Earlier this week, we showed you a couple of renders that allegedly show the front and back of the Meizu 15 Plus. The handset features very thin bezels, an 18:9 aspect ratio, and a dual camera setup on back. Below the rear camera is either a 10-LED flash (like the one found on the Meizu Pro 6 Plus) or perhaps a laser auto focus for the snappers on back. The phone will be powered by the Snapdragon 845 mobile platform or the Exynos 8895 chipset.
Besides the 15 Plus, Meizu is planning on launching a smaller version of the device which carries the moniker of the Meizu 15. A render of the phone has been disseminated via a tweet; while the image is pretty dark, we can see that the rear of the handset strongly resembles the render showing the back of the Meizu 15 Plus. The front of the phone features a dual curved display, and if you squint hard enough, you can see a round circle underneath the screen. This is probably where the home button/fingerprint scanner lies.
Both the Meizu 15 and the Meizu 15 Plus are expected to be unveiled in February, just about the time that company founder Jack Wong blows out the candles on Meizu's 15th anniversary cake. And yes, both phones have the number 15 in their names to commemorate the start of the company in 2003.
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