The hardware of the Meizu 21 is very good: in addition to the phone, you get a case, 80 W charging, a pin to open the SIM tray, a protective film on the screen and documentation that comes directly from the factory.
The smartphone charges up to 100% in 43 minutes. At the same time, the battery capacity is 4800 mAh.
You can see the main features of Meizu 21 in the image below. The unique design of this smartphone is that it has white frames on the front instead of black. And it’s very thin. It also has excellent stereo speakers.
You can use Meizu 21 in Russia without any problems. True, the system is only partially translated into Russian, mostly everything is in English.
The device runs on Snapdragon 8 Gen 3. All benchmark measurements are below. Even in the most demanding games, the brightness does not decrease and frequency locking does not occur.
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The camera is where Meizu saves money. The main module of this smartphone has a resolution of 200 MP with optical stabilization, wide-angle – 13 MP, depth sensor – 5 MP, selfie – 32 MP. You can see above how the photos on this smartphone compare with the photos taken with the iQOO 12 and Xiaomi 14.
Meizu 21 looks like a pretty good smartphone compared to its predecessors Meizu 20 Pro and 20 Infinity. It’s clear that the company has really worked on the bugs and has improved a lot. The new product is one of the most affordable phones based on Snapdragon 8 Gen 3. The manufacturer did not save on most components, but this is not the camera, vibration, speakers, screen (including the absence of PWM), design, fingerprint scanner (ultrasonic), touch, processor. And overall it turns out to be a very balanced device. Therefore, lovers of the Meizu brand can buy it immediately without hesitation.
Source: Ferra
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