The Meizu Zero is the world's first holeless phone, and if you're interested, you can get your hands on the device for a cool $1,300.
The Meizu Zero is being called the world's first "holeless phone." Why? It doesn't have a charging port, physical buttons, SIM slot, or speaker grill.
Meizu recently took the wraps off of its M6s smartphone, and it just so happens to be the first device to ship with Samsung's Exynos 7872 processor.
Chinese handset manufacturer Meizu is partnering with MediaTek to create the "best facial recognition technology on smartphones."
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's new $33 fitness wearable doesn't do anything new, but that's not the point.
A good pair of wireless earbuds often comes at a cost, while the inexpensive ones are nothing to write home about. Meizu's EP51 earbuds are surprisingly well-built and well-balanced, and are priced just right.
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 Meizu m2 ticks almost all the boxes for a decent smartphone. And while it might not be the best out there, it definitely is a pretty good budget smartphone.
Let’s see how the m2 note fares over its predecessor, and where it stands against other budget smartphones in the market.
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...