The Meizu 21 was announced last week and a few days later it went on sale in China. The smartphone maker that is part of automaker Geely reported sales of more than CNY 100 million ($14 million/€13 million) on Weibo in the first second the sale actually opened. This means that over 25,000 units were sold in an instant.
Meizu 21 has reached 100 million yuan in sales, the poster reads
The Meizu 21 flagship was launched with two versions: CNY 3,399 ($480) for the 8/256 GB option and CNY 3,999 ($565) for the 12/512 GB variant. A quick calculation reveals that the company sold between 25,000 and 29,000 units, although since we don’t know which option was more popular, we can’t have a definitive answer.
Meizu is owned by an automotive company, so it stands to reason that one of its key features is support for FlymeAuto – an in-car infotainment system compatible with any Meizu smartphone and the Lynk & Co 08 electric vehicle – certainly the first of many car; after all, Geely also owns Volvo Cars, Smart, Polestar and even Lotus.
Smartphone enthusiasts will appreciate the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, 200MP main camera, and 80W wired charging. There’s no word on whether the phone will make it out of China at this point.
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