Summary: There is a lot to like about the Meizu MX. It symbolizes a nearly-perfect convergence of all the good stuff – but it needs more polishing and modernizing.
Summary: The Meizu MX 4-core is a decent quad-core device, but its limited availability outside China and horrendous battery life make it a tough sell for power users.
Pros: Includes pentaband radio, Reasonably priced, Great audio and video playback
Cons: Disappointing battery life, No memory expansion, Quad-core performance hampered by bugs
Conclusion: The Meizu MX 4-core is quite a bit of a shocker. Just like the original Meizu MX, this Chinese smartphone has enough twists and turns to keep you guessing, and...
Pros: Quad-band GSM and penta-band 3G support, 21.6 Mbps HSDPA and 5.76 Mbps HSUPA, 4.0" 16M-color ASV capacitive touchscreen of 640 x 960 pixel resolution; Gorilla glass, H...
Cons: Tries too hard to beat the iPhone at its own game, Sub-par viewing angles and sunlight legibility, Looks exactly like its predecessor, No dedicated camera key (but coo...
Conclusion: The Meizu MX is a pretty good Android smartphone. Seriously! It comes with a well-made custom interface, a decent 4-inch display, and the hardware inside it classifies as...
Meizu MX 4-Core Review: It's Like Sticking A V10 In A Ford Pinto
Android Police
30 June 2012
Summary: The MX 4-Core really is like a Ford Pinto with a V10 engine. The almost laughable combination of a cutting-edge quad-core Exynos processor with the MX's unassuming...
Meizu MX – the successor to the M9 is here, bringing affordable power and style to everyone
Gadgetmania
16 December 2011
Excerpt: While there are a lot of affordable Android smartphones, most of them are pretty mediocre when it comes to either performance, build quality or both.