Leaked images of Meizu MX5 show metal casing with MicroSD slot

Chinese tech firm is gearing upward to release the phablet sized successor of its MX4 handset named Meizu MX5. Both handsets feature MediaTek's mobile SoC and it looks similar apart from featuring an octa-core processor, Meizu MX5 is also going to feature a metallic crush which has an opening for a MicroSD card slot. If the leaked images turn out to be true, then Meizu MX5 will be able to provide astounding firepower along with storage expansion flexibility.

Meizu MX5 Expected To Characteristic MT6795T, Forth With A 5.5 Inch Screen Size And ane,799 Yuan Toll Tag

According to the images present on GizChina, Meizu MX5 will feature a metal chassis. Since the handset has been targeted to the loftier-end smartphone market, we do not look that the smartphone volition characteristic less than 32 GB of internal storage, and 128 GB of expandable storage. Unlike its predecessor MX4, MX5 is expected to be slightly larger with its 5.5 inch screen size.

Resolution will virtually probable exist the same across both devices, with MX4 and MX5 rendering 1920 past 1080 pixels. Naturally, the big screen size will warrant a large sized bombardment. Having said that, the upcoming smartphone will characteristic a 3,150 mAh bombardment, 3 GB of RAM and be powered by a powerful MT6795T chipset.

The chipset will be running eight cores belonging to Cortex-A57 at 2.3 GHz; at least that is the info nosotros received from Specout. A twenty MP rear camera sensor coupled with a fingerprint scanner volition exist nowadays, which will provide sufficient security to the user (forth with some bragging rights).

Now comes for the cistron that makes or breaks the purchasing determination; the price tag. According to the source, Meizu MX5 volition carry a cost of 1799 Yuan, which when converted, gives y'all an affordable $273.84 USD. Due to the international charges, the device might become a footling more expensive, only its price/performance ratio will withal be college compared to the fortune that people are paying for other mobile products.

Paradigm source: GizChina