Dont buy Meizu if you are a heavy gamer who are fond of playing offline games

Chinese here,sorry for my English.

Just bought 16T(snapdragon855) from an online shop,I can safely say flyme(7 and 8) is one of worst OEM OS at gaming,flyme has a "Game Mode" feature cant recognize most of offline games,even if you root your device and use a kernel adjuster app to set your cpu&gpu to max,it still run small games terribly,it is only optimized for several popular online FPS games like PUGB(i dont play online games sorry if i spell it wrong),for anyone has Meizu with flyme(7 or 8),try Crimsonland by 10tons(or any other shooters from 10tons like Neon Chrome and Time Recoil) you will know what i mean.

But fortunately the bootloader of Meizu 16T can be unlocked and there was someone made a mokee rom for it,games run smoothly after i flashed mokee,but fingerprint and bluetooth has some small bugs.



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