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Table of Contents 1LeEco Le S3 ReviewLeEco Le S3 X626 Review Silver EditionLeEco Le S3 X626 Gold EditionLeEco Le S3 Review The LeEco Le S3 X626, including company other lower and high-end models, is no doubt one of the most popular and successful phone brands came out from China in recent years, offering great specifications and probably the best buy value ratio. This smartphone has it all. The S3 comes with a beautiful Aluminum alloy shell body. Full HD display with a screen resolution of 1920 x 1080 with Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection. Powered by MediaTek MTK6797 Helio X20 Deca Core 10 Core processor. It has 4GB RAM / 32GB internal storage. High capacity 3000 mAh battery, fingerprint id scanner, excellent GPS and other great features to meet above-average users on a daily basis and beyond. In the photography arena. The LeEco Le S3 X626 is equipped with a rear camera along with a Dual LED flash and a selfie shooter located in the front of the device. Another point worth mentioning out is that this phone also comes installed with international ROM, which makes life more easier without a need to search a proper ROM and manually installing unofficial customized ROMs to make the device compatible with local languages. LeEco Le S3 X626 Review Silver Edition LeEco Le S3 X626 Gold Edition LeEco Le S3 X626 Review Focus Product introduction Specs & Features Package Unboxing Accessories Package Content Build Quality & Appearance Hardware, Software, Display, Cameras, Sound, Microphone, Navigation, Battery. Pros & Cons Final Verdict LeEco Le S3 Review Summary Product Highlights Color Gold, Pink Rose, Gray SoC MTK Helio X20 CPU MTK6797 Deca Core 10 Core 2x + 4x + 4x GPU Mali T880 Memory & Storage 4GB RAM / 32GB ROM Display inch, 1080P 1920 x 1080 pixels System Android Global ROM Battery 3000mAh Built-in with Quick Charge Support Fingerprint Scanner Touch ID â Yes Sensors Gravity Sensor, Fingerprint Touch Sensor, Magneitcfiled Camera â front camera + rear camera with dual-LED Flash Navigation A-GPS, Beidou, GLONASS, GPS Type-C USB Interface â Yes 4K Video Recording â Yes Network & Connectivity Bluetooth FDD-LTE B1/B3/B7 TD-LTE B38/B39/B40/B41 GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz CDMA EVDO BC0/BC1 WCDMA 850/900/1900/2100MHz TD-SCDMA B34/B39 WLAN support Wi-Fi Display, Wi-Fi direct, AP host. SIM Card Dual SIM Dual Standby Nano SIM + Nano SIM LeEco Le S3 X626 Package LeEco Le S3 X626 Unboxing LeEco Le S3 X626 Accessories LeEco Le S3 X626 Package Content 1x LE S3 X626 Smartphone 1x Case for Back Cover 1x Card Pin [SIM Tray tool + Service Guides In Chinese Language] 1x Charger 1x US to European Plug Adapter 1x USB-Type-C Audio Adapter 1x USB Type-C Cable Build Quality & Appearance In both areas, I have zero complaints. LeEco designed an excellent product with a strong focus on quality and superb build design. The body of the phone is composed of both metal and plastic parts weighing just 158 g Note with a Nano Sim Card. LeEco Le S3 X626 Full View LeEco Le S3 X626 Hands View LeEco Le S3 X626 01 LeEco Le S3 X626 02 LeEco Le S3 X626 03 LeEco Le S3 X626 04 LeEco Le S3 X626 05 LeEco Le S3 X626 06 LeEco Le S3 X626 Weight Hardware This phone is very speedy and high-performance thanks to its powerful Deca processor based on the Helio X20 SoC and the Mali T880 GPU. If we compare it to the previously reviewed Huawei Honor 6X based on the Hisilicon Kirin 655 Octa-Core 8 cores processor, the gap between both devices is almost double in favor of the LeEco Le S3 Device. In this phone you have a total of 32GB ROM internal storage, from that 6GB is used for system files. The downside of this device is that you canât add an external Micro-SD Card since the phone has only two sockets suitable for dual Nano SIM Cards arrangement. LeEco Le S3 X626 AnTuTu Benchmark Huawei Honor 6X vs. LeEco Le S3 X626 AnTuTu Results LeEco Le S3 X626 CPU-Z System Information Software LeEco Le S3 X626 comes with Global ROM called EUI A very user-friendly system based on the Android marshmallow operating system. It came pre-installed with all Google services including play store and few others, such as the electronic Compass, My LeEco cloud app and LeEcoâs universal IR remote control Application. Overall, my general impression of playing with it was nothing but good. Display Outstanding quality. Very bright, readable with excellent viewing angles. Cameras The pictures produced by the main camera were relatively sharp and not grainy. It worked great under optimal, and low light conditions. Another feature worth mentioning is the built-in 4K resolution recording function that you normally canât find in $100-150 phones that worked very well producing high-quality videos. Indoors Photos Rear / Main Camera Outdoor Photos Rear / Main Camera Sound One of the main highlights this phone