The Meizu 17 Pro's camera is expected to feature a 3D depth sensor that could work in the same way as the scanner on the new iPad Pro. Apple. With the 3D depth sensor, Meizu's smartphone will be able to feature augmented reality apps and games.

Although Meizu has not revealed what technology the Meizu 3 Pro's 17D deep sensor will use, it is quite possible that it will be a LiDAR scanner. The technology was used in the iPad Pro's camera, and may also be used in the iPhone 12, which is expected to be released in the second half of this year.

The information was confirmed by Meizu itself on the Chinese social network Weibo. The company continues with its tactic of gradually revealing the features of its new line of top-of-the-line smartphones. Thus, little by little we are getting to know the Meizu 17 Pro better.

But what do we know about it so far? First of all, its back will be made of ceramic. Its 6,5-inch OLED screen will have a 90Hz refresh rate and an integrated fingerprint sensor. The processor will be a Snapdragon 865 with the X55 5G modem. The Meizu 17 Pro's camera should have 64 megapixels, and feature the Sony IMX686 sensor.

Another highlight of the Meizu 17 line is the mSmart 5G system, which promises to significantly increase the autonomy of the 4500 mAh battery. The battery will have 30-watt fast charging on the Meizu 17 model and 40 watts on the 17 Pro.

In addition to the Meizu 17 and 17 Pro, the company is expected to launch the Meizu 17T, as the most affordable model in the new line, although no details are known about it yet.

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