Meizu Mobile Official Live Broadcast of vivo X100 Launch Conference. Is this a case of an official insider?

Watch the Official Live Broadcast of the Vivo X100 Launch Conference by Meizu Mobile. Is this an Example of an Official Insider Leak?

【Mobile China News】On the evening of November 13th at 19:00, vivo held a product launch event, officially introducing the vivo X100 and X100 Pro. It is worth noting that many netizens have discovered that Meizu Technology actually live-streamed the vivo launch event, even using the slogan “Meizu Friends Movie Club”. I have to say, this move is quite bold.

In fact, this is not the first time Meizu has live-streamed a rival’s launch event in their official live-stream channel. On the evening of November 7th, iQOO held a product launch event and introduced the iQOO 12 series. At that time, Meizu officially live-streamed the iQOO launch event, causing numerous netizens to ridicule them. In reality, vivo and iQOO are actually part of the same company and are often referred to as the “blue factory”. It’s still unclear whether Meizu is just picking a fight with the “blue factory” or simply live-streaming without much thought.

However, unlike when they live-streamed the iQOO launch event, this time when Meizu live-streamed the vivo launch event, they displayed a caliper in the live-stream room, which is related to the earlier teaser campaign for the Meizu 21 series. On November 13th, Meizu officially announced that the Meizu 21 has a 1.74mm chin and is challenging to have the narrowest bottom bezel in the world. It seems that Meizu may be particularly interested in the bottom bezel data of the vivo X100 series this time.

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According to the official information previously announced, more details about the Meizu 21 series will be revealed on November 15th. At the same time, Meizu is currently collecting suggestions for the Chinese name of the Flyme OS, seemingly intending to directly compete with Huawei’s HarmonyOS and Xiaomi’s MIUI.

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