has to offer is superb sound quality. LeEco added Dolby Atmos is a surround sound technology that greatly enhances sound quality. You can select different equalizer settings according to content, like movies, music, etc. The Speaker was loud with rich and clear sounds. LeEco didnât add an audio jack in this device .instead the company added the IR remote sensor. If you want to connect earphones/headphones you will have two options. Doing it wirelessly with the use of a Bluetooth device, or connect with a wired type through the USB Type C port using the USB-Type C Audio adapter included in the package. LeEco Le S3 X626 USB-Type C Audio Adapter IR Remote Control Universal Remote LeEco integrated an interesting remote control functionality within the S3 phone. A function you donât normally find in a low budget phone in this price range. To start operating and controlling appliances you will first have to pick the right one from a list of a wide section of vendors compatible with the remote. The next step is turning the appliance off. After, you will need to power it using the power button inside the remote control Application. If the appliance responses and turns on you will be asked if it worked. And thatâs it if all goes well youâre ready to use the phone as a remote control unit. Based on my personal tests the remote worked well with HiMedia Q10 Pro Android Set-Top Box and a Toshiba TV Model 42SL863. LeEco Le S3 X626 Remote Application Microphone Tested with Recorder App â Performed well very good and was sensitive enough in picking low environment sounds. Navigation GPS worked out of the boxâ and tested with GPS Test Application including Here Maps in offline mode without an Internet connection. Battery Powered MediaTek MTK6797 Deca Core processor, power consumption, and battery life werenât too bad, but not so great. with light usage, you can âsqueezeâ about 5+ hours of screen time. Again. it depends on If you are using functions youâre enabling, for example, GPS, Camera, setting screen brightness to the maximum and so forth. For a Deca 10 core processor, a 3000 mAh battery is not sufficient, especially without an audio jack connection if you need a Bluetooth earphone that also consumes additional battery power. At this point, LeEco could have picked a slightly higher-capacity battery between 3500 mAh â 4000 mAh. LeEco Le S3 X626 Battery Usage How to Tweak Battery Performance As a first step, Itâs highly recommended setting the display brightness to %50 and enabling the adaptive brightness function. If the Color Mode is also enabled itâs also best disabling it. As a final step, under System settings -> Battery -> Power-saving management enabling all power-saving features. Battery Charging LeEco Le S3 supports MediaTek Pump Express Fast Charging technology and included a suitable fast charger amongst the phone accessories. According to my test, after discharging the battery completely it took 1 hour 15 min to fully charge the phone 3000 mAh battery, which is considered to be a short time and a pretty good result. LeEco Le S3 X626 Battery Charging Test Final Verdict The LeEco Le S3 X626 is a fantastic phone. The battery life could have been a lot better. Taking into consideration this phone costs $140, this is maybe the best affordable high-quality phone you can get for this price range and itâs definitely worth the money. If you still not convinced Itâs a right pick, I suggest checking the Letv LeEco Le 2 X520 Model based on the more power officiant Snapdragon 652 64 bit Octa-core processor. Findthe best price for LeEco Le S3 right now! Rate the phone and leave your review. Full list of all Le S3 rivals. Please select at least 2 devices to compare screen size and resolution, processor and battery life. Use the list of the offers for LeEco Le S3 with price to select the best deal. Acer Alcatel Apple LeEco gives great performance with enough RAM in the Le S3, but the Camera leaves a bit to be desired. LeEco made their big US debut last Fall with a couple of new smartphones. The Le Pro3 and the Le S3. The Le Pro3 is their high-end smartphone â which you can check out the review for here â with the Le S3 being their more mid-range device think Moto G4 equivalent. The Le S3 sports a price tag of just $169, which is a pretty insane price for what youâre getting â at least hardware-wise â but is it actually worth that price? Letâs find out in our review. Specs The LeEco Le S3 sports a 1920Ă1080 resolution IPS display with Corningâs Gorilla Glass 3 protecting the display. That gives it a screen-to-body ratio and about 401 pixels-per-inch. LeEco has the Qualcomm Snapdragon 652 MSM8976 for those wondering powering the Le S3, with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage. There is no micro SD card slot available on the Le S3, which means youâre stuck with the 32GB of on-board storage, unfortunately. Camera-wise, weâre