Last week, Meizu announced that it will be holding its first launch event of 2022 on January 12th in China. The brand has previously announced that it will be unveiling new products from its sub-brands like Lipro, PANDAER, and Mblu. And now, the company has teased its first desktop Bluetooth speaker.

Not much information about the upcoming speaker has been provided in the teaser other than its PANDAER branding and that the audio device will be aimed towards desktop users. The device will support connection over Bluetooth and might be aimed at gamers.

Separately, at the launch event, we could witness the launch of the first-ever Mblu-branded smartphone in years. This device is expected to go official as ‘mblu 10’ with model number M2110.

TENAA has already revealed the primary specs of this 4G-only handset. It is expected to arrive with a 6.5-inch HD+ display (LCD) sporting a dewdrop notch, a 2GHz octa-core processor, a triple camera setup, a 5,000mAh battery, 10W charging, 9.3mm thickness, 201g weight. Finally, it will be available in three colors (white, green, black).

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Meizu no longer has a presence in international markets. However, the company continues to introduce new products in its home market China. Earlier today, the firm announced that it will be holding its first launch event of 2022 next week.

Meizu has scheduled a launch event in China for January 12. The conference will kickstart at 2:30 PM (GMT+8). Interested fans of the company can live stream the event on the firm’s official social media handles on Weibo and others.

According to the official announcement, Meizu might not unveil its self-branded products. Instead, there will be products from the company’s sub-brands like Lipro, Pandaer, and Mblu.

Although the firm is yet to confirm it, we think that the conference could witness the launch of the first-ever Mblu-branded smartphone in years. This device is expected to go official as ‘mblu 10’ with model number M2110

TENAA has already revealed the primary specs of this 4G-only handset. It is expected to arrive with a 6.5-inch HD+ display (LCD) sporting a dewdrop notch, a 2GHz octa-core processor, a triple camera setup, a 5,000mAh battery, 10W charging, 9.3mm thickness, 201g weight. Finally, it will be available in three colors (white, green, black).

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Meizu has always positioned itself as a rival to Xiaomi in the Chinese market. There is no denying that both brands are innovative in terms of design and others, so it is usually not surprising when they release smartphones which look to take on each other most times. There are indications the Xiaomi Mi 6 might likely have a rival flagship from Meizu.

Meizu VP Li Nan seems to have hinted about the impending launch of the elusive Meizu Pro 7. The VP who was responding to an inquiry on Weibo hinted that the company would launch a smartphone this month and it isn’t the Meizu M5X but it comes with a new look and some very interesting design. Although he didn’t mention the name of the expected device, it is suspected to be the Pro 7. Firstly, Meizu launched the high-end Pro 6 in April last year and with the upcoming launch of the Mi 6, only the Pro-series smartphones can take on the Xiaomi flagship. Coincidentally, the Meizu Pro 6S which is the latest in the lineup has got a 200 Yuan price cut. This could be a way to offload the remaining stock before the launch of a new flagship.

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An earlier leak had tipped the Meizu Pro 7 to come with a 5.7-inch 4K display (resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels) with support for AOD display screen technology. The flagship is also said to feature an Helio X30 chipset and would also come packing a rear camera with 12MP Sony IMX362 CMOS sensor among several other features. We are not entirely sure, though, that we’ll finally get to see the long-awaited Pro 7 this month. It could turn out to be another model.

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