After 48 hours from the sighting on GeekBench, Meizu M5 Note also appeared on AnTutu. The website allows us to shed light on some of the features of the device. According to the platform, the device is expected to sport a Full HD screen of at least 5,5 "(it cannot be smaller than that of the 5" M5,2). Inside the smartphone there is the MediaTek Helio P10 processor (MT6755M), accompanied by the Mali-T860 GPU and supported by 3 Gb of RAM and 32 Gb of mass storage space. The photographic sector seems to be anything but disappointing, thanks to the 13 Mpx rear camera and the 5 Mpx front camera. There is no information about the battery, while the transition to Android 6.0 Marshmallow is interesting, definitely an upgrade compared to the YunOS present on M5. According to further rumors, the model has already received 3C certification. Meizu's decision to skip Note 4 is also clear, probably due to the superstitious belief of the Chinese population that associates the number 4 with bad luck. The launch of the M5 Note will probably arrive in time for the sales of the “Double 12”, an event that could guarantee the company a considerable profit.