looking at a 16-megapixel camera on the back, which features phase detection autofocus and has dual-LED flash. Itâs capable of recording 2K video at 30fps, 1080p at 30fps and 720p video at 120fps. The front-facing camera is a 8-megapixel camera, and there is no flash on the front. There is a 3000mAh battery powering the Le S3, along with Android Marshmallow and eUI included. There is no headphone jack, but there is a USB Type-C adapter for charging. Finally, the LeEco Le S3 comes in Gray, Gold, and Rose Gold. In the Box The box that the Le S3 comes in is actually fairly high-end. Itâs made of soft-touch material, so it looks and feels good. As soon as you open the box, youâll find the Le S3 sitting right on top. Beneath the device youâll find a pair of headphones which look a whole lot like Appleâs headphones along with a wall adapter, a USB Type-A to Type-C cable and a headphone adapter for the USB-C port. Of course on the other side of the box, youâll find all of the paperwork that youâd expect to see. Including a SIM ejection tool. Hardware LeEco kept the design of the Le S3 pretty close to their flagship Le Pro3. In fact, itâs so close that most people wouldnât be able to tell the difference between the two. What we are looking at here is an aluminum unibody design which doesnât feel as great in the hand as youâd expect. This is largely due to the fact that the device has a flat back and not a curved one. The device is also rather thick. Itâs about thick, but it does feel a bit thicker than that. Itâs not always a bad thing, especially since they did put a rather large battery inside here. The Le S3 isnât as slippery as some other aluminum smartphones on the market right now either. Another check for the Le S3, as the last thing you want is to have a phone that is going to slide out of your hands quite often. There are two antenna lines on the Le S3, one at the top and another at the bottom. They arenât exactly minimal, but you get used to seeing them there. On the bottom of the device, youâll also see one on either side of the speaker holes. The backside also houses that 16-megapixel camera with dual-LED flash and fingerprint sensor with the LeEco logo and other regulatory information at the bottom. The left side of the phone has the SIM card slot â which is a dual-SIM card slot â with the right side sporting the power and volume rocker. There is an IR blaster at the top, but thatâs about it. Remember there is no headphone jack here. The bottom houses the USB-C port as well as a speaker on one side and a microphone on the other side. The bezels on the Le S3 arenât the slimmest, but the device can still be used with one hand, which is still quite nice. The Le S3 isnât the most comfortable phone to hold, but it isnât the least comfortable. For many people, they wonât have any issues holding the Le S3 in their hand and likely wonât drop it either. The design of the device leaves a bit to be desired though. It looks a whole lot like most of the other smartphones coming out of Asia these days, which isnât a good thing. Being in a market that is pretty saturated, and having a smartphone that looks like a lot of others, isnât a good thing. Seeing as there isnât a whole lot to differentiate it from other devices. Display A 1080p or Full HD display isnât the best looking panel in this day and age, but we have to remember that this is a mid-range smartphone and not a flagship, so it fits in perfectly on the Le S3. Having said that, thereâs not a whole lot to complain about with this display. Sure itâs not as saturated as the displays youâd see on Samsung devices like the Galaxy S7, but for an IPS panel, itâs pretty good. There are a few different display modes available for the Le S3, which includes âLeEcoâ, Vivid, Natural and Soft. We mostly kept it on Vivid or LeEco during our review. The temperature didnât appear to be all that warm nor cool, meaning it was right in the middle. Another nifty feature for the Le S3âs display here is the ability to zoom in on the display. So if you want the text and everything else to be a bit bigger, you can do that rather easily. Now if you just want the font to be a bit bigger, that can be done fairly easily as well. A big issue with a lot of these âcheaperâ smartphones is actually the digitizer. The digitizer is what is used to register when and where you are touching the display. A lot of times a bit of lag with the digitizer will lead people to believe that the phone is slow or lagging, but itâs actually something as simple as the digitizer that lives beneath the display. Luckily, that isnât an issue with the Le S3. It actually works fairly well. Thereâs not much to complain about here with the digitizer, it responded almost instantly whenever we touched the display, as expected. Performance Inside, the Le S3 is running on the Snapdragon 652 processor, which is an octa-core SoC