Meizu might unveil a smartwatch On October 21

A mysterious smartwatch Meizu made ​​another appearance on Chinese microblogging site Weibo earlier in the week. For over six months we hear rumors about a watch connected Chinese manufacturer and appears to be ready to be launched this month.

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 The four images captured during an event show a smartwatch in operation, but unfortunately there are not many details on the internal specifications. The logo "Meizu" is inlaid at the back of the watch, and a black leather strap complete the look. It seems to work on a personal operating system, that is to say, who does not look like what we used to see, including Android Wear. Meizu could therefore have developed its own OS. 

Meizu could also have established a partnership with Samsung to integrate Tizen, which works on a few devices Gear. Yunos is another potential platform, especially since Alibaba co-announced with a portable device FiiSmart.

In another image, you can see some of the features that can be related to smartwatch. These include low radiation and very good voice quality. As many smartwatches, it will be resistant to dust and water, and would be ideal in tracking your activity. Again, nothing new.

A smartwatch alongside a smartphone
The smartwatch is supposed to be launched alongside the Meizu Blue Charm Metal, a new smartphone while metal waited 21 October. The question is whether the connected watch is real, and if it is finalized. The Blue Charm Metal is intended to be a premium brand, and low cost for China. The smartwatch could follow this format, with a low enough price to attract more customers.

Nevertheless, before you pack, remember that this is only a rumor and that we must take this information with tweezers. Also, not sure if these products come out of China.