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Meizu 16th Review

Meizu 16th Review

Posted on August 27, 2018July 30, 2019 By Jarvis

Design

The Meizu 15 came out in April 2018 which makes the Meizu 16th announcement earlier this month a bit unexpected. There is, however, good reason for that. For one, the Meizu 15 comes up short of being labeled as a premium flagship product, especially when it came to the specs – and with the Meizu 16th, the company is redoing a lot of things, starting with the name. Yes, that’s “16th”, not “16”, and definitely not “the 16th”.

Truth be told, there isn’t a single thing that stands out in the Meizu 16th in terms of design and yet it is one of the most pleasing smartphones to look at in the market.
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