Meizu Flow In-Ear Earphones with Three drivers Announced

Along with the Pro 7 and Pro 7 Plus flagship smartphones, Meizu also introduced new In-ear earphones called Flow. To work on the appearance of the accessory, the manufacturer invited the designer Pin Jing Hao. As a result, the team released the earphones in two colors: Space Black and Midnight Silver. The company also emphasizes that the production of the Meizu Flow earphones’ housing is automated, so the materials are very accurately adjusted to each other.

Inside the Meizu Flow is a three-driver system with a moving element. The one is responsible for the producing heavy bass, and two high-sensitivity drivers work on medium and high frequencies.

Meizu also applied the Bass Vening System technology, which enhances bass, reduces response time and extends the sound area. The company claims that such technology will provide high-quality balanced sound.

Meizu paid special attention to the convenience of wearing. During development, the manufacturer printed prototypes to find the optimal contours of the earphones, thanks to which Flow comfortably fits in the ears. In the package with earphones, the owners will find six pairs of ear buds along with a carry case.

Meizu used a silver-plated copper rod cable to provide low resistance and greater conductivity. It comes with the in-line remote control with three buttons and microphone – this solution reduces interference and noise when using headphones.

Meizu Flow price is around $89, but when purchased with the Pro 7 and Pro 7 Plus smartphones, the cost of the accessory drops to $74. This new Meizu headphones will be available from August 5 in China, while its availability in other regions is still unknown.