While we await the arrival of Meizu in the global market, the Chinese company is preparing two new smartphones that will join the company 18 series. Previously the brand had stated that he would have prepared only two smartphones this year, that is Meizu 18 and 18 Pro. Apparently, however, the cards on the table have changed and has foreseen the arrival of two companions much more powerful than before. In our opinion, these are two devices belonging to the 18 series, given the similarity. Let's go see photos and technical emerged twigs Tena.
Meizu is launching two new top of the range, this time with Snapdragon 888 Plus. Images and complete specifications emerge from TENAA
Two new codenamed devices Meizu M182Q e M192Q are about to debut given the recent certification on the Chinese portal TENAA. Fortunately, this time we also have the photographs of the smartphones that testify to belonging to the 18 series released this year. So let's go see how they will be.
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The first at the top, according to TENAA, has the following specifications:
- : 6.7 ″ OLED with QHD resolution
- processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 888+
- camera front: 44 megapixel
- cameras rear
- 50 megapixel
- 32 megapixel
- 8 megapixel
- 3 megapixel
- memory configuration: 8/12 GB of RAM and 128/256 GB of storage
- battery and recharge: 4410 mAh with 40W charging
- OS: Android 11
- measures 8.1mm
- weight: 189 g
The second, below, has the following specifications:
- : 6.2 ″ OLED with QHD resolution
- processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 888+
- camera front: 20 megapixel
- cameras rear
- 64 megapixel
- 16 megapixel
- 8 megapixel
- memory configuration: 8/12 GB of RAM and 128/256 GB of storage
- battery and recharge: 3910 mAh with 36W charging
- OS: Android 11
- measures 8.18mm
- weight: 162 g
As we can understand, these are two top of the range. For the moment the company has not said anything about the exit date of these Meizu M182Q e M192Q, nor did he report anything on the price. What is certain is that the two devices will debut only in China, at least for now.
