I still remember that in 2008, I once ran all over the city in order to buy the public beta version of Meizu M8, and finally paid a deposit of 1600 to become the first batch of M8 users. Now more than ten years have passed, and the Meizu M8 has long disappeared, so he paid a second-hand M8 for 40 yuan in salted fish.
The reason why this M8 is so cheap is because the battery is scrapped and thrown away, and it is currently in a state without batteries. However, I am mainly for nostalgia, and I do not expect it to be used as a mobile phone, and when I open the back cover, I can see that this is still an aftermarket spare machine.
Fortunately, meizu M8 uses a mini USB charging port, which is the universal interface of the old MP3, and I casually found a cable to plug in and booted it. When I entered the M8 system, I felt that the time was back to the student days more than a decade ago, but the software center had long been empty, and the machine could only be used as an MP3 player.
In addition to being mp3, meizu M8 can also connect to WiFi to surf the Internet. This can't help but remind me of the "riot operation" of Huang Zhang in order to make M8 successfully support WiFi, that is, desperate to carry a WiFi module at the hardware level, and then block the WiFi function through software, and finally unlock the WiFi function by consumers with software...