Aerospace-grade aluminium alloy made Meizu M3E still a hit among smartphone users

<p>Meizu is expanding its product portfolio. After the successful launch of its latest Meizu MX6 and aluminium alloy-built M3 Max, the Chinese smartphone manufacturer is now gearing up to penetrate the budget segment with its brand new Blue Charm series. Yet, Meizu M3E- the smartphone crafted from aerospace-grade aluminium-magnesium alloy, released earlier this year remains a favourite with the users. <br /><br />The Meizu M3E is a remarkable product, using quality components in and out. The Meizu M3E is manufactured using various state-of-the-art high-precision technologies in combination with the finest materials such as an aerospace-grade aluminium-magnesium alloy for an outstanding ergonomic feeling and superb build quality.<br /><br /><img style="vertical-align: middle; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="http://www.alcircle.com/uploads/images/meizu_m3e.jpeg" alt="News" width="480" height="420" /><br /><br />The sleek, sandblasted metal body provides the handset with a premium look in each of the four appealing colours- pink, blue, gold, and silver grey. <br /><br />Speculation has it that upcoming Meizu M4 will also sport a metal body with some plastic parts with of course, no fingerprint scanner which is very unlike Meizu which have had biometric sensor integrated within almost all of its previously launched higher-end smartphones. <br /><br />{googleAdsense}<br /><br />The use of aerospace-grade aluminium alloy in Meizu M3E has lent the smartphone a suave look; the same is expected out of the metal unibody of soon-to-launch Meizu M4.</p>