Re: Meizu M6 vs Rockchip Player
 

"Meizu M6 vs Rockchip Player"
so is it a tie then? (hehe)

I would call it a tie knob. Some people have had better experiences with Meizu, others with non-branded Rockchip players. I think all that really matters is that you're happy with your player. 8)

Re: Meizu M6 vs Rockchip Player
 

Yes sure it is a tie.

When we compare a cheap Rockchip against a more costly multi-processor device we get into a tie, mainly due to the low cost of Rockchip and when the final benefit is to watch videos / photos, or listen music from files or FM.

When it comes to compare the operating system embedded in the firmware, that support this functions, Meizu have gone further than Rockchip, due to the flexibility of the chip and is bringing to the final user a more complete set for the purpose. Is enough to mention the ability to search by any concept, like artist, album, song etc. which is done in a Rockchip in a more raw way, as it is thought the Navigator. Maizu brings also the option to use any picture as paperwall, and the option to use MTP or MSC when music is loaded in the device (despite of the fact that is not fully functional yet in Meizu firmware), which is not available in Rockchip.

But, we must not forget that to have a MP3/MP4 brings also other pleasures, like it is modding, customizing or finally solving bugs or technical issues. which will probably lead also to a tie, as both devices brings us that fun in a different form. In Rockchip it's needed to solve the problem of firmware upgrade, managed in a good way by Teclast. And in Meizu to use appropriately the resources than the firmware offer.

A tie too for with the Action chip devices, which bring us another assorted challenges to fully enjoy the cheap devices.

And in all the Chinese products is also a challenge to solve its bugs. As this seem to be a common interest for the members of this fansite, we enjoy this kind of challenge.

And is in this moment when I wonder why from time to time appears here some iPod users, claiming that their device are bringing them lots of fun. Geez... when they have spent lots of money for a product that not deliver a good sound, do not give FM reception, if you don't pay, do not play videos, if you don't pay... and is not bringing them the chance to deal with bugs, modding, conversion, navigators, etc. etc.. which is the salt of the life for MyMpxPlayer.org members.

This debate has gotten less to do with facts and specifications and more to do with personal experience. We have quit debating what is certain for what we have experienced. You cannot have a winner under those circumstances, hence the tie.

I think the end-user experience of any product is worthy of this kind of debate - after all, a positive one is what makes a device satisfying to own, and not necessarily the long list of technical whiz bang widgets it has.

I am just one person with one experience - I do hope that more owners of both units continue to contribute to this thread, and offer the experience they have in comparing Meizu with Rockchip ( I guess Action players are out of the debate, but hey – chip in Action Owners !).

...In the end, I sold the Meizu M6...

For me, my priorities in a player are 70% Video, 20% Music and the other 10% goes towards games, photos, FM etc.

For someone who places the music listening experience over movie watching, then the M6 is a great player for that - perhaps 'the best'.

As my priorities place movies above music - and because I just never managed to get the M6 to run as smoothly as my Rockchips, I couldn't justify keeping hold of it.

Perhaps in a year or two when they fall below $50, I'll get another one, just to add to the collection, but for now I can live happily without it :wink:

Re: Meizu M6 vs Rockchip Player
 

:!:

well :-
optimus-cosmic-player-240x340-rockchip?

maybe a new thread is called for :)

Re: Meizu M6 vs Rockchip Player
 

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Re: Meizu M6 vs Rockchip Player
 

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This thread now continues here with Meizu vs Everything else.
Meizu Vs ?
:wink:

(hehe)!