Meizu Mini Player Unboxing By FoneArena
Hey guys are something from phone arena, and today we have a fascinating device for boxing. So this here is something that you probably might not even want to buy or will be able to buy for yourself, but is something that we felt would actually interest you guys, since this does a throwback to me, those rules. So this is a part of the promotional material that we receive during the mx6 launch that happen in China recently. So this here is a maze of mini player. Now, if you may or may not know, Miku actually started as an audio player company, something that you know people used to use as a mp4 mp3 player back in the day. So this is a mini player, and it actually has 2 GB of internal storage, as you can see here, and this device has a design- that's quite similar to the iPod, NATO or iPod video generations of the past, with its metal design in the back, as well as the black glass at the top.
But instead of having the regular click wheel, you have a set of buttons over here and at the bottom. You basically have a microphone. You have a 3.5 mm audio jack, you had lanyard eyelet, and you also have something that you might not have seen in quite a long time, which is a mini USB port, now mini USB port used to be quite popular back in the Nokia days of the n95 and 82 etc. , and you also had a lot of hard disks utilizing the mini USB port, especially before USB 3.0 days. But now you hardly see it so.
This here is a lock button. We guess and let's just try and boot it up and try and show it to you how it works so in the meanwhile. Let's also take a look at what else is inside the box, since this is, after all, an unboxing. So apart from the basic player itself, you get a set of earphones, so this again looks similar to your Apple gear phones of the past, the previous earphones, not the new ear pods, and it has a sort of retro appeal to it. You can see the end logo, the maze of logo, these nice vented events at the top, and it also has mirror finish on the ear tips itself and 3.5 mm audio jack at the other side. Additionally, you also have mini USB cable, and this is something that you should really treasure, especially you.
If you have these old devices, I myself have a few of these Nokia devices of past and the mini USB comes in handy, especially when you're using them. So apart from that, this here is the Miku player. So let's try and boot it up if possible, if not, let's actually plug it into a battery and then see how it is okay, so we have the device all booted up and there seems to be one track on which seems to be like the MX six launch and the entire UI is in Chinese, so we're not able to make heads or tails of it as of now so, but what I will do is basically just plug this in to a 3.5 mm cable and let's plug it into the maze life--my speaker. So, let's check it out and see how it is okay, so this is the peak volume this into play, pretty well so right now this track, as you can see, it's 320 KBS in terms of the quality 44 kilohertz. So let me try okay, so this basically acts like a touchpad.
If you swipe up, it goes up and fifth wipe-down goes down, I thought you had to actually click it in order to move it up and down, but that's not the case, but, as you can see here, the entire UI is Chinese, so I'm not pretty sure what to do but yeah, that's about it. It works just like a basic player, and I'm pretty sure that this can even support videos of photos of some kind like the Chinese players of the past. So this comes a 2gb of memory, and it's really, really light. So while this might not be something you really want to purchase today, since most smartphones today are much more powerful than media players such as this is definitely nice to see this today to get a hint of nostalgia, for example, so that was a quick unboxing of the Mesa mini player with 2gb of capacity. If you like, this video, do hit the like button and do subscribe to our channel for more videos like this.
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