With the dual camera trend catching on, Meizu seems to have finally decided to implement a dual camera system. There have been multiple leaks of the Meizu Pro 7, but the latest render that has turned up on Weibo, shows a dual camera setup on the rear of the Pro 7.
The Pro 7 is Meizu’s alleged flagship of the year. Meizu won’t be the first one to have a dual camera setup on its phone. Many Chinese brands like Xiaomi, Huawei, LeEco and Vivo have long brought phones to the markets with dual cameras. Meizu released the E2 a couple of days back, which had a design aspect that Meizu or any other brand never implemented. This shows that Meizu is finally adopting new design and hardware to compete in the market.
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From the leak, it looks like the back will feature a dual camera setup with the camera lens aligned horizontally with the flash on the upper part of the rear. There don’t seem to be any antenna lines running around the back. The front of the device shows thin bezels on the side, with the top housing the earpiece, the front camera and a couple of sensors. The bottom bezel houses the home button which might double as a fingerprint sensor.
There also seems to be some information about the variants of the Pro 7. From what sources say, the Pro 7 will feature a Snapdragon 835, and a 5.7 inch 2K display. The earlier rumours state that the smartphone will feature a single Sony IMX362 12-megapixel camera sensor. The smartphone might be available in variants of 3GB and 4GB of RAM. There is no confirmation as to how true this image is. Stay tuned for more!
Meizu fans on weibo really are delusional: every year they put a lot of effort into creating the design and the spec sheet they’d like to see, and every year it’s a total disappointment…
delusional.. Pro 6 plus ?..
I agree with Matt one pro 6 model is just an outlier meizu devices have been super disappointing for the most part
and the Pro 6 plus ?? Soc, apn..audio
Most likely a Helio X30 lol
What’s wrong with the Helio X30? It will be cheaper than a Snapdragon 835 but perform better than the Snapdragon 821 albeit not by much. If its priced correctly it should be an amazing phone. You’re reading news from a website that provides “news about Chinese tech”, you’ll know that majority of Chinese phones used to use the the MTK SOCs and the bad reputation which Mediatek has gained over the years is not their fault but the fault of crappy Chinese brands using their SOC and producing phones way below standard. You’ll know this if you’ve been following Chinese tech for a couple of years or have bothered to do some research before posting idiotic comments without any justification.
Yep x30 looks awesome for a budget SoC hopefully they’ll use it to keep the price reasonable too.