Meizu has finally announced its latest smartphone within its mBlu series. The new device is dubbed as the mBlu 10 and is an affordable budget range handset that has just been launched in China.

The Chinese smartphone maker’s mBlu 10 sports a 6.62 inch LCD screen that has a HD+ 1600×720 resolution. It has a waterdrop notch on the top and offers a 60Hz refresh rate. On the rear, it has a tempered glass panel with a triple camera setup, which includes a 48 megapixel Samsung S5KGM2 primary sensor, 2 megapixel macro camera, and a 2 megapixel auxiliary lens as well. On the other hands, the front houses an 8 megapixel Hynix HI846 camera.

Under the hood, a large 5,000mAh battery pack powers the device, which supports 10W charging. Furthermore, it houses a domestic chipset, the UNISOC T310 processor that is based on the 12nm process. It weighs 201 grams and is 9.3 mm at its thickest. Other features include a 3.5 mm headphone jack, Bluetooth 4.2, infrared Remote Control, up to 256GB of expandable storage support, and runs Android 11 based flyme 9 operating system.

The Meizu mblu 10 is currently available in multiple storage configurations, including a 4GB RAM + 64GB storage model, which is priced at 699 Yuan (roughly 110 US Dollars). Meanwhile, the 4GB RAM +128GB  storage version costs 799 Yuan (roughly 125 US Dollars) and the 6GB RAM + 128GB storage variant is priced at 899 Yuan (roughly 140 US Dollars). As of right now, the smartphone is listed on the official website as well.

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Last week, Meizu announced that it has scheduled an event on January 12 in China but the company didn’t reveal the products that we’d see at the event. However, the company has slowly started teasing the devices. A day back, Meizu teased its PANDAER desktop Bluetooth speaker, and now, the company has officially teased the Meizu 10 smartphone.

Meizu on its Weibo page shared a teaser poster that revealed its upcoming Meizu 10 series. While now it’s confirmed to debut at the event, the company didn’t reveal any of its specifications. But nothing to worry about, as earlier, a device with the moniker Meizu mblu 10 was spotted on the TENAA certification site.

As per the certification, the Meizu mblu 10 carrying the model number M2110 will be a budget 4G smartphone. The device will feature a 6.5-inch LCD display with an HD+ resolution. It was seen with a dew-drop notch and a triple camera system at the rear.

Under the hood, it will be powered by an octa-core SoC and pack a 5,000mAh battery. The phone won’t boast any fancy fast charge support, rather it will simply have the standard 10W charging speed. The certification confirmed that it weighs 201 grams and has a 9.3mm thickness.

To corroborate, back in November, ITHome reported a promotional banner of the phone, which was initially listed on Suning. However, months passed but the phone never got released. Seems like, at tomorrow’s event we will finally see the Meizu 10 a.k.a Meizu mblu 10 in China. The phone will arrive in three colors – White, Black, and Green.

As of now, we aren’t sure if the mblu 10 will be the only phone launching at tomorrow’s event. But we expect the company to launch a few more models in the series. We’re also expecting new gadgets to get unveiled at the event.

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