From past few days, Meizu is posting teasers about the upcoming Meizu 16X almost everyday, teasing some new features. Similarly, today also Meizu took to Weibo to post a new teaser which is showing the device in new white color with the flagship device like build quality.  It seems Meizu is warming up the tech market for the launch of Meizu 16X on September 19th at the Beijing Performing Arts Center.

Therefore, as per the new teaser, it is clear that Meizu has created something crafty using the white color. Also, it would be awesome to hold device as it carries a much better build quality than the other mid-rangers.

Along with the all new design and specs, Meizu is also going to launch a new accessory, assuming it will be a pair of headphones or speaker, along with the Meizu 16X. Last week, in a similar style Meizu teased the launch of Meizu 16X. Additionally, as per numerous leaks it will carry a Snapdragon 710 SoC on board having 6.0 inch of display with the aspect ratio of 18:9. Meizu 16X will come with the 6GB RAM and 128GB of straoge with 3100 mAh battery on board.

In camera, there’s a IMX380+IMX350 dual Sony camera setup with ArcSoft technology as like of the Meizu 16. As per TENAA, it measures 151.2 x 73.6 x 7.5 mm and weights at 154 grams. It has also leaked on ANTUTU where it scored 168,247 points against the overall performance. Despite the ongoing trend, it will not carry a notched display and will have screen size as like of Samsung devices.

• Related: Meizu 16X details confirmed: same camera with 16th but bigger battery!

Buyers who want to own it can reserve their device from various online and offline stores in China. The pricing is not available yet, but we think it should range between 2000 and 2500 Yuan (~$291-$363) . We have to wait for the launch to confirm the actual pricing, otherwise, let’s wait for a similar kind teaser revealing the price of Meizu 16X.

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After announcing the Meizu 16 and Meizu 16 Plus flagship smartphones, the Chinese smartphone manufacturer is now all set to launch a new smartphone — Meizu 16X. The company has posted a teaser image on its Weibo page with the text “see you tomorrow”. The image features sixteen ‘x’, clearly hinting that the teaser is related to the upcoming Meizu 16X.

There’s also a big ‘X’ across the image in the background. From the posted teaser image, it seems that the company will reveal more details related to the smartphone’s launch tomorrow.

The Meizu 16X is expected to get launched by the end of this month. Earlier, Meizu’s CEO Jack Wang touted the 16X to be the strongest Snapdragon 710 phone. In addition, he shed light on the display screen parameters of the 16X, revealing that the phone won’t feature a notched display and will instead utilize the same screen as Samsung’s Super AMOLED screen.

The phone was recently certified by TENAA, which revealed that it measures 151.2 x 73.6 x 7.5 mm and weights at 154 grams. It features a 6-inch AMOLED display with a Full HD+ resolution of 2160 x 1080 pixels and an 18:9 aspect ratio. Under the hood, the device is powered by Qualcomm’s recently launched Snapdragon 710 processor coupled with 6GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage.

There could also be a few other variants based on memory configuration, including the 8GB RAM and 128GB internal storage variant. Recently, the Meizu 16X’s AnTuTu benchmark score surfaced online where it scored 168,247 which is not bad but it’s lower than the score of its direct rival Xiaomi Mi 8 SE.

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For the photography, the device will feature a vertically stacked dual camera, consisting of a 20MP sensor and a 12MP sensor with 3x optical zoom. On the front side, it’ll be equipped with a 20 MP snapper for selfies. The phone is said to have a battery capacity of 3,000 mAh with the support of mCharge 4.0 technology.

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