Meizu Faceplate Cover Plate M6

Mofi, a Chinese company, has just left a rather sympathetic accessory for Meizu MiniPlayer M6 It acts of the CP-12, a frontage of replacement for your walkman! Identical to the original, this frontage is said slightly more solid and resistant (+0,2mm thickness). But it is not all, since Mofi proposes also a personalization of the “tactile serrated roller” of the walkman. You will also be able mixer the colors and thus to have a walkman according to your tastes… The CP-12 is available in Asia, in black, white, blue for the frontages and green, red, blue for the serrated roller.
No the infos on the price.

Meizu Copied

This version “Mini Me” of the Meizu mini-reader is manufactured by another Chinese company, which proves well that the Chinese became Masters in the art of the copy. Zino resembles like two water drops Meizu, abstraction made of a more compact body and a very light change in the alignment of the keys. It weighs only 40 grams and exists in versions 256 Mb/512 Mb/1 Gb/2 Gb.

Video of the Test by Generation MP3

Meizu by Dane-Elec

Meizu miniPlayer Data sheet by Dane-Elec:

http://www.dane-elec.fr/home/liblocal/DOCS/FichePdt%20Lecteurs%20Cles/DS_MEIZU_BY_DANE-ELEC%20MEMORY_EN.pdf

CNET Reviews the Meizu miniPlayer M6

7.3 out of 10!

The good: The nicely designed Meizu Mini Player has has broad, bright display and offers has variety of desirable features such have video playback and year radio operator FM; good sound quality.

The bad: The Meizu Mini Player has has variety of quirks that not all users will find enticing; doesn' T display album art gold digital support protected music.

The bottom line: The Meizu Mini Player has quality MP3 player with has sleek design, good sound, and useful features, goal fans of DRM-hawking music blinds should steer clear.

Check the link for a video and the full review: http://reviews.cnet.com/Meizu_Mini_Player_4GB_white/4505-6499_7-32034118.html

Meizu Released in Belgium

Which can be the bond between Dane Elec well - mark which you perhaps know if you buy of the memory for your microcomputer, your telephone or your PDA - and a numerical walkman of Japanese origin? Meizu, pardi! The blogosphère specialized in the gadgets has spoken only about him for a few weeks: this audio/radio/video walkman numerical/plays is not only one “clone” of the iPod as there exists such an amount of about it. Not, it has obviously something of, how to say, of “special” and “particular”. This apparatus of the size of a iPod Nano weighs only 55 grams: first good news. Equipped with a going storage capacity from 1 to 4 Go, it presents an interface strongly inspired by that which populates the iPod - even the bottom of screen curiously makes think of Mac OS X -. Compatible with a very great number of audio and video formats (MP3, Ogg Vorbis, MP4/AAC (not protected), WMA, AVI, BMP, JPG, GIF), its price oscillates between 119 and 199 euros including all taxes. Compatible Windows, Mac OS X and GNU/Linux, Meizu will be available as of mid-November in Belgium.

We asked Guillaume You Kint (Dane Elec Belgium) to present to us from of excluded this apparatus on Sunday November 12. We will have then the occasion to test it and see of which wood it is really heated, behind these effects of advertisement and this astonishing passion on a market largely dominated up to now by only one actor…

http://pureblog.purefm.be/2006/10/le_meizu_dbarqu.html

Review of the Meizu miniPlayer by generationmp3

Superb test on meizu by the site generationmp3!

http://www.generationmp3.com/forum/Test_Meizu_mini_Player_M6-t39198.html

CONCLUSION:



With the miniPlayer (M6), Meizu offers a beautiful reader to us! If the design is very close to the productions of Apple, it is neither about a video iPod, nor of a copy of the nano iPod. Compatible audio, photograph and video, it is classified rather in the categories of Sandisk Sansa E2xx and other Creative Zen V More. Meizu succeeded in putting in 1cm thickness a screen 2.4 ", 4Go of memory, a microphone and a tuner FM. One can only congratulate them. But all is not perfect. If we are charmed to have between the hands a reader UMS with navigation by tags and a part audio which was not baclée, certain things are to be improved (ergonomics, video part) or absent (line-in, USB host). Perhaps how its successor, hypotethic the minis Player 2, will do (still) better!

Positive points:
+ full UMS
+ navigation by tags
+ design slim
+ beautiful screen
+ audio part (sound quality and effects)

Negative points:
- design too iPodien
- perfectible ergonomics (pad tactile and navigation)
- limited video function
- not of line-in or of USB host