The M3 Note landed in Brazil by the hands of the ViStation still in September of last year, with hardware powerful for the mid-range and aggressive price. The device is not the latest of its line, being succeeded by M5 Note in the international market, but features almost the same technical specifications of its successor, differing only in the version of the operating system and in design.
Among the key differentiators of the M3 Note front other models in your price range, we have the robust battery of 4,100 mAh, taking into account the technical specifications included by Meizu should be able to provide an autonomy that is more than enough for the vast majority of users.
The M3 Note brings a reasonable assembly, including a screen IPS LCD screen of 5.5 inches with Full HD resolution, chipset MediaTek MT6755 Helio P10 with eight cores at up to 1.8 GHz and GPU ARM Mali-T860. It is sold in two versions, one with 2GB of RAM and 16GB of internal storage while the other account with 3GB of RAM and double the storage, both with the possibility of expansion via microSD card slot hybrid.
After doing a quick unboxing and we take first impressions with the device, the time has come to see how it goes in terms of battery life, and for that we will do our already well known to the test in real time.
The test consists of running traditional applications such as WhatsApp, Facebook, YouTube, Gmail, Google Maps, Chrome, PowerAMP and other. Voice calls will also be made with the smartphone, which will still be used for games like Subway Surfers, Asphalt 8, Pokémon GO, Injustice and more.
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