Meizu M3 Note Pro Reviews

A functional smartphone, but hardly a low-cost miracle, the Meizu M3 Note does deliver a few pleasant surprises, but it doesn't evade all the flaws typical of phones in its price range. We are fond of its clean and sturdy metallic design, the fast fingerprint scanner, the pleasant bloat-free interface, and the strong battery life, in particular. The same can't quite be said for its below-average gaming performance, inconsistent camera with shaky videos, and dated Android version. Moreover, the phone is incompatible with U.S. LTE networks, which means American customers should probably cross it off their lists. Can we forgive the M3 Note's flaws when we also consider its price? We think we can, but there are other options you might consider. The handset starts from $180 for the 2GB RAM/16GB model, but that's prior to potential shipping and import taxes, and you most likely won't be getting warranty and customer support.