made up of a quad-core Cortex-A53 cluster and a quad-core Cortex-A72 cluster. That is paired with the Adreno 510 GPU and 3GB of RAM. So itâs definitely a mid-range device from LeEco, but it actually performed quite well. I took the Le S3 with me to CES earlier this month, and used it quite heavily while I was in Las Vegas. The Le S3 worked out pretty well, but there were a few times where it did become quite slow. For instance, tapping on the recents button would result in it taking a few extra seconds to jump between apps and such. It wasnât anything that would be a deal breaker really, but it was definitely noticeable. In daily usage aka non-heavy usage, the Le S3 did perform quite well. It wasnât as speedy as some other devices, like the Le Pro3, but it was definitely speedy enough. For the most part, 3GB is plenty of RAM, but in those instances where you have plenty of apps and games open in the background, it may turn out to not be enough, and it ends up making the device a bit slow. Itâs unfortunate, but again itâs not a deal breaker. Unless youâre a heavy user, the 3GB of RAM that is included in the Le S3 is going to be more than enough for you to get by with. Fingerprint Sensor LeEco has the fingerprint sensor on the backside of the Le S3, similar to the placement on the Le Pro3. Itâs a great place to put the sensor, and itâs where most smartphones have it these days. Whatâs interesting about the fingerprint sensor though, is the fact that itâs very reflective. In fact, you could use it as a mirror, albeit a very small mirror. This means that the fingerprint sensor is going to show fingerprints. Which isnât a huge deal â especially since it doesnât affect the sensor actually recognizing your fingerprint â but it can be a bit ugly, especially if you are wanting to keep your device clean all the time. Like the majority of us do. The fingerprint sensor worked as advertised. It was able to recognize my finger just about every time, there were a few times where it didnât recognize it, which is actually normal with fingerprint sensors these days. But the issue that we did have with the sensor was the fact that the sensor was a bit slow, actually it was more than likely the software being a bit slow. It would recognize your finger fine, but then take a little while to light up the display and unlock the device. This didnât happen all the time, mostly only when the device hadnât been used for a while, but it was still a bit aggravating. You can actually use the fingerprint sensor with the camera on the Le S3. With the LeTouch Shutter, you can choose to use a fingerprint to open the camera from the lock screen. You can choose to use the same finger, or another one. It would be better to use a different one, otherwise every time you unlock the device, itâs going to jump into the camera. You can also use the fingerprint to take a picture, as a shutter button. Which is pretty cool, but it didnât seem all that useful and we ultimately turned it off. Sound Quality The trend these days with smartphones is to have the speaker at the bottom of the device. With the speaker on the right side of the charging port and the microphone on the other side. Thatâs the case here with the Le S3 as well. Many people prefer having front-facing speakers, as the sound is closer to them, and it sounds better. But manufacturers like putting them at the bottom or on the back, for design reasons. The bottom-firing speaker on the Le S3 isnât that bad, to be honest. It gets nice and loud, and I mean loud. However, itâs not HiFi or high-definition audio. And at times it can sound rather flat. If youâre someone whoâs not big into audio, then this probably wonât bother you, but those that are audiophiles, this will definitely bother you, luckily plugging in a pair of headphones gets rid of the tinny sound. But, of course, there is a caveat to that as well. Since there is no headphone jack on the Le S3, youâll have to settle for using the included USB-C to adapter. Wireless Connectivity The Le S3 is sold here in the US, which means it does indeed support T-Mobile and AT&T. Unfortunately those with Sprint and Verizon are out of luck, for now. While AT&T and T-Mobile are indeed supported here, and do have all their LTE bands supported, there is no support for VoLTE or WiFi Calling. So keep that in mind if youâre looking to use the Le S3 here in the US. The bands for the Le S3 are below GSM 850, 900, 1800, 1900 HSDPA 850, 1700, 1900, 2100 LTE Bands 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7,8, 12, 17 We used the Le S3 extensively on T-Mobile here in the US, and it gave us service that was relatively similar to other devices on the magenta network. We saw some pretty great network speeds of around 75-100Mbps, depending on the area, which is similar to what we see on the Honor 8 on T-Mobileâs network. So thereâs no issues with connection here. When