After a China-only launch earlier this year, Meizu is taking its latest offerings, the Note 21 and Note 21 Pro, international. Joining them is the Meizu 21, previously announced for the domestic market. Here’s a breakdown of what these mid-range contenders bring to the table.

Meizu Note 21, Note 21 Pro Specifications

Both Note 21 models sport large, FHD+ IPS LCD displays. The standard Note 21 offers a 6.74-inch panel with a 90Hz refresh rate, while the Pro bumps it up to a 6.78-inch display with a smoother 120Hz refresh rate.  Selfie duties are handled by an 8MP camera on the Note 21 and a 13MP sensor on the Pro.

Flipping things around, the rear camera setups differ slightly. The standard Note 21 features a 50MP main sensor paired with a 2MP depth sensor. The Note 21 Pro steps things up with a 64MP main shooter and the same 2MP depth helper. 

Meizu remains tight-lipped about the specific eight-core chipset powering the standard Note 21. The Pro gets the MediaTek Helio G99, a processor typically found in budget phones. Both phones come with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, expandable via microSD cards.

Interestingly, despite Meizu’s recent focus on AI, there’s no mention of AI-powered features on either phone. Software details are also scarce, but it’s safe to assume both will run Meizu’s FlymeOS.

The battery situation presents a trade-off. The Note 21 boasts a hefty 6,000mAh battery paired with 18W charging, prioritizing longevity over speed. The Note 21 Pro opts for a smaller 4,950mAh battery with faster 30W charging.

Meizu 21 Specifications

Talking about the Meizu 21, it is built around a 6.55-inch OLED FHD+ display with a 120Hz refresh rate and 1.74mm thin symmetrical bezels. Under the hood, the Meizu 21 has the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip, LPDDR5x RAM, UFS 4.0 storage, and a 4,800mAh battery with 80W charging. It comes preinstalled with the Android 14 with Flyme 10.5.

On the back, the Meizu features an OIS-assisted 200-megapixel main sensor, a 13-megapixel ultrawide lens, and a 5-megapixel depth sensor. For selfies, it has a 32-megapixel front-facing camera. Other notable features include an Aicy smart RGB-LED ring on the rear, an ultrasonic in-display fingerprint scanner, an IR blaster, dual speakers, and an IP54-rated chassis.

Availability and Pricing

Currently, Meizu hasn’t revealed pricing or specific launch dates. The company promises more details soon. Color options include Gulf Blue, Diamond Black, and Ivory for the Note 21, and Bay Blue, Sandstone, and Marble for the Pro. The Meizu 21, on the other hand, will be available in Black, Purple, Green and White.

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Meizu’s 2 affordable smartphones Meizu Note 21 and Note 21 Pro will be launched soon. Why do we call these devices affordable? Because they don’t have 5G support. The FCC certification revealed that both smartphones support 4G connections and don’t have 5G. This is an indication that the brand will not introduce the Meizu Note 21 and 21 Pro in all regions. We had spotted these smartphones a month ago.

Meizu Note 21 & Meizu Note 21 Pro

Meizu Note 21 and Note 21 Pro will probably be sold in several regions in the global market. Unfortunately, we don’t know which countries these smartphones will be sold in. With the smartphones passing FCC certification, important details have been revealed. Now, we see the design details of both devices, connectivity options, and more.

Meizu Note 21 will have 3 rear cameras and 1 flash. The model number of the device is M411H. It will be released with the Android 14 operating system out of the box. It has a length of 167.8mm, a width of 77.4mm, and a thickness of 9.1mm. We can say that the Meizu Note 21 is pretty thick.

The Meizu Note 21 series does not support 5G, and Wi-Fi 6 support is also not available on the devices. The smartphones support 2G/3G/4G/4G and Wi-Fi 5 connections. We don’t think the devices will be sold in Europe. Because it does not have LTE FDD B20 band support. In addition, the Meizu Note 21 will come with a large 6000mAh battery.

Meizu Note 21 Pro has 2 rear cameras and an LED flash. The model number is M412H. This smartphone will be released with the Android 14 operating system out of the box. It comes with a length of 168.5mm, a width of 76.6mm, and a thickness of 8.35mm. Compared to the Meizu Note 21, the Note 21 Pro is expected to be a thinner and more beautiful device.

As for connectivity options, the Note 21 Pro offers similar features to the Meizu Note 21. Both smartphones have NFC support. In addition, the Meizu Note 21 Pro has a battery capacity of 4950mAh. We spotted these smartphones 1 month ago and now that the smartphones have passed the FCC certification, we have discovered all the details. Meizu may announce the Note 21 series soon.

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Known for its unique designs and innovative ideas, Meizu is making a name for itself with its smartphones. The company recently unveiled the Meizu 21 Note and Meizu 21 Pro. Now it’s preparing to introduce the Meizu Note 21 and Meizu Note 21 Pro with some exciting new features and a strange naming convention.

Meizu Note 21 and Meizu Note 21 Pro

The Gizmochina team is discovering the Meizu Note 21 and Meizu Note 21 Pro. The Meizu Note 21 Pro, spotted with model number “M412H“, is positioned as the premium option of the lineup, promising higher performance and advanced features. On the other hand, the Meizu Note 21 with model numbers “M411H” and “M411L” is likely a cropped version of the Pro model. The two different model numbers for the Note 21 suggest differences in memory and storage options, or maybe different versions for various regions.

One of the most important points about Meizu’s new Note series is the choice of chipset. The fact that the previous Meizu 21 series featured different flagship chipsets suggests that Meizu may continue this approach in the Note 21 series. Both Meizu Note 21 and Note 21 Pro are expected to be powerful and user-friendly and focus on delivering strong performance. With these models, Meizu aims to combine advanced technology and innovative solutions to meet the expectations of its users.

While specific details about camera specs, battery capacity, and software innovations for the Meizu Note 21 series are unknown, we can make some educated guesses based on past models. Meizu has a competitive track record in these areas, so the Note 21 series is likely to offer high-quality cameras for great photos and videos, as well as long-lasting battery life to ensure a seamless user experience.

The anticipation surrounding the Meizu Note 21 and Meizu Note 21 Pro is likely to create a stir in the tech world. While we don’t yet know the exact launch date, price, or detailed specifications, these new models are highly anticipated by fans. How the series will be received by users is a matter of great curiosity. We expect these upcoming models to further strengthen Meizu’s position in the smartphone market.

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