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Meizu MX2

Meizu

MX2

Meizu MX2 replaces the physical Home with a circular touch control and SmartBar around a 4.4-inch 800×1280 screen. Samsung-made MX5S, 2 GB dual-channel memory and 16/32/64 GB internal flash form its core hardware. The rear cover opens for SIM access; the 1800 mAh battery is not user-swappable.

Released
2012
System family
Android
Meizu MX3

Meizu

MX3

Meizu MX3 pairs a 5.1-inch 1080×1800 screen and Flyme 3.0 with Exynos 5410, 2 GB LPDDR3, an 8 MP f/2.0 rear camera and 2400 mAh battery. Its two quad-core CPU clusters and capacity-specific NFC are important distinctions: the 16 GB model lacks NFC.

Released
2013
System family
Android
Meizu MX4

Meizu

MX4

Meizu’s 2014 MX4 combines a 5.36-inch 1920 × 1152 IPS display, custom MT6595, 2 GB RAM and 20.7 MP Sony rear camera. Its detachable plastic cover, embedded battery and capacitive circular Home remain distinct.

System family
Android
Meizu MX4 Pro

Meizu

MX4 Pro

MX4 Pro adds Exynos 5430, a 2560 × 1536 screen, physical mTouch and dedicated headphone audio. Maker, HK supplier and contemporary retail evidence retain conflicting battery and display definitions.

System family
Android
Motorola Atrix 4G

Motorola

Atrix 4G

The Atrix 4G combines Tegra 2, 1 GB RAM, a qHD display and a fingerprint power button. Optional Lapdock and Webtop extend the phone into a desktop-browser setup; its original AT&T 4G branding refers to HSPA+.

System family
Android
Motorola Defy

Motorola

Defy

The original 2010 Defy MB525 combines a 3.7-inch touchscreen, an 800 MHz processor and a compact body with protective port covers. Its factory guide describes IP67, while launch software uses Android 2.1 and MOTOBLUR.

System family
Android
Motorola Milestone

Motorola

Milestone

The Milestone combines Android 2.0, a 3.7-inch touchscreen and a landscape QWERTY slider. Its GSM / UMTS configuration remains distinct from the visually similar US CDMA Droid.

System family
Android
Motorola Moto G (2013)

Motorola

Moto G (2013)

Announced in 2013, the first Moto G combines a 4.5-inch 720p IPS display, quad-core Snapdragon 400 and Android 4.3. Its original 3G design has no card slot; a replaceable shell is distinct from the fixed battery.

System family
Android
OnePlus One

OnePlus

One

One is OnePlus’s first 2014 phone, with Snapdragon 801, 3 GB RAM, a 5.5-inch Full HD LTPS IPS screen, IMX214 camera and fixed 3100 mAh battery. International invitations, mainland sales and CyanogenMod/ColorOS configurations are kept distinct.

System family
Android
OPPO Find 5

OPPO

Find 5

Find 5 marks OPPO’s move toward Full HD flagships. Original X909 combines a 5-inch IPS screen, S4 Pro, 2 GB RAM and a stacked 13 MP rear camera, with a separate front camera, NFC and headphone socket.

Released
2013
System family
Android
OPPO Find 7

OPPO

Find 7

OPPO’s 2014 QHD Find 7 combines a 5.5-inch IPS display,2.5GHz Snapdragon 801,3 GB RAM, removable 3000 mAh battery and VOOC. Find 7 a configurations and software-generated 50 MP images are recorded separately.

System family
Android
OPPO Find 7a

OPPO

Find 7a

Find 7a combines Full HD, 2 GB / 16 GB, replaceable battery and VOOC in a 2014 flagship. Its single SIM, expansion, camera and regional radios are recorded separately from QHD Find 7.

System family
Android