Meizu Technology (MEIZU) on Monday launched two of its latest smartphones Meizu m3 note and m3s in the Nepali market. The mobile phones come with advanced operating system,

fingerprint identification technology, high resolution camera and durable battery, the company said in a press statement.

Both the mobile phones feature Dual 4G version and come with 3GB RAM and 32GB ROM.

Speaking at the launching programme, Leon Zhang, Meizu Marketing Head, South Asia, said the products were officially launched in Nepal following overwhelming response last year. “The m3 note and m3s are the best options for those who are looking for a seamless user experience, backed by a robust OS and exquisite craftsmanship,” Zhang explained.

Meizu m3 note, which comes with 5.5-inch screen, features home button design. According to the company, the new fingerprint sensor in Meizu m3 note completes identification process in just 0.2 second.

The product comes with Octa-core processor equipped with the latest Helio P10 processor and Mali-T860 64-bit GPU system enhances image rendering and multimedia display.

Meizu m3 note is equipped with 13MP rear camera and 5MP front camera. The mobile set features high battery capacity of 4100mAh. The slim cell phone with thickness of just 8.6 mm features a full HD 1080P display with 403 pixels per inch.

Likewise, m3s, which comes with 5-inch screen, is equipped with full lamination technology.

It has 2.5D glass design and octa-core A53 processor.  

The m3s comes with 13MP rear camera. The 5.0MP front camera, on the other hand, is equipped with a large ƒ/2.0 aperture, for optimum performance in low light conditions.  

The Meizu m3s features metal body and comes with the latest Flyme 5 based on Android 5.1. The upgraded OS encapsulates an intuitive and simple system app layout, supported by a smooth and exquisite transition animation.  

Meizu, which claims to be one of the top 10 smartphone brands in China, has been selling its products through more than 2,000 exclusive stores and 10,000 chain stores in Hong Kong, India, European Union, Israel, Russia, Ukraine, Thailand and Indonesia.