Meizu MX5 launches in India priced at Rs 19,999

Meizu has started selling MX5 in the Indian market exclusively via Indian online shopping site Snapdeal at a price of INR 19,999. Earlier Snapdeal had placed launch notification on their page. Only 16GB version with two color options Silver Black and  Silver White are available in India currently. 32GB and 64GB options are expected too arrive soon.

Meizu MX5 going to launch in India

The Chinese smartphone manufacturer Meizu has announced that they will be launching MX5 in India. It will be sold exclusively on Snapdeal, where you can register for notification when it becomes available.

MX 5 features a 5.5-inch Full-HD AMOLED display covered with Gorilla Glass 3, The rear camera features a 20.7 MP , f/2.2 aperture,6-element lens and laser auto focus system. The front camera is 5MP one with f/2.0 aperture.The processor used is Mediatek Helio X10 (MT6795) which is a Octa-Core Cortex A53 clocked at 2.2GHz paired with 3GB of LPDDR3 RAM.

On the connectivity front it features Dual-Band WiFi b/g/n and ac support, along with Bluetooth 4.1. It also supports 4G LTE. No pricing details have been published.

Source: Snapdeal

Meizu MX5 pictured in the wild !

As the rumor has it, the Meizu MX5 is going to premiere at a press event on June 30, but this is yet to be confirmed by the manufacturer. And while we are waiting for some official news on the flagship we saw the Meizu MX5 leak with specs, live pictures and even some (dreamy) bezel-less renders.

Meizu MX5's fingerprint sensor said to be similar to that of M1 Note 2

Just days after there were reports that the Meizu MX5 will be announced on June 30, new details have emerged about the company's upcoming flagship smartphone.

According to a new report out of China, the handset will feature a fingerprint sensor similar to the one being rumoured in the M1 Note 2, which is said to be unveiled on June 2. Another rumour is that the flagship's body will be made out of metal, instead of plastic.

Needless to say, none of this has been officially confirmed, so take it with a pinch of salt.