it came to phone calls, users we called said that we sounded nice and clear and we didnât experience any dropped calls. However, HD Voice is not supported on the Le S3. So while we did sound nice and clear, it wasnât in HD, unfortunately. Benchmarks With the Le S3, we did run AnTuTu, 3D Mark and Geekbench 4 on the device to see how it would fare. And it did about what we expected, given the internals. The Le S3 picked up a score of1404 in the single-core test and 2232 in multi-core on Geekbench 4. When it came to AnTuTu, the score was 75,782, which is enough to put it behind the Galaxy Note 5 from 2015. Finally, with 3D Mark it scored 564. Which is actually a fair amount higher than most other mid-range smartphones on the market right now. So it shows that the Adreno 510 GPU is really rather good. Battery Life There is a 3000mAh battery in the Le S3, and with a Snapdragon 652 processor and a Full HD display, youâd expect the battery life to be somewhat decent, and it actually is. That is largely due to the incredible standby time that the Le S3 has. It is able to sit overnight and lose just one percent of battery, or less. Which is pretty incredible. Additionally, the Le S3 does also work very efficiently when itâs being used. During those long days at CES earlier this month, the Le S3 performed like a champ and never ran out of battery. Which is pretty impressive to say the least. Now while the battery life is pretty impressive, the other half of the equation is definitely the charging time. With the Le S3 sporting the Snapdragon 652 inside, youâd expect it to support Quick Charge and it sure does! Allowing you to charge up the Le S3 faster than you ever thought possible. We were able to charge from 0-100% in a little under two hours. That time is similar to what weâve seen with other devices with around a 3000mAh battery and having Quick Charge So no real surprises here. Itâs always nice to have a device that can be topped off rather quickly, before needing to head out for the evening. Software Running on the Le S3, we have Android Marshmallow with EUI and the November 1st, 2016 security patch. The security patch is rather recent, but the software as a whole is still a bit behind, with it running Marshmallow as opposed to Nougat. LeEco has announced that they will be bringing Nougat to the Le S3, but thereâs no word on when that update will actually be available. Hopefully itâll be sooner rather than later. This is our first time really getting to grips with LeEcoâs software, known as EUI. Itâs a heavily skinned software that LeEco put over Marshmallow, and it actually changes a lot of the functionality. For starters, the quick toggles and settings that you would expect to see in the notification panel is actually in the recents panel. So when you go to recents, youâll find your recent apps at the bottom, above that is a brightness slider and some quick toggles. With music controls, and app shortcuts above it. To be honest, it definitely took some time to get used to seeing the quick settings and even the settings shortcut in the recents panel. Thereâs no app drawer here on the launcher. The app drawer icon is actually replaced by LeEcoâs Live app. This has all sorts of TV shows, movies and other entertainment, definitely not an app drawer. Itâs a pretty cool app, but most people are likely going to stick to YouTube, Sling TV and such. Where most smartphones have Google Now on the left side of the home screen, LeEco has LeView. Which is essentially the same thing. It recommends you the best videos to watch online. This is based on what youâve watched already. However the recommendations arenât all that great. Some of them are spot on, while others just simply arenât. Itâs early for LeEco so it likely has some work to do with LeView, especially in the US, so it should get better over time. You can also check out the best videos in different categories like movies & trailers, music, entertainment, comedy and many others. Itâs all a way to get you to watch even more content on your device. The software isnât much different than what youâd find on a lot of other heavily themed or skinned Android devices. And as other companies have learned, and LeEco will inevitably learn, they will need to scale it back a bit more and make it easier to use. Currently, most people would have a hard time finding out where the settings shortcut is, and the brightness slider, as well as a number of other quick settings. They arenât really hidden, but they are somewhere that no other OEM has put them before. So itâs different, but it may turn out to not be a great idea for LeEco. Camera As mentioned earlier on in this review, we took the Le S3 to CES in Las Vegas earlier this month and we tested the camera a great deal while we were there. And the camera came up with mixed results. Some, actually the majority of the images we took at CES