IDRIS ELECTRONICS RAIPUR SELLING MEIZU M1 NOTE IN RAIPUR IN INDIA

We Sell only new and sealed pack handsets and accessories. Customers are requested to please don't ask price in phone, kindly visit us. The 5.5 inch space is one where we see increasing competition from virtually all quarters, with big hitters Apple and Samsung playing for keeps with the new iPhone 6 Plus and Galaxy Note 4 devices. The increasing acceptance of larger devices with mainstream consumers means that the segment we used to refer to as Phablets, is now more accurately recognized as the upper edge of the mainstream smartphone spectrum. The Meizu m1 Note as I mentioned earlier, eschews the metal alloy frame that we found on the company s more expensive designs, opting instead to use plastic for the majority of the chassis. The device uses a single piece of pretty rugged, tough plastic as the back shell. The shell curves around at the edges to meet with the front display, making a very simplistic and not unattractive look. Despite the use of plastic the m1 Note manages to pull it all off without appearing overtly cheap or cost down. It also keeps aesthetic parity with its more expensive brethren or at least at a glance it does. The displays we encounter in the year really are impressive compared to what we had to deal with just a few years ago. Manufactured by Japanese display maker Sharp, the 5.5 inch, x display on the m1 Note is great, a fact that resonates even more when you consider the price bracket it occupies. The 403ppi pixel density is impressively clear and crisp, the viewing angles are very good and the colors look vibrant and accurate. The black levels can suffer just a bit at the brightest settings but probably not by enough to really cause annoyance. We ve reviewed enough devices that use MediaTek s Octa-core smartphone processors to have a good handle of what to expect from the Meizu m1 Note. MediaTek solutions have typically been seen as bringing capable, if not exceptional performance at affordable price points. In truth the overall performance you get with the Meizu m1 Note is ahead of most other MediaTek-based devices I have used. This fact shouldn t be too surprising seeing as its the uses the latest SoC in MediaTek s armory. The MT is an ARM Cortext-A53 Octa Core chip clocked at 1.7GHz that packs a Mali-T760 GPU this essentially one of MediaTek s most powerful 4G-capable processors. The Taiwanese chip design company markets the MT as being designed for the super-mid smartphone market, a term that indicates they are somewhat content to exist on a tier below Qualcomm, Nvidia and perhaps Samsung. In truth however, the performance of the MT is not really so far behind its competitors, making it a very solid choice for manufacturers like Meizu who have devices that compete in the low to mid-range segment. Address- Shop No-16, Ground Floor, Lalganga Shopping Mall, G.E Road, Raipur, Chhattisgarh