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Meizu foldable smartphone will launch in the coming months

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New reports now point out that a Meizu foldable smartphone is in the production pipeline. This said, the smartphone will launch in the first half of 2024, which means we can expect it in the coming months leading up to July 2024. While the in-depth details of this coming device are unavailable, it’s now clear that Meizu is planning on making an entry into the foldable market.

However, it’s good to note that similar reports hit the internet sometime last year, hence raising the expectations of Meizu fans. Those previous reports were wrong as the device didn’t launch last year nor did any leak pointing to their presence make the headlines. Now this year we are getting similar reports of a coming Meizu foldable device that will launch in the coming months.

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So, with the resurgence of these reports in the tech industry, it’s safe to take them with a pinch of salt. If these new sets of reports on this coming foldable device are true, then we can expect it to launch with flagship-level specifications. This will help put the coming foldable device in close competition with other options available for purchase in its domestic market.

Just like the new Meizu 21 smartphone, the coming foldable device might feature clean and uniform bezels around the displays. The Meizu foldable smartphone might also launch using the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 flagship processor. These features as well as a good hinge mechanism will make this coming device desirable and a great option in the foldable market.

Being their first foldable smartphone, Meizu might go with a design or some stand-out features to attract user attention. In the coming weeks, more details on the specifications of this coming device will be made available to the public. Until then, the foldable market can stay in expectation of a new entry that aims to compete.

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