Today, Meizu unveiled a new phone here in Malaysia. Dubbed the Meizu 21, it comes in two memory variants - 256GB and 512GB of storage at the price of RM2999 and RM3299, respectively. For a limited time, purchases made by 5 April will be entitled to exclusive first-sale gifts comprising Meizu Pandaer gaming earphones and an additional 12-month warranty.

Chinese consumer electronics firm MEIZU is making an official comeback in our country after being dormant for seemingly ages. This is after its Malaysian social media account was spotted being active again over the past two days or so.

Meizu has just launched its latest flagship smartphone lineup in China, the Meizu 20 series powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC. Consisting of the Meizu 20, Meizu 20 Pro and the top-ranking Meizu 20 Infinity, read on to find out more about all three variants.

Guess what! Meizu is joining the handheld gaming console industry under its subbrand named PANDAER. It has shared a teaser poster for the launch event and revealed half of how the console would look. Furthermore, it's also calling the console the world's first ultra-thin OLED handheld running the Windows operating system.

A surprising partnership has been announced, and it's between two companies that hardly have any connections, well, except selling smartphones. The latest information shares that Sony will be working with Meizu to utilize its Flyme OS. Both have also confirmed the partnership by posting the announcement on their official Weibo accounts.

Previously, vivo, OPPO and Xiaomi have teamed up to launch a file transfer system that can be deemed as the Android version of Apple's AirDrop. However, the file transfer system could only work between devices from these three brands, and it's not enough. Now, it has been announced that four more brands including OnePlus, Realme, Xiaomi's Black Shark and Meizu are joining the alliance as well, which could eventually lead to more brands joining to take a chance against the AirDrop.

More and more people are looking to lose the wires and the noise they're constantly surrounded with. It's to a point where we're no longer surprise when brands start dabbling in the audio field, despite not being known for expertise in that area. However, Meizu isn't exactly new when it comes to headphones and has announced a new variant to its Meizu HD60 headphones.

After hearing many rumours about the Meizu 17 series, the long-awaited devices have finally been launched today to serve us nothing but powerful performance. The series brings two identical devices including a vanilla Meizu 17 and a Meizu 17 Pro with better tech specs. Now, let's continue to find out which selling points of the devices can attract you.

Despite it being set to launch today, details of the upcoming Meizu flagship smartphone continue to leak. The Meizu 17 series is expected to launch later today but the price for its base model has already been made known. Product pages for the new phones have been added to a Chinese retail site, which had revealed the price for the Meizu 17.

As Meizu gears of up for the launch its Meizu 17 series smartphones on 8 May 2020, the leaks and rumours have been pouring out on Chinese social media platforms. The latest leak comes from a reliable source, who detailed a few key difference between the Meizu 17 and Meizu 17 Pro. As it turns out, there are just enough differences to separate the two devices.