How to sell Meizu 923 router with low appearance and no 5G?

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In recent times, the competition in the smart router market has become increasingly fierce. In addition to traditional router manufacturers such as TP-LINK and Tenda launching related products, other mobile phone manufacturers or Internet companies have also tried their hand at the smart router market, such as Xiaomi, Huawei, and 360. After all, routers are the network hubs of the Internet, and occupying this position is of far-reaching significance. Meizu, a long-established domestic mobile phone manufacturer, has also recently announced that it will launch a smart router.

Actual photos of the suspected Meizu smart router

From the pictures leaked online, we can see that the router suspected to be produced by Meizu has a simple and standard appearance, but such appearance is indeed low for Meizu. The rectangular body with large rounded corners, plus the large size and considerable space, looks a bit dull overall. If it weren't for the newly designed Meizu logo displayed in the center, it would be hard to believe that this is a Meizu product.

At the same time, judging from the "2.4G" in the red box, it is the common 802.11n or 802.11g wireless protocol for home routers, and the transmission speed is far behind the current 11ac protocol. It is said that the Meizu smart router will be released together with the Meizu PRO 5 on September 23. If the product in the picture is the smart router that Meizu is about to launch, its hardware and technical standards are only maintained at the level of the previous generation of products, which is really puzzling.

As a smart router that lacks good looks and 5G, it is hard to imagine what kind of users would pay for Meizu. The author prefers to believe that this is only a product for internal use by Meizu, and hopes that Meizu can launch a more sincere new product at the Meizu PRO new product launch conference on September 23.