Almost exactly one month ago, the Chinese manufacturer Meizu presented before the MX4 Pro, which comes with a 5.5-inch qHD display. Those users and users, who are interested in the device, now can look forward to. As can be seen from the databases of various online stores, an order of high-end smartphones now possible . Although it is the device for the time being cannot buy directly, but a shipment is in the stores possible worldwide.

The Meizu MX4 Pro is available now

Those who feel that Meizu MX4 Pro is worth a purchase can implement this plan immediately into practice. About the Online Shop “OppoMart” world can an order be made – the shop promises to send within 4 to 7 days. The Meizu MX4 Pro is equipped with a 5.5-inch qHD display, which scores with a resolution of 2,560 x 1,536 pixels and a pixel density of 546ppi. Under the hood, an Exynos 5430 is octa-core processor is used, which is supported by 3 GB of memory.

The unit is one of the first models of Meizu equipped with a fingerprint sensor. This is not damaged; you have installed a protective layer of sapphire glass. More than just decent pictures to the back camera of the Meizu MX4 Pro make. This is equipped with 20.7 megapixels and an LED flash. The front camera has at least 5 megapixels and is the perfect solution for video calls or Selfies. Enough energy for the 3,350 mAh strong battery should provide. Additional features include LTE and NFC.
Who wants to buy the MX4 per Meizu has the choice between two different memory sizes. The version with 16 GB will cost all 549 US dollars, while the 32 GB version is to purchase for $ 599. This corresponds with current rates about 440 euros for the Meizu MX4 Pro with 16 GB and 480 euros for 32 GB of storage. The white and golden versions currently are not yet available, so you’d have currently relied on the gray version.

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We will not be particularly heavy remembering the huge bite that Chinese brands are hitting the income statements of some of the largest manufacturers of Android devices, you do not see the time or how to compete at levels that companies like Meizu is spend: with great hardware devices and unbeatable prices.

And one of those ‘must have’ technology in recent times is the Meizu MX4 Pro, the older brother of Meizu MX4 we climb on the bandwagon of ‘phablets’ because of a 5.5-inch screen 2K 1,536 × 2,560 pixel resolution, which pretty close to monsters like the Galaxy Note 4 or the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge, which far exceeds the FullHD iPhone 6 Plus.

 Indeed, those seeking comparisons see in the outlines of this Meizu MX4 Pro footprint designs Jon Ive, Apple guru for that finish, these rounded and leave very clearly that in mind had to new dispositions of Cupertino presented this year.

 One need only look a little in detail the edges or metal finish your back to find certain similarities with the iPhone 6 of Cupertino though, like those do not stay there. If you take a look at the button ‘Home’, what Korean manufacturer makes them very similar to their smartphones and ‘phablets’? Tick tock, tick tock…

 Anyway, what seems clear is that this Meizu MX4 Pro has a differentiating factor that may be more important than any technical specification that we have it: the price. Or do you think possible when there is competition for just € 460 we can take home a “phablet ‘with processor Exynos 5 octa-core 5430 (quad-core Cortex A15 2GHz and quad-core Cortex A7 1.5 GHz), 3GB of RAM, internal storage 16/32/64 expandable via microSD, fingerprint reader, 20,7MP main camera and a front of 5, LTE coverage, 3,550 mAh battery and an installation of Android 4.4. KitKat?

 Take a look at this video that you have just below that shows you a little more detail how well painted this Meizu MX4 Pro. Or was that of being accused of copying Apple and Samsung could affect your decision to buy it?

 By the way, take a look at the video and see how good it looks.

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