Meizu is not dead. It is about to launch a new-generation annual flagship called the Meizu 20. As the launch date approaches, it’s only logical that we’re getting more and more news about this phone. Today, for example, AnTuTu has published the benchmark results of the phone. The device with the model number m2391 scored 1,255,418 points.
We also learned from the benchmark platform that the Meizu 20 will have the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 mobile platform. It will also have at least 12GB of RAM and 512GB of ROM. What else, the resolution is 2400×1080 and it runs the Flyme system based on Android 13 (most likely the upcoming Flyme 10).
Comparing the list, the GPU and MEM scores of this new machine have basically reached the normal level of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 flagship. However, there is still room for improvement in the CPU and UX scores. We should also bear in mind that this is an engineering model. There is every reason to believe that the final version will have a better performance after adjustments, of course.
Incidentally, the phone was leaked at a recent press conference. We know that the Meizu 20 will have a vertical triple rear camera design, a right-angled bezel, and a screen with a central notch. The visual sense is far superior to that of the iPhone 14 Pro.
We have also previously heard that the device will use the new ultrasonic fingerprint scanner 2.0, which supports a fast 0.075-second wet hand unlock. As well as the flagship chip, it will also have LPDDR5X memory and UFS 4.0 flash storage. So performance should be at the highest level.
The Meizu 20 series will come with Flyme Auto and support multi-device connectivity.