Today, Meizu‘s flagship smartphone of the year — Meizu 16 went on sale in China. But, within seconds, all the units of the cameraphone went out of stock.
Now, the company has announced that it’ll keep the bookings open for the phone and expects to ship them in 4-8 weeks. On its forum, the company Furthermore said that it’s actively working to prepare stock for the Meizu 16.
The cameraphone was moreover out there for get in offline stores in which users lined-up to purchase this flagship device from Meizu. Interestingly, just after the phone went out of stock, Xiaomi announced a price cut of 100 Yuan on its Mi 8 6GB + 64GB model, making it the inexpensive than the Meizu 16.
The Meizu 16 ships with a 6-inch Full HD+ show with an impressive 91.18 percent screen-to-body ratio, 2160 x 1080 pixels display resolution. For the initially period in its flagship gadgets lineup, the manufacturer has opted to use Qualcomm‘s chipset.
The product is powered by Sd 845 SoC, similar to most of the flagship telephones released this year. It arrives with 6GB/8GB RAM with up to 256GB internal memory in the top-end version. It ships with a 12MP Sony IMX380 camera sensor paired with a 20MP IMX350 sensor.
On the front facet, there’s a 20MP snapper for taking selfies and video calling. Connectivity features on the product include dual-band Wi-Fi 2?2 MIMO and 4G 4?4 MIMO, Bluetooth 5.0, Qualcomm aptX support and Sony LDAC for immersive wireless music experience.
The telephone ships with the newest Flyme 7 UI based on Android Oreo operating system out-of-the-box. As for the iconic mBack, it ships with the better Super mBack 2.0 The device is powered by a 3,010mAh battery, which must last for a working day on mediocre usage.