OceanBlue72

Hello,

when the c260 is playing music, the reaction speed of the menu and the touch keys is slowing down.

Is the c280 better because of the dual core (rockchip and wolfson)?


What do You think:
Is the C280 (with 4GB for 81 Euros at futuredaps shop) better than the Meizu M6 (with 4GB about 120 Euros)?

THXs

Job

the c280 is terrible when it comes to reaction speed. In fact, often it doesnt even react at all and needs like 3 presses, besides that it has the usual teclast problems as ugly GUI, no tag based browsing etc

the M6 is far superior to both the C260 and C280

OceanBlue72

Thanks for Your answer!

And i´ve thought, that because of the two cores (rockchip and wolfson) the reaction speed and behaviour is much better .
Ok, so i think i will sell my Teclast c260 und buy a Meizu.

minusflo

I have both Meizu M6 and Teclast C280. The Meizu is superior in terms of bass quantity and quality when using earphones and IEMs. The Meizu earphones PT-850 by the way are far superior than other stock earbuds I have used and sounds similar to Sennheiser MX-400.

Anyways here is one problem with Meizu that I have observed. If you have high grade headphones that have high impedance > 60 ohm then you will find that the sound is terrible when using Meizu M6. There is bass but it is bloated and the midrange and treble are a bit veiled. Also when you use a headphones amplifier like PA2V2 or Go-Vibe V6 paired with Headphones like the AKG K101 that I own the sound is again terrible. Also the hiss is more noticeable.

Surprisingly, the Teclast C280 sounds better when you use a headphone amplifier paired with Headphones. The bass becomes more tight and warm and the midrange and treble are clear and satisfying.

Has anybody had the same experience with Meizu M6 when hooked up to a headphone amplifier?

Minusflo