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Meizu is set to unveil the Meizu 17, a phone that we already earlier reported would launch in the first half of 2020. The phone will launch on May 8 and we have seen official posters.

According to the official posters of the Meizu 17, the smartphone will come with a 4,500mAh battery with support for 30W Super mCharge. The smartphones in the series will also come with a GaN charging head with a foldable plug.

We now also have information that in addition to the Meizu 17 series, the company will also release a Super mCharge USB-C power bank. The power bank has an LED display which we believe will show the battery level. However, we do not have information on what its charging capacity will be.

The Meizu Super mCharge USB-C power bank may launch alongside the Meizu 17 series on May 8. Meizu has revealed that the Meizu 17’s battery can last for 11.77 hours (with active 5G network). The phone will achieve this using the Meizu mSmart 5G technology. This power-saving technology allows the 5G phone to save over 60% power.

If the rumors are anything to go by, the Meizu 17 will sport a 6.5-inch 90Hz AMOLED panel with a single punch-hole. It will have an in-display fingerprint sensor and will be powered by the Snapdragon 865 chipset.

Hoyindarmolar:
Meanwhile, a certain OEM is still using micro USB with fake fast charging till date!!!

Hoyindarmolar:
Meanwhile, a certain OEM is still using micro USB with fake fast charging till date!!!

Hoyindarmolar:
Meanwhile, a certain OEM is still using micro USB with fake fast charging till date!!!

Lexusgs430:
And who might this be?.....

Lexusgs430:
And who might this be?.....

Hoyindarmolar:
If I name names, they will come for my head

Lexusgs430:
Does the name sound like a Nigerian musician?....

seunfly:
One Alhaji like that.

Lexusgs430:
That was dancing with girls in a truck, on the lekki axis.........

seunfly:
Exactly

stonemind:
tecNo

masterfactor:
is it that brand that preach value for money or the brand that claim that p35 chipest can handle 64MP camera where as the chip maker Says otherwise, is it that company that say 95k is affordable or the one that recycle phones every week...