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Meizu 16Xs announced: Triple cameras and an in-display fingerprint sensor for under $250

Even the top version with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage costs less than $300.

Williams PelegrinMay 30, 2019344 shares

Meizu 16s review: Intriguing hardware, frustrating software

The Meizu 16s is no marketing ploy like the Meizu Zero. But is the 16s a phone you might actually want to buy?

Bailey SteinMay 25, 2019168 shares

Meizu 16s hands-on: A promising all-around flagship (Update: video added)

The Meizu 16s, a refresh of the Meizu 16, could be a great flagship thanks to its 48MP camera, full-screen display, and high performance. Our hands-on goes into detail!

Bailey SteinApril 25, 2019135 shares

Meizu 16s announced: Snapdragon 855, 48MP main camera with OIS for under $500

Meizu's latest flagship offers a 48MP, OIS-enabled main camera, an OLED screen, and top-end horsepower.

Hadlee SimonsApril 23, 2019109 shares

That hole-less phone isn’t coming, was an admitted marketing stunt

The Meizu Zero, which started at $1,299, hit just over $45,998 in funding on Indiegogo after a month-long campaign.

Scott Adam GordonMarch 6, 2019657 shares

Best phones with in-display fingerprint scanners (March 2019)

The number of phones sporting an in-display fingerprint scanner is increasing. Here are the best ones you can get.

Mitja RutnikMarch 3, 2019325 shares

This week in Android: Huawei is in hot water

Hauwei is in trouble with the United States, and it's not pretty. Plus, we get a glimpse at our portless and buttonless future.

Adam DoudFebruary 3, 2019468 shares

Want a phone with no ports or proper buttons? That’ll be $1,300, please

If you want what could be the future of smartphones, be prepared to empty your wallets.

Williams PelegrinJanuary 30, 2019460 shares

Meizu Zero announced: Who needs ports and buttons anyway?

Meizu's latest smartphone ditches all ports and buttons, but what do you actually get in return?

Hadlee SimonsJanuary 23, 20191063 shares

Meizu 16th hands-on: Impressive sum of parts

Meizu is making a comeback in the Indian market piggybacking on its flagship smartphone.

Abhishek BaxiDecember 5, 2018294 shares

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