Mlais M52 Red Note Priced At $150 Records AnTuTu Scores Higher Than Xiaomi Mi4, HTC One M8 And Galaxy S5
Mlais M52 is one of the affordable smartphones with a price tag of $150 that has recorded remarkable performance on AnTuTu benchmarks. Mlais M52 is the second iteration from the Chinese brand after releasing the Mlais M9. It is now working on releasing another low-budget smartphone called the Mlais M4.
Mlais M52 Red Note AnTuTu Scores
The AnTuTu scores of Mlais M52 are 42587. The score is higher than the scores of some of the notable handsets such as the Huawei Mate 7 with 42489, Xiaomi Mi4 with 42461, HTC one M8 with 42039 and Galaxy S5 with 40541 as listed on the official AnTuTu report.
According to Make Use Of, AnTuTu benchmarks comprises of multiple tests. The final score is calculated by adding scores all the benchmark tests. AnTuTu benchmarks involve various tests for user experience, I/O for internal storage, RAM, processor and graphics.
Mlais M52 Red Note Specifications
The thickness of Mlais M52 is 8.2 mm and it measures 152 x 78 mm. The device is packed with a huge IPS display screen of 5.5-inch that supports HD resolution.
The Mlais M52 is powered by a MediaTek MT6752 chipset that houses a 64-bit octa-core processor that is capable of delivering a processing speed of 1.7 GHz. The chipset also includes Mali-T760 graphics.
The processor and graphics are supported by 2 GB of RAM. The internal storage of the device is 16 GB. It supports up to 64 GB of microSD on external storage slot.
It features a 13 MP auto-focus camera along with True Flash LED at the rear side. On the front, there is an 8 MP camera with 88 degrees of wide angle selfie shooting capabilities.
The Mlais M52 Red Note is a dual-SIM device and it comes with a host of connectivity features such as Bluetooth 4.0, Wi-Fi and 4G connectivity. The rear panel of the device is more removable and users can use other back panels with colour options like white, blue, orange and black. Lastly, the Mlais M52 is packed with a huge battery of 3,200 mAh capacity.
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