Edited by Nov4eK at 2016-04-03 15:09

ultrametric,  the only thing,  which global users can do, is to start a massive bugs reporting, flood that forum with clear and detailed messages and bug reports.
So,  I adress this message for all Meizu users,  which are not uninterested with Meizu's development and progress.  We need to show,  that we are not impressed with Global firmwares situation. If Meizu wants to compete with A-class brand manufacturers,  Meizu should significantly lift up the quality of Flyme ROMs.

Edited by Nov4eK at 2016-04-03 15:25

So,  it seems, that Xiaomi before their first Mi smartphone (Mi-One) had a big experience in ROM making for International users. And Meizu has a way less experience in this.

When I was surfing flyme.cn forums,  I have also noticed,  that chinese users were also not impressed with,  that the stable Flyme 4.5.x firmware was delayed 3 times. Meizu had announced,  that MX4 and MX4 Pro will be upgraded to Android 5.0 in the end March 2015. Finally,  it was only in August for Chinese A Firmware,  and in the beginning of September for I. It was Flyme 4.5.5I. The funny thing was,  that in Flyme 4.5.5A and Flyme 4.5.5I user is not able to set a live wallpaper due to bug with "Set" button.

Thank you Nov4eK and ultrametric that you write for all this problems and bugs. I like a lot my Meizu phone, but if they do not fix the bugs I will be forced to sell it.
My big complaint is the battery indicator bug. No matter what ROM i have, my phone 90% of the time makes around 30 minutes SOT - screen on time with the last 1%.
I send the phone to the authorized service and they changed the battery with ne one, but the problem remains. It looks like it is software problem, not hardware.

Edited by Nov4eK at 2016-04-04 20:48
I have the same problem in all Flyme ROMs, that I have used.  Rebooting after full 100 percent charge  solves the problem for one charge/discharge cycle.  After that cycle it continues to show 1 percent 30 minutes of SOT. But I haven't properly tested the Flyme 5.1.4.0A ROM, so I don't know,  how battery indicator behaves on it.

Edited by Nov4eK at 2016-04-03 21:00

However, the situation with Meizu's Flyme isn't as bad, as it seems. Especially the regular user, who use the smartphone only for calling, texting, messengers, games and don't pay big attention for system's inside. He won't even notice, that there is no SmartLock, no DayDream, no pop-up notifications and notifications on lockscreen and so on, unless he uses one of those features. Today on the latest Flyme 4.5.7I and on stable Flyme 5 80% of features(Another 20% are additional accessories for smartphones, such as fitness-trackers, smart-bracelets, which I haven't, so I can't check their work with my phone) working normally. Under "working normally" I mean, that there are no error messages, and I achieve a desirable result. And how that result was achieved - it's a mystery for me, as the user of phone. And it is mystery as well for those, who uses only primary functionality of their smartphones. However, when I look on Flyme, as a novice in software developing, I see a great example, how programs can, but shouldn't be written.
And the sad thing is, that even new, and expensive Meizu phones doesn't have such amount of features, as flagships from other brands. For example, Pro 5 has a good camera and over-powerful for FullHD screen processor. However, stock camera application isn't able to shot 60 fps 720p and 1080p videos. LG G2, which was released in Q4 2013, can do this, and it has a lot of software , functions, that neither Xiaomi or Meizu phones has (But many people will disagree with this, because not everyone needs those functions).  Pro 5 has a powerful audio processor which is installed on mid-range Hi-Fi players. Again, software realization isn't the best. Even DiracHD has been temporary excluded from Flyme 5 Music app for an unknown period of time. So because of that not all headphones won't produce a cool sound with Pro 5 (with stock music player and drivers).

Yes, Meizu company isn't have so large amount of money, as Xiaomi has. But every big company started it's way on market from a scratch. So, let's see, what Meizu will do in future. Lifting up software quality means significant raising of numbers of customers. So, if Meizu wants to be a really big player in smartphones market, then this company should learn on it's mistakes.

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