A Meizu device, codenamed K52 has recently popped up on the GFX Bench
database. The Chinese manufacturer has been the target of a lot of
rumors about a 1,000 Yuan (around $160) smartphone, but no such
information has been confirmed. This new device might just be it.
The specs show that it is powered by a MediaTek MT6752 octa-core CPU
at 1.7 GHz, which is in fact a 64-bit chip with LTE support. This might
not be as powerful as the MT6595 on board the Meizu MX4, but the
architecture and fast connectivity are more than a pleasant surprise
given the expected price tag.
Other hardware in the device includes 2GB of RAM, 16GB of internal
storage and a 4.6 inch Full HD 1920x1080 pixel display, powered by a
Mali-T760 GPU. This data is very much unconfirmed and might be subject
to a lot of changes down the road. GFX Bench reports the current OS of
the gadget as Android 4.4.4 KitKat and holds no information about a
camera as of yet.
Two actual graphics benchmarks have also apparently been performed on
the device, which we see posted on GFX Bench - Manhattan and T-Rex. The
performance of the mystery device comes very close to the Oppo U3, but
nowhere near the Meizu MX4 and MX4 Pro models.
Meizu has stated in the past, that no CNY1,000 phone can be ideal,
which of course we all know. However in today's highly competitive
market the company is facing major pressure from rivals such as Xiaomi
and can't afford to leave the lower price segments unattended.
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