With Meizu announcing the M1 Note for India a few days ago, the company has now revealed its successor, known as the M2 Note or the Blue Charm Note 2 (for Chinese markets). The handset still carries the budget price tag of $130, which is close to Rs 8,300 in Indian currency.
Color combinations are relatively similar as the predecessor, so you won't find anything different in that regard. The company claims that the display on the smartphone has a 1000:1 contrast ratio and brightness of 450 nits, thanks to Sharp's IGZO display panel.
Another massive change with the M2 Note is that it comes with a microSD card slot, meaning that you can expand the storage according to your liking and don't have to depend on the default storage space.
There's no word on an Indian launch at the moment, but we should expect an announcement from the company over the coming months.
Considering that the M1 Note was only recently brought to India, we don't think the company will hasten the arrival of the M2 Note in the region, so you might not see it launching right away.
The second SIM card slot on the smartphone acts as the microSD card slot as well. So in order to access it, you will have to ensure that one SIM card slot is unoccupied. This is a minor inconvenience for an otherwise stellar handset.
Specifications of the Meizu M2 Note:
· 5.5-inch 1080p display
· 8.7mm thickness
· 149 grams
· Octa core 1.3 GHz Mediatek MT6753 processor
· 2GB of RAM
· 16/32GB of internal storage (expandable up to 128GB)
· 13MP rear camera
· 5MP f/2.0 front facing camera
· Android 5.0 Lollipop
· 3,100 mAh battery
· 4G LTE support, dual SIM
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