Last year (2020), Meizu confirmed the existence of its first smartwatch and stated that the product would be launched in the fourth quarter of 2020 (around October to December). However, Meizu never released any announcements about the watch.
Recently, at the Meizu 18 series launch event, the company once again confirmed its smartwatch and stated that it will be released this year. Today, the appearance of this watch was leaked by an internal China Telecom employee (Weibo account @UncleMobile) before the official announcement.
According to images leaked by China Telecom, the Meizu smartwatch supports eSIM cards, meaning it can be used independently without a phone and does not need to be paired with a mobile terminal.
In addition, the appearance of this watch has also been revealed. Meizu’s smartwatch is very similar to Apple’s iWatch, and even without looking closely, it can create an illusion, though the watch face is a rounded rectangle.
The appearance does not conform to general aesthetic standards and usually adopts the most conservative design to cater to market demands.
It is reported that Meizu watches will come pre-installed with the Flyme for Watch. As a well-known operating system in the smartphone field, its performance on smartwatches remains unknown.
