The Meizu MX6 smartphone (Meizu M681Q) has received radio certification in China. This certification is not the 3C or the TENNA certification listing, meaning this smartphone will still not arrive in the coming weeks, but this might be enough to confirm that the device is on its way.

Meizu is one of the fastest-growing smartphone manufacturers at the moment in the country. The Chinese company managed to sell more than 4.4 million devices way in 2014. Last year, Meizu shipped out 20 million smartphones.

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The Chinese company is also notable for its quite compelling and affordable devices. Meizu's MX5 and PRO 5 smartphones are the company's highest-end offerings from last year.

Meanwhile, the Meizu MX6 smartphone features a 1080p display screen that is packed with 3GB of RAM. The device is powered by a 64-bit deca-core MediaTek's Helio X20 processor and supports FDD-LTE / TD-LTE / CDMA / TDS and GSM networks. In terms of the software, the device runs Android 6.0 Marshmallow operating system, which features the company's Flyme user interface.

Unfortunately, the listing did not really mention all the features and specification about this Meizu's latest phone. But according to the rumors, Meizu MX6 smartphone will be made out of metal, similar to its predecessor MX5. It is also expected that the smartphone will feature a physical home button below the display screen, a capacitive back key, and a fingerprint scanner.

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