Meizu once again deserves some accolades for crafting another beautifully designed smartphone in the M6T. Meizu M6T was launched on Tuesday (May 29) with a price tag of less than 1000 yuan. The price starts at 799 Yuan ($125) while the topmost variant with 4GB + 64GB storage costs just 1099 Yuan ($171). 

The Meizu M6T comes with a MediaTek MT6750 chipset onboard which might be disappointing to some but the design compensates for the seemingly poor chipset. The device comes with a 5.7-inch LTPS Full-view display with a 2.5D curved glass on top. The display has an HD+ resolution of 1440 x 720p and the device adopts the 18:9 aspect ratio. There is no physical mBack button under the display but the device features the  Super mBack button first used on the M6S. The device is available in 3+32GB, 4+32GB and 4+64GB versions, all expandable up to 128GB via microSD. The device has a dimension of 152.3×73.8.4mm and weighs 145g.

The M6T is basically a budget device but the finishing looks quite premium. The back cover is made of polycarbonate material which is available in Black, Champagne Gold, Gold, and Coral Red. The rear design includes a dual camera setup with the sensors arranged vertically at the middle. The rear camera is a 13MP + 2MP IMX278 RGBW setup which is touted to be good for bokeh portraits. On the other hand, the front camera is an 8MP f/2.0 shooter with ArcSoft beauty algorithms for decent portraits.

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The Meizu M6T is fuelled by a 3300mAh battery with 5V 1.5A charging, which isn’t exactly fast charge, but decent enough for a budget device. Other features include an infrared sensor, Android 7.1-based Flyme 6, Bluetooth 4.1, Wi-Fi n, and support for TDD-LTE B34/B38/B39/B40/B41, and FDD-LTE B1/B3/B8. Check out more hands-on pictures of the Coral Red and Black variants of the Meizu M6T from below.

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Meizu has announced its latest release for the budget segment, the Meizu M6T powered by a Mediatek chipset and dual cameras at the back. The phone is meant to take on the super cheap smartphones that retail for less than 1000 Yuan (~$150) which means the 6T will compete with a couple of popular Xiaomi phones in this segment. Despite its sub-1000 Yuan placement, the phone isn’t all about budget hardware. There are a few features that makes it stand apart from the competition and let’s take a look at them in detail down below.

The Meizu M6T is powered by the MediaTek MT6750 chipset. Personally, I would have preferred something like the SD450 on board, similar to the Xiaomi Redmi 5 but it should still be good enough for powering a budget device. There are three storage variants available: 3+32GB, 4+32GB, and 4+64GB. Further, the back is polycarbonate and looks pretty premium for a low-end device. The dual cameras are arranged vertically at the center with the flash above and the fingerprint sensor below. I believe this is the first time Meizu has decided to go with a rear placed fingerprint sensor. Overall, the M6T is a good looking budget phone and personally, I would prefer it over Redmi 5’s back design. You get three color options, black, champagne gold, and a red one too!

The display is pretty big at 5.7-inches and there’s a decent HD+ 1440 x 720p resolution too, so it conforms to the recent 18:9 display trend. But what makes the Meizu M6T really special among its peers is the presence of a dual camera setup at the back. The setup is just basic with a 13MP + 2MP IMX278 RGBW setup, said to be good for bokeh portraits. The front features an 8MP f/2.0 shooter with ArcSoft beauty algorithms. Overall, the M6T boasts a better camera setup than the Redmi 5.

Another highlight of the Meizu M6T is the presence of the Super mBack button. Its not really a physical button, but this one button can take care of all of your navigation needs. First seen on the Meizu M6S, now it’s present on almost all of the company’s recent phones. Inside, the phone has a 3300mAh battery with 5V 1.5A charging, which isn’t exactly fast charge, but decent enough for a budget device. Other features include infrared sensor, Bluetooth 4.1, Wi-Fi n, and support for TDD-LTE B34/B38/B39/B40/B41, and FDD-LTE B1/B3/B8.

For a starting price of 799 Yuan ($125), the Meizu M6T looks like a winner. If you want better variants, you’ll have to shell out 999 Yuan ($155) for 4GB + 32GB and 1099 Yuan ($171) for 4GB + 64GB variants respectively. Note that the storages are expandable up to 128GB via MicroSD.

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