with the Le S3, turned out to be rather good. But there were plenty that were overblown, and some that were even blurry due to the fact that it was a bit dark it was outside at dusk and the shutter was slower. This is an area where most other cameras would not have struggled, but the Le S3 did struggle. As Nick found in his review of the Le Pro3, the camera was not the greatest and this camera here on the Le S3 is even lower-end, so itâs not surprising to see it be a bit less sharp. But for the most part, I was impressed with the pictures it produced. The camera app is actually pretty good. Itâs nice and minimal, but still has some nice features included. There are four main modes available, Slow-Mo, Video, Photo and Pano. Now when in photo mode, you do have a slew of filters that you can use like Tonal, Chrome, Gorgeous, Nature, Normal, Cold, Mono, Warm and Lomo. When in Photo mode, youâll see a small bar above it, and if you swipe up on that or right to left if youâre in landscape mode, youâll open up a few other modes. Like HDR, Night, Square, Beauty and Scene. The Square mode is mostly for Instagram, but now that Instagram lets you upload 169 pictures, thatâs not really a big feature. One feature that we are missing from the Le S3âs camera is a Pro or Manual mode. Giving users the ability to set up their shot perfectly. Itâs missing here, and itâs probably one of the only devices that will be missing it this year. We took loads of pictures with the Le S3 during our time with the device, which you can see all of the pictures we took in the Flickr gallery below. These were all taken at 16-megapixel and in Auto. No editing has been done whatsoever to these images. The Good Price Point Display Brightness Battery Life Performance The Bad Outdated Software Uninspired Design Mediocre Camera, missing a manual mode Wrap Up The LeEco Le S3 isnât a perfect smartphone, but itâs not meant to be. The Le S3 is a pretty decent smartphone, it checks the majority of the boxes, but it does leave a few unchecked. Thereâs a lot to like here, but there is also a few things to dislike. After using this device as my daily driver, itâs pretty hard to recommend it to anyone that is a heavy user, simply due to the processing power that it possesses and the camera. Should you buy the LeEco Le S3? If youâre a casual user, and mostly use your phone for phone calls, texting and such, then the Le S3 is perfect for you. But if youâre looking to pick up a smartphone rather cheap, and use it for playing high-end games and a smartphone that will last all day on a single charge, thatâs not going to happen. While the latter will, you wonât be able to play many high-end games here, unfortunately. Buy the LeEco Le S3 BeliLeeco S3 terbaru harga murah May 2022 di Tokopedia! â Promo Pengguna Baru â Kurir Instan â Bebas Ongkir â Cicilan 0%. Website tokopedia memerlukan javascript untuk dapat ditampilkan. Download Tokopedia App You may not have ever heard of LeEco, but the 'Netflix of China' is estimated to sell 25 million phones this year, and its latest is coming to the Le Pro 3 is a new Android phone with a screen and surprisingly powerful specs, matching just-launched Google Pixel and Google Pixel has the same Snapdragon 821, which LeEco touts as the world's fastest smartphone chipset Samsung and its faster Exynos, non-US processor disagree. There's also a much larger battery and dual Dolby Atmos speakers, and they're sandwiched in between the brushed-metal body and Gorilla Glass-protected of all, it's supposed to be able to match the processing power of the new Google Pixel, but it's doing so at a much cheaper doesn't have it all, as the display is just 1080p and the software is one step behind when it comes to having an older Android operating specs at a mid-range price? We've seen it before from Chinese firms with the ZTE Axon 7 and OnePlus 3. Let's see how the LeEco Le Pro 3 and release datePrice and release dateLe Pro 3 becomes the latest Android phone to launch with the speedy Snapdragon 821 processor, following the Google Pixel and Google Pixel official LeEco Le Pro 3 release date is November 2 and the price is $399. It comes with a three months of the company's includes a two-year warranty, 5TB of cloud storage on LeCloud with unlimited space for photos and videos, an unlimited Fandor movie pass and exclusive sales on it's shopping destination, is where you're actually going to have to buy the Le Pro 3, or any LeEco gadget for that matter. It won't be sold in carrier stores like AT&T and T-Mobile, and it's a GSM-only phone, so it won't even work with Verizon and phone or Le Phone is really just a way to suck you into its vast ecosystem, and that's why this phone is as cheap as the OnePlus 3 and ZTE Axon launching another Android on that same November 2 release date LeEco Le S3. It costs just $249 with dialed-down specs. You're not getting the Snapdragon 