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Meizu Note 9 launched with Snapdragon 675 processor and 48MP camera

Written by : S. Mahadevan

There are a bunch of smartphone models in the market with almost comparable specifications and vying for the same market pie. There was Redmi Note 7 Pro and the Oppo F11 Pro competing with each other and now it is Meizu, with its Note 9 that wants to compete with Xiaomi’s Redmi Note 7 Pro.

The Meizu Note 9 has been launched in China, but it is not sure when it will come to India. The phone has a 6.3-inch IPS LCD full HD+ display and a screen to body ratio of 89.23%. There is a waterdrop notch on the front while the bottom chin has been kept at the bare minimum. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 675SoC is the chipset fitted as the main processor. The new smartphone from Meizu has been released in three variants; 4GB RAM and 64GB internal storage; 6GB RAM and 64GB internal storage and at the top end 6GB RAM and 128GB storage. Meizu has gone in for the DDR4X RAM on this device. The Android Pie OS with the Flyme OS skin control the functioning of the device.

And when it comes to the optics, the competition with Redmi Note 7 Pro cannot be overlooked. There is the 48MP+5MP dual sensor setup in the rear and a 20MP shooter in the front for selfies. The 48MP sensor is a Samsung ISOCELL GM1 sensor.

The battery under the hood is 4000mAh and the device is accompanied by a fast charger rated at 18W. Black, Blue and White are the colours the Meizu Note 9 is being sold in.

As mentioned, there is still no clarity on when this new device from Meizu will be launched in India. So, for pricing, the only information available now are the prices for the phones announced in China. These vary from Rs 14,700 to Rs 16,800 at current exchange rates.

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