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Meizu 22 Pro tipped to launch with octagonal camera hump

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Meizu's last flagship smartphone could have been said to be the one that looked most like that of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra. Its successor has apparently gone for the Huawei Mate 70 RS Ultimate look instead, according to a new leak. The 22 Pro is also believed to have some of the most in-demand AI and battery features in the industry right now.

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Meizu 22 Pro tipped to launch with octagonal camera hump

Meizu's last flagship smartphone could have been said to be the one that looked most like that of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra. Its successor has apparently gone for the Huawei Mate 70 RS Ultimate look instead, according to a new leak. The 22 Pro is also believed to have some of the most in-demand AI and battery features in the industry right now.

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