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Alleged Meizu 17 Pro gets 3C certified with 40W charging support

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Sagar 15 April 2020

Meizu Android Rumors

The Meizu 17 is arriving on April 17 with a Snapdragon 865 SoC, but alongside that, we might get a Pro version as well.

The company hasn't confirmed the existence of a 17 Pro yet, but a Meizu smartphone bearing model code M091Q has bagged 3C certification.

Alleged Meizu 17 Pro gets 3C certified with 40W charging support

The Chinese certifying authority's website reveals the M091Q will support 40W charging, which is 10W faster than the vanilla Meizu 17, clearly pointing to a more premium version. Besides, 3C reveals M091Q will support 5G networks.

The Meizu 17 Pro was expected to charge at up to 65W, drawing power through a GaN charger. But it turns out the leak was either fake or it was a third phone - Pro+ versions are getting increasingly popular these days so who knows.

Leaked images of Meizu 17 Leaked images of Meizu 17
Leaked images of Meizu 17

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  • jakov1
  • xqx
  • 16 Apr 2020

B 20 BAND !

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  • Riaz Madappally
  • ypc
  • 15 Apr 2020

Alibaba is one of the owners of Meizu, So even if the product is not available in your country you can order one through Ali Express

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  • LEEDAQ
  • X%C
  • 15 Apr 2020

what a shame. I really loved their hard work on no notch or no punch hole design

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