Meizu Zero, the first 'no-hole' smartphone in the world has been revealed

Mr. Li Nan, vice president of Meizu recently held a live stream to introduce the company's unique smartphone called Meizu Zero. This is a real monolithic smartphone, with no empty holes in the body.

Meizu Zero is the first smartphone in the world to have One Piece design language, designed a seamless block with premium ceramic material; no holes for plugging in the charger, plugging in headphones, or holes for speakers .

Because of the absence of any holes, the Zero is equipped with the new wireless charging technology developed by Meizu itself as the Super mCharge Wireless at speeds of up to 18W.

Meizu Zero does not need external speakers because it is equipped with mSound 2.0 technology, capable of transmitting audio directly through the screen. Optical fingerprint sensor technology in the screen is also applied to Zero.

Zero uses eSIM technology so the physical SIM slot is removed. However, the mEngine linear motor is still retained and becomes a vibrating motor container to provide tactile feedback to the user. In addition, all volume buttons and physical power buttons do not appear on Zero.

Therefore, the Meizu Zero meets dust and water resistance standards up to IP68.

In terms of configuration, the Meizu Zero is equipped with Snapdragon 845 chip, dual camera 12 MP Sony IMX380 f / 1.8 OIS + 20 MP Sony IMX350 f / 2.6, 5.99 inch OLED screen.

Li Nan said the current Meizu Zero is still in the development phase, until the official configuration of the device will change to better suit the market.

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