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Meizu's fast charging tech will fully charge your phone in just 20 minutes

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Posted by Harish Jonnalagadda on 28 Feb 2017 4:57 am
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Meizu's fast charging tech is faster than anything else in the market today. Meizu showed off its Super mCharge fast charging tech at Mobile World Congress, claiming that its solution will fully charge phones from zero to 100% in just 20 minutes. Meizu is relying on a 11V/5A charger to deliver an astounding 55W, and that charge is delivered via an "upgraded data cable" that can support up to...

Meizu's $33 fitness band outdoes Fitbit at a fifth the price

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Posted by Daniel Bader on 6 Dec 2016 10:39 am
Meizu's new fitness wearable doesn't do anything new, but that's not the point. Meizu is entering the wearables market, and the popular Chinese smartphone maker is taking on one of its biggest rivals, Xiaomi, in the process. But the fitness tracker, aptly titled Meizu Band, further reinforces the notion that most wearables sold in North America are, if not overpriced, sold at a considerable...

Chinese vendor Meizu is readying a Star Trek-themed handset (Update: now official!)

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Posted by Harish Jonnalagadda on 31 Aug 2016 6:03 am
Meizu Star Trek M3E
Update: Meizu has launched the limited edition Star Trek variant of the M3E in China. The phone will be available in the country starting September 2 — coinciding with the release of Star Trek Beyond in the country — for the equivalent of $225, with production limited to just 5,000 units. Original story follows: Samsung has launched limited edition models of its flagships with Batman and...

Meizu EP51 review: Well-balanced, stylish wireless headphones

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Posted by Abhishek Baxi on 13 Aug 2016 11:00 am
The quick take Meizu's EP51 earbuds are surprisingly well-built and well-balanced, and are priced just right. They may be difficult to find, but they're worth tracking down. The Good Design and build quality Balanced sound Fits nicely Impressive carrying case The Bad Middling microphone quality Average battery life In the Box Meizu EP51 Carrying case MicroUSB charging cable...

Meizu m3 note review: Could've been better

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Posted by Abhishek Baxi on 26 Jun 2016 10:00 pm
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The quick take After decent budget packages, the m1 note and m2 note, the m3 note from Meizu is quite an aberration from the predecessors, and aims to pack in solid internals in a stylish chassis. There are a few highlights like design and build quality with extended battery life, yet it fails to impress in overall performance. The Good Design and build quality Flyme OS with mTouch...

Meizu dips its toes into the U.S. market with a crowdfunded wireless speaker

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Posted by Dan Thorp-Lancaster on 16 May 2016 4:10 pm
Meizu wants you to help crowdfund its 'floating' Gravity wireless speaker
Meizu, a name you most likely associate with its Chinese-market Android phones, is looking to dip its toes into the U.S. via an unexpected product: a wireless speaker.

Meizu m3 note with 5.5-inch FHD display, 3GB RAM and 32GB storage hits India for ₹9,999

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Posted by Harish Jonnalagadda on 11 May 2016 2:31 am
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Chinese manufacturer Meizu has launched the m3 note in India for ₹9,999. The phone will be up for sale exclusively on Amazon India from May 31, with registrations kicking off later today.

US Mobile defends domestic sales of distributor-imported Xiaomi and Meizu phones

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Posted by Dan Thorp-Lancaster on 2 Feb 2016 6:15 pm
US Mobile talks decision to offer Xiaomi and Meizu phones in U.S.
Following Xiaomi's statement that US Mobile is not an authorized distributor of its products in the U.S., the carrier has taken to a blog post to explain its decision to partner with a third-party distributor to sell imported smartphones from China in the U.S..

US Mobile is the first carrier to offer Xiaomi and Meizu phones in the United States

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Posted by Jared DiPane on 1 Feb 2016 11:10 am
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Update: Xiaomi has stated that US Mobile is not an authorized seller of its phones, and that the company has no plans to make any deals to sell phones through any authorized dealers. Both Xiaomi and Meizu are huge companies outside of the U.S., but neither has really broken into the market in North America yet. Now, US Mobile, a network which runs off of T-Mobile's towers, is offering its...

Meizu m2 review

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Posted by Abhishek Baxi on 7 Dec 2015 10:24 pm
The Quick Take While being a fairly well-established smartphone brand in China, Meizu is a recent entrant in India, and a significant market share still eludes the brand in this nation. The latest product from their stable, the Meizu m2, balances specifications, user experience, and pricing well, and is aimed to carve out a niche for themselves in the budget smartphone market. The Good...

Meizu launches the PRO 5 in China with Samsung's processor and USB Type-C

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Posted by Rich Edmonds on 23 Sep 2015 8:48 am
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Meizu has just launched a new smartphone powered by an Exynos processor. The PRO 5 is set to hit China with USB Type-C connectors, up to 64GB of internal storage and a 5.7-inch display. It's quite the smartphone and one we're sure those who enjoy top specs will certainly consider, especially when we look at the price.

The Meizu m2 note (a mini-review)

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Posted by Abhishek Baxi on 20 Aug 2015 2:52 pm
Chinese smartphone manufacturer Meizu announced m1 note towards the end of last year, and in a surprisingly quick evolution announced the m2 note in China just a couple months ago. There are few nifty additions and improvements, like the new home button, but otherwise the m2 note is a progressive upgrade of its predecessor. Let's see how it fares over its predecessor, and where it stands...

Meizu announces M2 Note in China; starts at ¥799

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Posted by Abhishek Baxi on 2 Jun 2015 10:01 am
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In a mega event in Beijing, Meizu today announced the M2 Note, the successor of the M1 Note launched last year. In terms of specifications and hardware, the M2 Note is not much of a change though.

Meizu brings 2K display to MX4 Pro, puts 'Retina' in your ears

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Posted by Simon Sage on 19 Nov 2014 2:48 pm
Meizu MX4 Pro puts the 'Retina' in your ears with iPhone-like design
Meizu is teasing their next smartphone, the MX4 Pro, boasting a new 20nm A15 octa-core processor, mTouch fingerprint scanner, and "Retina Sound", whatever that means. It's probably a speaker so sublime it makes your eyes pop out of your head. We're still trying to figure that part out.

Meizu launches MX2 with quad-core processor and Jelly Bean for $399

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Posted by Andrew Martonik on 27 Nov 2012 4:22 pm
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Meizu is a name you probably haven't heard of before if you live outside of China, but they're an up-and-coming OEM that's trying their best to offer some compelling smartphones as of late. This device, the MX2, is a follow-up to their previous flagship model, the MX. The specs get bumped up heartily this time around, with a 1.6GHz quad-core processor (a Samsung unit), 2GB of RAM, 4.4-inch...

The Meizu M9 actually sounds awesome

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Posted by Casey Chan on 10 May 2010 7:59 am
Meizu, makers of the iPhone clone M8, is supposedly working on an awesomely spec'd device called, you guessed it, the M9. The Meizu M9 is said to have a 1GHz processor, 3.6-inch 720x480 screen, 512MB RAM, 5-megapixel camera, HDMI 1.3 out, and more. That sounds wonderful and all but the real clincher is that it's being rumored to run Android 2.1. The M9 is expected to be available on August 18 for...

Meizu M8 aka iPhone Clone to Run Android ?

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Posted by Casey Chan on 23 Jun 2009 6:24 am
 We were once asked the question if we'll ever see Android on an iPhone. And aside from the apocalypse, of course the answer was a complete no. But it looks like Meizu, the makers of the M8 which is a complete rip-off job of the iPhone, thinks differently. They have a team working on Android right now and their Meizu M8 is rumored to be the device that runs Android. Well, wow we don't even know...