Meizu's initial announcement of their first MediaTek X30 processor seemed promising, but recently, rumors surfaced suggesting that the upcoming Meizu Pro7 would come in two versions: one with the X30 and another with the MediaTek P25. This means the smaller-screened version of Pro7 would feature the P25, while the larger-screened Pro7 Plus would stick with the X30. Alternatively, it could be that the Pro7 lineup itself would differentiate between high and low-end models, with the lower-end model featuring the P25 paired alongside the X30.
At the time, I found these rumors quite puzzling. After all, the Pro series is Meizu's high-end flagship line, so using an entry-level performance processor like the P25 seemed unlikely. However, this speculation appears to have been confirmed by MediaTek's official Weibo account today. In an afternoon post, they mentioned that Meizu smartphones equipped with both the MediaTek P25 and the X30 would be officially launched on July 26. "@MeizuTech, let's open a better 'window' together."
This Weibo post quickly drew significant attention and sparked numerous comments from netizens. Many expressed confusion over the use of the P25 in the Pro series, likening it to having a Xiaomi 6 equipped with a Snapdragon 626 or a Huawei P10 with a Kirin 655.
Attached to the Weibo were several images showcasing the design and features of the new devices. These included close-ups of the dual-screen design, camera capabilities, and other hardware details.
Some industry insiders speculated that this move might be Meizu's way of managing consumer expectations, similar to how the Pro6 Plus had faced mixed reactions. Others suggested that Meizu might indeed be releasing both P25 and X30 variants of the Pro7, aligning with MediaTek's message about opening "a better window."
In response, Li Nan, President of Meizu's Blue Charm Technology, retweeted the post, praising the P25 as a "great chip" and expressing hope for its integration into more products down the line. His comments fueled further speculation that Meizu might be focusing on refining the P25 this year.
From a pricing perspective, the P25 version is expected to be significantly more affordable than the X30 version, given the considerable performance gap between the two chips. This raises an interesting question: how competitively priced will the P25 version of the Pro7 be? Will it attract budget-conscious buyers looking for a premium experience at a more accessible price point?
As we approach the official release date, fans and tech enthusiasts alike are eagerly awaiting further details about the Pro7's specifications and pricing strategy. Meizu's decision to offer dual options within the Pro series could signal a broader shift in the market, allowing consumers more flexibility in choosing their ideal device based on performance and cost considerations.
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