Reviewers Liked
- Useful fingerprint scanner
- Great battery life
- Affordable
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Poor camera
Meizu M5
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By Digit
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The Meizu M5 looks really good and feels quite nice in the hand, even though it uses plastic instead of metal. The performance levels of the device are decent for its price. It's worth considering if you don't want the Redmi 4 or Redmi 4A, both of which...
By Gadgets360
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The Meizu M5 starts at roughly Rs. 7,000, for the 16GB model we tested, but the price varies a bit across online stores. The 32GB version is priced at Rs. 9,499 after receiving a recent price cut shortly after it was launched. While Rs. 7,000 is...
By Android Authority
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Although Meizu's latest budget lineup brings few compromises for its target audience, competing options offer better overall experiences for Western...
By phandroid.com
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After all that, you may be thinking that Meizu M5 and the M5 Note aren't worth your hard earned cash. If you're on the hunt for a great mid-range device, I suggest you stay away. But if you need something simple and cheap, for someone who doesn't have...
By Phone Arena
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The Meizu M5 is a likable affordable phone made in China and made for China.The goal of our review, however, is to understand how it will perform for the Western customer.First, let's consider the price: while in China you can buy if for $100 for the...
By Trusted Reviews
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A solid budget phone with a fingerprint scanner – but not much else to shout...
By GadgetDiary
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The 3070mAh battery on Meizu M5 can power then phone through one and a half day of moderate to heavy usage. We didn't face any issue with the battery backup on the handset.Priced at 7,990 INR (for the top variant), the Meizu M5 feels like a decent Redmi...
By hw4all.com
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The share of entry-level smartphones is comparable to a large piece of cake in the general market of mobile gadgets. The thing is that high-performance devices are not necessary for everyone, and for the performance of a number of everyday tasks, the...
By GSMArena
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The Meizu M5 turned out a very decent entry-level smartphone, which is not only a nice upgrade over the M3, but it also comes priced quite reasonably. The M5 is better in upgrading its predecessor than the M5 Note. The M5 has a bigger screen and...
By hw4all.com
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Recently, a technical giant of China tries to produce more models. Only a few months after the release of Meizu M3S, as already 31 October 2016 on the stage there is a representative of the same Meizu M5 line.Behavior of bit strange. First, in such a...
By androidheadlines.com
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While the performance of the SoC could be better, being priced so low means Meizu only has so many options for what it packs in the M5. Even with the performance hitches and occasional slow loading of apps that we saw, the Meizu M5 performs admirably...
By hw4all.com
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Meizu M5 is good budget smartphone. Despite the fact that as the plastic housing material is selected, it looks neat, and is not affected to an assembly. Traditionally, the high quality display and perfectly optimized software. Pleases speed and...
By computerhoy.com
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Las opciones a la hora de comprar un nuevo teléfono son muchas, más que nunca anteriormente. Por debajo de los 200€ se pueden encontrar ya terminales auténticamente competitivos, con características que hasta hace poco pertenecían a la gama alta. Uno de...
By LesMobiles
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Vendu 169 euros en version 16 Go, le M5 est le dernier modèle entrée de gamme de Meizu. Positionné à ce prix, il entre en concurrence frontale avec une ribambelle de mobiles dont quelques cadors du rapport qualité-prix. A-t-il une chance ? Réponse dans...
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