Meizu X8 Expected to Get Two New Gradient Colors Tomorrow
Tomorrow, on October 25, the Meizu X8, which has been released a month ago, will officially open its first sales. The X8 was originally planned to be sold on the 15th, but Meizu CEO Huang Zhang revealed that the COF packaging process of the customized LCD screen in BOE had some problems in production and had to be postponed. Today, Meizu Technology officially released a short video with the text “Hey? Is this also Meizu X8?”
In the video, a beautiful woman is playing with the Meizu X8. It looks normal, but at the moment when she puts the phone down, we see a surprising thin – there are two new color options unseen before. Seems the Meizu 8X will have to new colors of gradient blue/violet and gradient gold.
If you remember, initially the Meizu X8 had only three standard colors of bright black, jade white, and magic blue. Nowadays, the gradient color is added to the thousand yuan machine, and the attraction is further enhanced. So on the other hand, it’s quite logical. The two new colors are also expected to be released tomorrow.
In addition, Meizu Day held an unusual “Honor of King Campus 100 People Test” activity and released a video, in which we see that the Meizu X8 runs the game exceptionally smooth. The average frame rate of the wild area is 59.97FPS, while the average frame rate of the group battle is 59.4FPS. This is quite outstanding for the Snapdragon 710.
The Meizu X8 adopts the same COF ultra-narrow bezel technology as the iPhone XR. The left and right borders are only 1.7 mm, the forehead is 2.84 mm, the chin is only 4.8 mm, and the whole screen accounts for 89.6%. It is equipped with a custom-made 6.2-inch 18.5:9 LCD screen, with a resolution of 2220 × 1080, using an in-cell full-fit process, a 1500:1 contrast, and an 83% NTSC color gamut. Plus, there is an SND710 chip, a rear Sony IMX362 dual-camera, and a front 20MP camera supporting beauty.
The Meizu X8 4+64GB costs 1598 yuan ($230), the 6+64GB is at 1798 yuan ($259), and the 6+128GB is available at 1998 yuan ($287).
