Meizu M8c Launched For Russian Market at 9990 Rubles

In recent years, more and more Chinese smartphone manufacturers have begun to enter the overseas markets. And almost all have achieved good results. Last year, Meizu officially began to enter overseas by launching special devices made for them. According to the GSMArena, Meizu officially launched a new Meizu M8c smartphone in Russia targeting the low-end market.

The Meizu M8c continues a familiar design style. In some sense, this phone can be considered as the Russian variant of the Blue Charm E3 (aka Meizu E3). The back cover of the phone uses a polycarbonate plastic material. Such a decision should be conditioned by the phone’s price. Plus, the manufacturer has removed the rear-mounted fingerprint scanner.

As we said, the Meizu M8c is focusing on the entry-level market. This simply means its configuration will be quite modest. There are a 5.45-inch full-screen with a resolution of 1440 x 720 pixels and an aspect ratio of 18:9. Under the hood, we can find a Snapdragon 425 mobile platform paired with a 2GB of RAM, 16GB/32GB of native storage, and a 3070mAh battery. Thus we can state Meizu has completely switched to Qualcomm. As you remember, all previous phones came with MediaTek chips. But such a move may help Qualcomm in strengthening its monopolistic position. It’s another topic of conversation. Anyway, the phone also sports a 13MP rear camera and an 8MP front camera. They come with apertures of f/2.2 and f/2.0, respectively.

Looking at these specs we can say the Meizu M8c is a common low-end smartphone with no obvious selling points. Thus, it should be useful for those who don’t want to spend much on a smartphone. In this sense, the M8c meets your requirements fully as it’s priced at 9990 Russian rubles ($160).