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Meizu Pro 7 review: Flicking two screens up at smartphone uniformity

Posted on September 21, 2017May 18, 2019 By Jarvis

Meizu isn’t a company that’s very well known in Western markets, but over the past couple of years it has pushed beyond its Chinese market roots.

Like most smartphone makers, Meizu is battling against a race towards uniformity. In other words: making a phone that’s different to other phones is tough these days, especially with consumers having a set idea about what a good smartphone should be.

Meizu’s latest flagship, the Pro 7, introduces a feature we’ve not seen in a smartphone before: a secondary colour touchscreen on the back (we’ve seen mono e-Ink on the back and two screens on the front of other devices, though).

While the Pro 7’s second screen is eye-catching, the true test is just how well this feature transforms the phone. Is it a case of gimmick or greatness?
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