The Meizu MX4 Ubuntu Edition Phone is the most recent phone to transport with the operating system manufactured by Canonical, and it's additionally the most effective accessible at this moment. We'll examine it, and we'll attempt to figure out if it's sufficient to remain all alone.

We can't say that Ubuntu is the first Linux Operating System to land in the mobile world, since the Linux portion has been utilized some time recently, however Ubuntu Touch (or Ubuntu for phones) is the first genuine Linux distro on phones. Truth be told, Canonical is working hard to make a solitary operating system that will take a shot at any stage, including mobile phones, which is a first in the industry.

Fabricate quality:

This is a moderately new phone, however it's not the most recent. It was released back in September 2014, so it's been around for quite a while. It was the top of the line phone for Meizu for a couple of months, so you realize that they've attempted to give the best quality form conceivable that was still moderate. Indeed, even with a plastic back, it doesn't look shoddy and feels okay to hold in the hand. It's a bit tricky, and the hold is not impeccable as a result of the polished back. The most ideal approach to put it is to say that it's not a phone for blundering clients who have a tendency to drop things.

Applications and general experience:

The quantity of accessible applications for another OS is vital, and Ubuntu devs know things exceptionally well. They as of now have some native applications set up, however others - like Facebook, GMAIL, or Twitter - are web applications. Their objective is to have these local at one point, yet it will take a while for that to happen.

The way things are at this moment, clients will need to change in accordance with the way that the applications base is not enormous, and it doesn't join a portion of the huge names, as Whatsapp, just to name one. Then again, it's still an OS went for devotees and at individuals who comprehend what they are purchasing.

Things Good and Bad -

• Delightful screen
• Very great battery execution
• Performant back camera
• Good quality build
• Few applications
• Still not a smooth experience
• No SD card support

Final Conclusion About Ubuntu Phone- Meizu MX4 Ubuntu Edition is a premium phone with another kind of OS that doesn't comply with the standard method for doing things. It's a first step, and like every single first step, it's blundering. That doesn't make a difference at all. I'm a Ubuntu client, and I would purchase it only for the chance to run Ubuntu on my phone. You should simply choose whether you need to be alright with a phone and OS that everybody around you is utilizing, or on the off chance that you need to be the first.