Within the first half of 2024, Meizu is expected to release its first foldable smartphone
The foldable smartphone market is growing at a rapid pace. More and more smartphone companies are eager to join the bandwagon. The same is the case with Meizu. According to some recent pieces of information, the company is working on its first foldable-screen phone. According to the tipster “Smart Pikachu” on Weibo, Meizu’s first foldable will arrive in H1 2024.
It has long been speculated that Meizu may release a phone with a foldable screen. The company is reportedly quite committed to a foldable smartphone project. However, the company was unable to launch the smartphone in 2023, given the restructuring within the company and the complexities associated with foldable screen technology.
There are no specific details about the new smartphone. However, it is speculated that it might be a book-style foldable with an 8-inch display. There’s a lot of expectation for this product, even in the absence of hard data. It will take time to see if Meizu’s launch will have a major impact on the highly competitive foldable screen phone market.
In addition to this, the company is also working on the Meizu 21 Pro. Recently, the smartphone received certification from China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), which hints at an imminent launch. The specific details of the Meizu 21 Pro specs are missing. It might debut with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset and a 5,020mAh battery with support for 80W wired and 50W wireless charging. From a display perspective, the smartphone is expected to feature a larger 2K resolution display and a telephoto camera. There are no exact details about the release of Meizu 21 Pro in China. Most expected it might debut in January 2024.
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