For a long time, Meizu didn't really make their presence here in Malaysia until today. The company's debut also brought in two affordable smartphones that might make well your money's worth - the M5 Note for RM849 and the Pro 6 Plus for a jaw-dropping RM1999 only. Although they are budget friendly, what features do the smartphones have? Let's find out in our hands-on video below:

Today, Meizu has officially made its debut into the Malaysia market with two phones - Meizu M5 Note, and the premium yet affordable Pro 6 Plus for a price tag of RM849 and RM1999 respectively. All Meizu phones will be officially distributed exclusively by Dynamics Distribution Sdn Bhd, which includes the M3s, M3 Note, M5, and MX6. Below are the official specifications:

Again, last week had no really dominating news but there were some notables. Caving in to the pressure, Microsoft have announced that the full Windows 10 experience may soon run on Qualcomm Snapdragon processors. Fitbit are buying Pebble, effectively marking an end to the initially crowd-funded Pebble smartwatch.

Yesterday in China, the Meizu M5 Note was finally revealed coming with a 2.5D curved screen, also in Sky Gray, Champagne Gold, Moonlight Silver, and Glacier Blue. As the latest Blue Charm series, it serves as a new mid-range tier smartphone giving a premium design, with respectable tech-specs which can be found below:

If you think Meizu is done releasing new devices before the new year, you are sadly mistaken. News have it that the company will plan to launch a new Blue Charm smartphone tomorrow in China, we also have a new teaser promo image to prove it.

If you have yet to read our review of the Meizu M3 Note, have a click here. In the mean time, there is a new report online stating that Meizu is prepping the launch of the update to the Meizu M3 Note. Filings on TENAA have shown that the new Meizu M5 Note is real, and it is coming to market real soon.