In the realm of phone leaks, accuracy is key. The recent confusion surrounding the Polestar Phone and its true identity has prompted clarifications in the tech community. Initially mistaken for a Meizu 20 Infinity, it has now been revealed that the Polestar Phone is, in fact, the Meizu 21 Pro. Let's delve into the details to set the record straight.
Unveiling the True Identity
Our first encounter with the Polestar Phone dates back to November when it was registered by Meizu as the Meizu 21 Pro. However, the technical specifics remained a mystery until recently. Surprisingly, just two days before the official launch of the Meizu 21 Pro, the Polestar Phone made its appearance, causing a mix-up in the tech world. The device we previously believed to be the Polestar Phone has been identified as the satellite communication variant of the Meizu 20 Infinity.
Decoding Model Numbers
The Polestar Phone is labeled with the model number "M481S." Contrary to earlier assumptions, this number is linked to the Meizu 21 Pro, not the Meizu 20 Infinity. A clarification from the Geely team has shed light on the accurate model associations, rectifying the confusion surrounding the device.
A Closer Look at Meizu 20 Infinity Satellite Communication Version
Initially misidentified as the Polestar Phone, the model number "M392S" actually corresponds to the satellite communication version of the Meizu 20 Infinity, not the Polestar Phone. Delving deeper into these model distinctions has helped in clarifying the lineup and avoiding further misinformation.
This update aims to provide a clear understanding of the Polestar Phone's true identity within the Meizu lineup, ensuring accuracy in future discussions and speculations.
