We have already faced the new phablet of Meizu with the other greats of the Chinese low-cost mid-range, but the truth is that with their latest releases, Motorola has proven to be in a position to compete with them as well and their Moto G4 Plus undoubtedly deserves the opportunity to duel with him as well. Meizu MX6. Which of the two do you like the most? Still not sure? We hope this comparative with the Technical specifications help you decide both.
Integrated
If we count ourselves among the many users who, due to their resistance and finishes, always lean towards metallic housings, the MX6 will probably be a more interesting option, but if we do not give as much importance to this actor, the Moto G4 Plus it can be an interesting option, since it also has, like its rival, a fingerprint reader.
Dimensions
Regarding the dimensions, we find two devices that are surprisingly close, without any difference that we can really perceive when looking next to each other (15,36x7,52 inch against 15,3 x 7,66 mm) nor if we compare their weights (155 grams in both cases). Only in the thickness section, we can say that the MX6 winner7,25 mm against 9,8 mm).
Screen
The equality is even greater if it fits in the screen section, where the equality in technical specifications is absolute: its size is in both cases of 5.5 inches and its Full HD resolution (1920 x 1080), which obviously makes them also have the same pixel density (PPI 401).
Performance
In the performance section, however, we do see that the balance leans more clearly on the side of the phablet of Meizu, with a more powerful processor (Helio X20 ten-core and 2,3 GHz maximum frequency versus a Snapdragon 617 eight-core and 1,5 GHz maximum frequency) and more RAM memory (4 GB against 2 GB), although it will be necessary to see in the use tests how much this superiority translates in terms of fluency.
Storage capacity
We cannot give a clear winner, on the other hand, in the section of storage capacity, since each of them has its own strong point: in the case of the phablet of Meizu, is the arrival with more internal memory (32 GB against 16 GB); in that of Motorola, is to give us the option to expand it externally through card micro-SD, something that we can not do with the other.
Cameras
In the cameras section, it is again difficult to say which one leaves us more convincing technical specifications: in the front camera they are tied, with 5 MP each, but in the main chamber, the Moto G4 Plus a higher number of megapixels (12 MP versus 16 MP), but MX6 it has a larger size for each pixel, which is the trend that has been imposed in the last year in the high-end range and it seems that it is giving better results judging by the analysis of the experts.
Autonomy
Considering how close the figures are to the battery capacity of both phablets (3060 mAh against 3000 mAh), the key with regard to autonomy is going to be in the consumption that, unfortunately, we cannot reliably deduce only from its technical specifications, so the real tests of use will be the best judge.
Price
The most interesting thing when choosing between these two phablets is that their price is the same, since the new MX6 it has been announced that it will cost $270, the same amount for which the Moto G4 Plus. Everything will depend, therefore, simply on which of the two has the advantage in those aspects that are most important to us (and, of course, also on which of the two is attractive to us in terms of aesthetics).
I would head for the wonderful precious Meizu MX6
How much does Motorola pay you to compare a mid-range with a high-end?