It has been confirmed! The new Meizu 6T will officially be announced on May 29th in China later this month. This new mid-ranger had also arrived at Geekbench earlier this evening, revealing a single-core score of 460 points, as well as a multi-core score of 1,284 points. Although the scores seem rather mediocre, but bear in mind that’s for the 2GB variant of the device.
According to its TENAA listing, the Meizu 6T will be arriving with a 5.7-inches HD+ display which is powered by a 1.5GHz octa-core SoC. The device will be coming in 3 different versions with the entry-level model sporting a 2GB+16GB memory configuration, followed by a 3GB+32GB and a higher-end 4GB+64GB model. Aside from the differences in memory compartment, they all shares a similar 13MP+2MP dual-camera setup on its rear chassis, as well as an 8MP selfie-cam at the front. Under the hood, there will be a 3,230mAh non-removable battery to keep the device running for a decent amount of time.
According to Meizu’s Senior VP Li Nan, the price of the upcoming Meizu 6T will cost around the price of a computer’s hard drive so it’ll probably cost less than $100 for the entry-level unit.
