The only domestic flagship phone that hasn’t raised its price! Meizu 22 is back in stock: 16+512GB for 3199 yuan.

Fast Technology reported that Meizu Technology’s official Weibo account posted that Meizu 22 has been restocked as much as possible, but the quantity is limited. The phone is currently on sale at the original price on Meizu’s official flagship store on JD.com, and customers can enjoy national subsidies and 3-month interest-free installment plans.

JD.com’s self-operated store shows that the white version of the Meizu 22, which was previously sold out, is back, with the 16GB+512GB version priced at 3199 yuan. After a round of industry adjustments involving widespread price increases, this price is quite competitive among similar products.

Looking back at the entire mobile phone industry, since March 2026, the consumer electronics industry has experienced the largest and most widespread wave of collective price increases, driven by the continuous surge in memory chip prices. To date, major brands including Apple and Samsung have successively implemented new rounds of price hikes, and almost all leading manufacturers have been affected.

Meizu is the only domestic mobile phone brand that has not followed the price increase trend and raised its product prices, becoming a rare “contrarian” in this round of price hikes. In response, some netizens commented that Meizu is a breath of fresh air in this wave of price increases.

However, it’s worth mentioning that the Meizu 22 may be Meizu’s last flagship product. In February of this year, Meizu officially announced a comprehensive strategic transformation. The official announcement clearly stated that the company will suspend self-developed hardware projects for new domestic mobile phone products and concentrate its resources and efforts on the longer-term AI technology track.

In its announcement, Meizu frankly stated that the intensity of competition in the domestic mobile phone market in recent years has far exceeded expectations. Although the brand has been working hard to maintain the normal iteration of its mobile phone business, the recent continuous surge in the price of core components, especially memory, has made the commercialization of new products extremely difficult. This is also the key reason that has driven the company to make strategic adjustments.

With the suspension of its domestic mobile phone hardware business, the Meizu 22 became the brand’s final offering in the traditional mobile phone market. Its signature white front panel design also became its swan song after this product cycle.