Hey, very suddenly, Meizu is about to launch a new machine again.
The Meizu 21 Standard Edition was released in November last year, and the Meizu 21 Pro Edition was released in February this year.
Some people may estimate, could it be that the super large cup is coming?
Nonono, this time different, is a mid-range model.
Recently, a new Meizu phone with the model number M468Q has passed the 3C certification, and the maximum output power of the standard power adapter is 66W.
After a look, both the Meizu 21 and 21 Pro already support 80W wired charging.
66W, it sounds like it's for machines with relatively low positioning.
Considering that Meizu has previously launched mid-range models such as the 16X and 18X, some people speculate that the new device may be called the Meizu 21X.
However, what I didn't expect was that Meizu planned to resurrect the Note series this time, and the new phone is expected to be called Meizu 21 Note.
Oh, the packaging boxes have been exposed.
The leak also said that the Meizu 21 Note focuses on performance, and the game and performance experience are benchmarked against the Redmi K70 and OnePlus Ace3.
In that case, the processor shouldn't be hard to guess, right? The Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 is gone.
Although the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 is a previous-generation flagship, its performance is actually quite good.
Take a look at the recently released models.
The Antutu running score can reach 160W, or even close to 170W.
In terms of game experience, it is a bit stressful when the image quality of Xingtie is fully open, there are obvious frame rate fluctuations, and there may be frame locks in the later stage.
But the rest of the popular games can basically be won.
For example, Genshin Impact Sumeru City runs the map to fight monsters, and there is no problem with running 58 or 59fps, and the fluctuations are relatively small.
8 Gen 2 model: Genshin Impact Ultra High Definition Sumeru Running Chart Monster Fighting Test
The king eats chicken or something, and there is no pressure.
In addition to the 66W charging just mentioned, the Meizu 21 Note will also come with a large 5500mAh battery.
If memory serves, this should be the most fierce ever for a Meizu phone.
The rest of the configuration is not very clear for the time being, but since it is going to be compared with the Redmi K70 and OnePlus Ace3
The screen starting at 1.5K, the OIS main camera that is not small, the glass back cover, the metal middle frame, the X-axis motor, the double Yang, NFC and other configurations, shouldn't it be too harsh, right?
But if you do the same, it's very difficult for Meizu.
After all, the purchase volume is here, and it is estimated that it is difficult to win against friends in terms of extreme cost performance.
If you can do some special functions, such as ultrasonic fingerprints, Meizu's characteristic exterior design, and AI functions that others haven't thought of... That can still improve the competitiveness.
Speaking of which, the Note series has reappeared, and many old fans may be killed by memories again.
In 2014, exactly ten years ago, Meizu officially launched its sub-brand Meizu, and the first model was Note.
At that time, the warm-up copywriting was called a fierce: stuck, slow, ugly, small, rough.
If you don't understand what it means, disassemble the word "rough".
Although positioned in the mid-range, the Meizu Note follows its flagship MX series on the outside.
The screen bezels are very narrow, focusing on a high-end design for the masses.
With a 5.5-inch 1080P HD large screen, Meizu's first dual SIM model, good performance, and a price starting at 999, it's hard not to be impressed.
魅蓝 Note 2
The configuration has not been upgraded, and the performance is a little weaker.
But the price of the 799 makes up for it.
The design texture is still online, but the small dots have been replaced by oval mBack buttons.
魅蓝 Note 3
It's a big change.
The processor has been upgraded to the iron-clad Helio P10, and the memory and battery have also been upgraded, and the network has realized full Netcom for the first time.
In terms of appearance, it brings a 2.5D screen and a metal body, and the Home button finally supports fingerprint recognition.
魅蓝 Note 5
, improved antenna technology, and also brings fast charging, shortening the full charge time to less than 100 minutes.
魅蓝 Note 6
Finally joined the Qualcomm family again and adopted the Snapdragon 625 that was used in many models at the time.
The rear lens is upgraded to a dual camera, but the secondary camera is only used to record depth of field information.
In addition, the price has also begun to show signs of rising, and the starting price has reached 1099 yuan for the first time.
Next, the Meizu brand began to fade out of sight, and the Note series was directly named Meizu.
The Meizu Note 8 has caught up with the all-screen era, with a large increase in screen-to-body ratio, and the fingerprint has been moved under the rear camera.
The status of this generation of images has also been significantly improved, and the product is directly positioned as a "national camera phone".
The starting price is a little higher, reaching 1298 yuan.
魅族 Note 9
The appearance of this generation has changed a lot.
The front is a waterdrop screen, and the lens on the back has been moved to the upper left corner, which is a little less Meizu style.
However, with the blessing of the Snapdragon 675 and 48 million pixel main camera, the performance and image have improved significantly.
Of course, the price has also risen further to 1398 yuan.
However, at this time, Meizu's sales and influence were impacted, and the tactics of Jihai could not be played, so the product line had to be streamlined.
So the Note series is also suspended in 2019 for the Meizu Note 9.
But it is undeniable that the Meizu Note series has brought a lot of excellent products to the mid-range market.
Friends with a low budget also have the opportunity to buy a mobile phone with a bright design and a good experience.
Do you think that today, 5 years later, the Meizu Note series can still regain the feeling it had back then?