just noticed a group of SPY pictures showing the upcoming Xiaomi Mi 5c handset's design and specs, and rumors say this mid-range phone will be released soon, any thoughts?
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Earlier this year, Xiaomi introduced the Mi 4i for India, and Now it's launching the Mi 4c for China. Both new Android phones eschew the metal design of the Mi 4 for a unibody polycarbonate shell and an even cheaper price. Also Meizu launches its new high-end flagship, the PRO 5. It was expected for Meizu to market this device as the MX5 Pro but it seems Meizu has chosen to separate the lineup to give better exposure to the higher-end "PRO" series. So Meizu PRO 5 and Xiaomi 4C which one is best?
heling1682002 said:
Earlier this year, Xiaomi introduced the Mi 4i for India, and Now it's launching the Mi 4c for China. Both new Android phones eschew the metal design of the Mi 4 for a unibody polycarbonate shell and an even cheaper price. Also Meizu launches its new high-end flagship, the PRO 5. It was expected for Meizu to market this device as the MX5 Pro but it seems Meizu has chosen to separate the lineup to give better exposure to the higher-end "PRO" series. So Meizu PRO 5 and Xiaomi 4C which one is best?
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i think i have got the answer. thanks so much.
Meizu seems to launch Meilan 5S the beginning of 2017
There's 4 days for 2016, but it seems Meizu does not stop releasing his new mobile before Chinese New Year.
These days, Meizu passes the exam of Ministry of Audit with models M612Q and M612M, of same characteristics, for that, it's possible of Meilan 5S.Con ocho core 1.3GHz processor, battery of 3000mah, with 2.5D screen. Its price is more Or less 1000RMB, less than 150USD.
Got some comparison imformation of the two phones from 91 mobiles and share with your guys.
The online sub-brand of Huawei, Honor has just launched the successor to its Honor 6X (review) – Honor 7X (review) at an event held in London. Notably, the Honor 6X was one of the first smartphones to bring dual cameras to the affordable segment, along with a ton of other premium features. Now, with the launch of the Honor 7X, the brand has once again come into the limelight, as the successor comes as a worthy sequel. The phone has gone on sale on Amazon India starting December 7th and will be competing against Xiaomi’s Android One contender – the Mi A1 (review), in this price segment. Therefore, to clear the confusion as to which one to pick if you are in the market for a new daily driver, we have pitted them against each other. Read on to find out if you should invest in Xiaomi’s Android One offering or the latest dual camera toting budget offering from Honor.
Design and display
Speaking of the Xiaomi Mi A1 first, the handset maintains the signature design of the brand and flaunts a metal unibody design. However, due to the presence of the broad bezels, the device feels wide in the hand as compared to the Honor 7X. However, the subtle curves on the back of the phone makes it feel ergonomic and comfortable to hold. Basically, the design of the Mi A1 is nothing to write home about and is par for course with most Chinese smartphones in this segment. The Honor 7X on the other hand, boasts a more futuristic design with a bezel-less make and the same metal unibody chassis. Thanks to the bezel-less form factor, the smartphone is more in-line with the modern handsets and feels more premium. Both smartphones are pretty lightweight at 165g but the Mi A1 flaunts a thinner 7.3mm chassis as compared to 7.6mm on Honor 7X.
Moving on to the displays, the Xiaomi Mi A1 comes equipped with a 5.5-inch IPS display, which has 1080p resolution. It offers crisp visuals and accurate colours with comfortable legibility outdoors. On the other hand, the bezel-less form of Honor 7X lets it pack a much larger 5.93-inch display in more or less the same footprint. Moreover, with the screen pushing 2,160 x 1,080 pixels in the 18:9 format, the IPS panel offers crisp and vibrant output.
Where are also some other aspects, including: hardware, software, camera, battery,e etc.
So what do you guys think?
The Honor 7X is ~GBP100 more expensive than the Mi A1!
I went from a Honor7 to the MiA1, no complaints, nice phone. Well, apart from the Honor hardly ever being updated in 2 years ... already had more security fixes - and the Oreo update of course - from Xiaomi in the last 3 months or so, than Honor did in over 2 years. The more I think about it, the H.7 (around GBP185 at the time?) was a 'loss leader' to try and get you hooked, and get Honor market share, but they aren't such good value now as their prices are creeping and creeping up.
Hi Guys,
I've read a bit about how Xiaomi are apparently going to be launching in the UK, but I've seen this info for some time and not really found anything concrete about what their plans are... I know it will be in partnership with Three and on the Poco launch I saw that this is planned to be available in UK but I've not seen a huge amount else...
So I thought I'd create this thread as a wish list or dumping ground for any information or rumours that people might have
So for me, I think there should definitely be a 'flagship' Xiaomi shop in London - I visited the one in Madrid and it was a great store full of not just phones but other Xiaomi stuff (kettles, routers, towels!)
In terms of phones, I'd like to see the Poco F1, Mi 8/SE, Mi Mix 3 and then in the mid range the Mi A2/Lite, Mi Max 3, Redmi 6 and Note 6. Also the Mi Pad 4. Yeah, I don't want much eh?
I think Xiaomi does have the opportunity to make an impact in the UK market but it will take a few years. Look at Huawei, I think it's only really with the release of the P20 Pro that they have become really 'acceptable' to UK buyers as a viable option, but there are as many people in my office with the P20 Pro as there are with the Galaxy S9 so they are definitely mainstream now.
Maybe something like an amazing release price for the Poco F1, or releasing something as awesome as the Mi Mix 3 looks to be will be able to put Xiaomi 'on the map' quicker
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