Meizu Pro 6 will be something that other smartphone manufacturers should worry about when it comes out, if the leaks and rumors are anything to go by.
The latest leaks starring the smartphone showcase the design of the upcoming mobile heavyweight, which religiously takes after that of its predecessor, the Meizu Pro 5.
The Zhuhai-based company will also be giving the Meizu Pro 6 the curved edges and a metal unibody. The protruding rear camera and the unique Mtouch fingerprint scanner found in its 2015 flagship are also intact.
Another detail to take away from the leaked images is the Meizu Pro 6's ultra-thin bezels that allow the tech firm to make the screen a little bigger and make the overall look of the device sleeker.
Days back, leaked photos of the Meizu Pro 6 were mistaken to be the Apple iPhone 7. The source of the snaps claims that the devices came from an employee at one of Apple's production sites.
Meizu Vice President of Sales and Marketing Li Nan debunked the photos, claiming that they are actually off their latest Meizu Pro outing.
Nan even shared a photo showing a glimpse of the Meizu Pro 6's rear, complete with the Meizu branding. The smartphone on Nan's photo does resemble the device on the leaked one.
Nan states that he wants to prevent the inevitable uproar online when it is discovered that the Meizu Pro 6 was mistaken for the Apple iPhone 7.
As for the specs of the Meizu Pro 6, the flagship is rumored to come with a 5.5-inch Full HD display and a whopping 6GB RAM, although the standard model is getting 4GB.
Another exciting thing about Meizu Pro 6 is that it will be fitted out with the MediaTek Helio X25, an improved version of the already-powerful MediaTek Helio X20.
The processor will be exclusive to Meizu for the first few months of its debut as part of a deal between the Chinese tech firm and the Taiwan-based manufacturer.
The smartphone is also expected to boast up to 128 GB of internal storage, which users can fill up with videos and photos they can capture with the flagship's 21MP rear-facing shooter and its 5MP selfie snapper.
