Meizu’s VP reveals info regarding the whole Blue Charm lineup


Meizu’s VP was very talkative during a recent interview, when he answered several questions regarding the plans of his company, along with their 2018 lineup of upcoming smartphones.

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During the interview he confirmed that Meizu is working on a bezel-less smartphone – mentioning that  the current trend of full-screen smartphones is the future. He added that the ideal form for full-screen smartphones hasn’t been reached as there is still an issue with the position of the front camera which can’t be removed as no one will be willing to buy a phone without a front camera.

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He also mentioned that Blue Charm brand plans to launch a full-screen device next year with a price tag of about ¥3000 (~$463) before releasing lower priced ones, but he gave us a lot of information regarding their upcoming portfolio of models, scheduled for 2018. According to him, Meizu’s Blue Charm lineup will include 4 major categories:

  1. Blue Charm X – That’s the flagship series of the Chinese company
  2. Blue Charm E – It’s a special series, targeted at the youth and business class, priced at over a ¥1000 (~$154). Note that the Meizu E2 model falls into this category
  3. Blue Charm Note – this is the note series and the main line of the company, priced at approximately ¥1,000 (~$154).
  4. Blue Charm base series – this category covers the other Meizu phones such as the U and non-note M series.
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2 Comments

  1. Giulio Dainese
    September 10, 2017

    If there is a second display on the rear, I’ll buy a smartphone without front camera…

  2. joe mont
    September 10, 2017

    Does anyone ever re-buy a Meizu after experiencing the garbage software I wonder?