At present, the Meizu 20 series charging head has passed the national quality certification. The model UP2040 is manufactured by Aohai Technology and supports up to 80W fast charging. Supported gears include: 11V / 6A 66W or 20V / 4A 80W Max, 20V / 3.25A 65W PPS.

As early as October, someone exposed some configuration information of the new Meizu phone. Digital blogger @Sea of Machines said that Meizu’s new phone is code-named “Phoenix” and is divided into two versions: Phoenix and Phoenix Pro. Meizu Phoenix is equipped with Flyme 10 system, 144Hz high refresh screen, ultrasonic fingerprint, 50 million three-camera camera, Phoenix Pro uses 2K LTPO E6 screen, supports UWB, and the system is deeply connected with the car. The two models are said to be equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip, one is priced at 3500+, and the other is priced at 4500+.

The blogger @Sea of Machines said that the Meizu 20 series regular high-end models are equipped with Snapdragon 8 Gen2 chips, 12GB LPDDR5x memory, UFS 4.0 storage, and the prototype is Android 13. The underlying Flyme has no package.

Xingji Times announced in July this year that it holds a 79.09% controlling stake in Meizu Technology and has obtained sole control of Meizu Technology. Shen Ziyu, vice chairman of Xingji Times, who is also the chairman of Meizu Technology, said that Meizu will retain an independent team and release a new flagship in 2023.

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