Meizu Pro 6 Plus review Comments

• Grey1213
• H5Nf
• 19 Jan 2017

But what's the price? Chinese sites have it for stupid expensive prices like $600.

And the lower clock speeds is most likely because Samsung sold the lower binned chipsets to Meizu.

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• J o m s
• ksIE
• 19 Jan 2017

Nice phone and results, now waiting for Le Pro 3. =D

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• Velikana
• LgYD
• 19 Jan 2017

Hey does anybody know where/when can I buy a meizu pro 6 plus ? The provider I was going to check, honorbuy, ain't got them yet.

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• Anonymous
• IVPR
• 19 Jan 2017

Seriously, please stop using Geekbench 3. Just stop already. Thanks

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• Velikana
• LgYD
• 19 Jan 2017

Anonymous, 19 Jan 2017I wish GSMArena would put more emphasis on the LTE bands when dealing with Chinese phones. Ba... moreI go first thing to the performance page ;D and then the battery page .... usually. But I've been checking GSM arena everyday since monday last week, waiting for this review, so i read it start to end :D

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• gokishor
• 7tQA
• 19 Jan 2017

Excellent review. I really like the meizu phones for its simple design, mback button and clean flyme interface.The only drawback for its earlier phones was use of mediatek chipsets resulting in mediocre battery life n performance. This particular phone is sigh of relief for me since it uses exynos chipset and im really looking forward to buy it.

Also, If meizu can deliver phones with qualcomm chipsets that would be an execellent buy for customers.cheers.

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• ken.nyctophile05
• t7x1
• 19 Jan 2017

kevin97, 19 Jan 2017Is it only me that immediately after seeing a new review goes directly to the battery life sec... moreI hear you, bruh. That's my usual habit. Lol

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• Anonymous
• wnx2
• 19 Jan 2017

I wish GSMArena would put more emphasis on the LTE bands when dealing with Chinese phones. Bands 38-41 are TD-LTE which for the most part is only used in mainland China (by China Mobile, the largest service provider) so you're only left with 3 FD-LTE bands and the only reason they put these bands in the phone is to make it compatible with China Unicom's and China Telecom's 4G networks (the second and third largest service providers).

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• kevin97
• ndnX
• 19 Jan 2017

Is it only me that immediately after seeing a new review goes directly to the battery life section, and if it's bad, give up reading anything else about that phone ? :)

Luckily on this phone, battery life is actually very good thanks to the Samsung Exynos chipset.

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