Meizu moving into audio market

Thomas Wellburn

November 4, 2015

Meizu has today released a teaser poster detailing the announcement of their first ever set of high-end headphones.

The new cans will be announced in a few days and are expected to be ‘annual flagships,’ meaning that the company intends to release a new set every year. There’s currently little information regarding what exactly these headphones will include, so we’ll just have to wait until the announcement to find out.

It’s due to take place on November 9th at around 10:00 am PST

For more on Meizu, visit What Mobile’s dedicated Meizu page.

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