Since entering 2024, the influence of Meizu smartphones has significantly increased, with a faster pace and heightened market popularity.
Meizu's development has been rapid, starting with the Meizu 21 series, which has stirred up a certain level of excitement in the domestic market and achieved some accomplishments in AI.
Crucially, Meizu's momentum hasn't stopped, as the Meizu 21 Note is on its way, with prior official announcements raising high expectations.
Notably, as time progresses, the Meizu 21 Note has once again been officially confirmed, with specific parameters seeing a certain degree of enhancement, creating considerable anticipation.
Let's first take a look at the hardware configuration of the Meizu 21 Note. It is equipped with the second-generation Snapdragon 8 flagship chip, which, while not as powerful as the Snapdragon 8 Gen3, is still formidable and not easily matched by the Snapdragon 8s Gen3.
To enhance performance, it also features a 360° three-dimensional cooling system and a 5000mm² VC heat dissipation plate. These advanced cooling technologies effectively reduce the temperature of the phone during high-load operations.
Moreover, all models come with 16GB of LPDDR5x memory, offering not only large capacity but also extremely fast read and write speeds, providing users with a smoother operating experience.
In short, whether running large applications, loading high-definition images, or multitasking, the Meizu 21 Note can handle it all effortlessly, delivering an unprecedented level of smoothness for users.
Next, the Meizu 21 Note boasts impressive battery life with a large 5500mAh battery and 66W fast charging technology.
While other competitors are adopting 100W wired fast charging, the combination of a large battery ensures it can easily meet users' needs without worrying about frequent charging.
In addition to its powerful hardware, the Meizu 21 Note continues the brand's signature clean and elegant design, featuring a full-screen narrow bezel design.
It is said to utilize unique materials and craftsmanship, providing a comfortable and smooth feel in hand, promising users an excellent user experience whether holding it or carrying it in their pocket.
It is somewhat regrettable that there have been previous rumors that the Meizu 21 Note would feature an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, but now it seems that this selling point has been removed.
The Meizu 21 Note is likely to feature an optical fingerprint sensor, which, compared to a short-focus sensor, should offer superior performance in terms of unlocking accuracy.
The screen itself is of good quality, with a front-facing 1.5K+ 144Hz OLED display that is easy on the eyes, and it supports a white panel with a metal frame and a glass body.
It is worth mentioning that the Aicy smart ring has not been absent, indicating that this design will likely perform very well in the future market.
Meizu 21 Note will introduce a brand-new Flyme AIOS operating system, which has always been highly praised by users as one of the soul of Meizu phones.
In the official teaser information, Flyme AIOS will incorporate new personalized appearances and desktop widgets, with personalized appearances reflected in aspects such as lock screens and wallpapers.
Moreover, the new Flyme AIOS will feature what can be considered the strongest dynamic effects in Flyme history, including interruptible gesture effects, desktop page flipping when exiting applications, and smooth closing of desktop folders with page flipping.
Additionally, Flyme's real-time notifications will also receive upgrades, allowing seamless transitions between the lock screen, desktop, and screen-off states, indicating significant changes in the system itself.
Especially in terms of AI, integrating AI into smartphones is currently a focus for various phone manufacturers, and Meizu's ability to keep up with this trend is quite impressive.
From the information above, the development of Meizu phones really gives a strong impression, and compared to the Meizu 21, there are significant changes.
Compared to the Meizu 21, the Meizu 21 Note differs in terms of processor and battery. The Meizu 21 features a more powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen3 processor with a main camera of 200 million pixels.
This implies that the Meizu 21 Note is not just a rebranded model, but rather has seen improvements in certain configurations while also some reductions in other aspects.
It all comes down to the final price, hoping it can be around two thousand yuan, making it easier for consumers to embrace the product.
Meizu has always focused on user needs and experience, continuously introducing innovative and practical products. This time is expected to bring surprises.
So, the question is, what are your expectations for the Meizu 21 Note? Feel free to reply and discuss.
