Meizu Note 22 Pro 5G debuts worldwide with 6,200mAh battery and 80W charging

The Note 22 Pro 5G is the most premium smartphone Meizu has just unleashed on the international market, slated to cost between $299 and $369 with a Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 processor.

The smartphone has a less distinctive look than even the Note 21 Pro 4G that can be found on Amazon; although that is due to its status as an international rebrand of the Note 16 Pro for the Chinese market. That does mean that it comes with a 6,200mAh battery that charges at up to 80W, not to mention potentially robot-proof durability and a fast AMOLED display.

It is the most impressive and premium member of the Note 22 5G series, even though the vanilla version has a more interesting octagonal hump for its 108+8+2MP rear camera and a decent 6.78-inch 120Hz FHD+  AMOLED display - mostly because it has a less up-to-date 5,000mAh battery with 40W charging.

The Mblu 22 series - which starts for as little as $79 thanks to a 4G/LTE-only Helio G99 SoC for a 6.79-inch 90Hz HD+ - is saddled with the same last-gen battery, even in the $99-$129 Mblu 22 Pro that upgrades to the newer Helio G81 and a Huawei Mate 70-inspired design.

Meizu has also indicated that it will release its IP68-rated, health tracking-enabled StarV Ring2 and StarV View AR Glasses to the global market, although pricing and availability for the smart accessories has yet to be outlined.