821 at that and displayLeEco is pronounced like sounds, Le Eco, not like Le Echo like some people say, but echo is exactly what its first US smartphone reminds us of the OnePlus 3... a lot. It has a very similar metal body and nearly rectangular shape that's sloped around the top, bottom and sides on the instead of that '1+' logo on the back, there's a fingerprint sensor. We tried to somehow peel off the square-shaped sensor to see if there really was the OnePlus logo there. No display is also 1080p, which is okay for a phone of this size, but an odd choice because LeEco is fully invested in streaming video and, now, virtual reality via its ExploreVR headset. Those individual pixels can look big up close. It doesn't have a home button like the OnePlus 3, instead going with dedicated capacitive buttons on the bottom chin of the Le Pro 3. The home button is the LeEco logo, and it's flanked by a recent and back you think of these capacitive buttons depends on your button preference. Other Android phones opt for physical buttons and others go with on-screen annoying quirk we sometimes see with capacitive buttons is that they don't stay stay lit, though there's a chance that'll be an option in the final software settings. We like to have that option. We'll update our review when the phone finally launches when we find does have a fingerprint sensor on back, one that's not a press-in type of button. It wasn't set up for us, so that awaits further testing too. A glaring omission we can talk about right now is the lack of a headphone jack. Like Apple and Motorola, LeEco is going all-digital with USB-Type C audio. Good luck charging and listening to music at the same time, just like on the iPhone 7 and Moto Z. If you're already using Bluetooth earbuds, you'll be fine. You'll also relish the fact that there are dual and performanceThe highlight of the LeEco Le Pro 3 is that Snapdragon 821 processor. It means this Chinese phone is one step ahead of almost everyone else in the an incremental one-up that may not mean a lot right now in benchmark, but it could mean this phone carries you into the next two or three years without performance issues. That's also has 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage, which is a great value. Sadly, you won't find a microSD card slot here. Of the big Chinese phones are a mid-range price, ZTE Axon 7 has cornered the market on expandable Le Pro 3 promises to have excellent battery life despite its fairly slim girth. It packs in a 4,070mAh battery â with Qualcomm QuickCharge â despite the entire package being thin and waiting to see if the camera is where this phone becomes a lightweight. It does have a 16MP camera on the back with 4K video recording, and an 8MP camera on the front. We don't expect perfection given our tests in the demo area; not at a mid-range price. This isn't meant to be a pixel-perfect shooter from Samsung or Google, but enough to get you by on Facebook and other social media and appsYou're also going to find the user interface works differently than any Android outside of China. The notifications shade doesn't have quicksettings â at the usual 'Recent' button leads to a quick settings pane along with your most recently open apps. There's also no app drawer very common among Chinese Android phones, and it annoys the hell out of people in the West. We've heard your also going to dealing with Android Marshmallow, curiously enough, not Android Nougat and not Android launched with Google some potential behind the UI because LeEco happens to be a software-focused company, unlike a lot of other Android phone unmovable Live TV on-screen button at the center of the dock leads to a grid of shows to watch from its streaming service and partners. It's basically, your ticket to unlimited streaming from its version of Netflix, with a twist that things are playing all of the time in progress in addition to being on verdict LeEco has ambitious plans for Le Pro 3, with an ecosystem that spans multiple gadgets, including TVs, VR headsets and even self-driving cars. But this is a first step to getting at least one hardware device in the hands on a low price and with powerful specs, it's certainly possible this phone could be the beginning of LeEco's lofty cross-platform stream-everywhere goalHowever, long-term quality and reliable features are important so that this phone appeals to cutting-edge users who would want such a capable ecosystem. Otherwise, Le Pro 3 is destined for bargain phone shops as the first non-flip phone for everyone's grandparents. That's a very easy trap for cheap phones â one that aren't an iPhone or a Samsung â to fall into in the US.GSMArenacom: LeEco Le S3 user opinions and reviews - page 3. ADVERTISEMENTS. LeEco Le S3 - user opinions and reviews. Released 2016, November 153g, 7.5mm thickness Android 6.0, eUI 32GB storage, no card slot; 0.1% 1,115,990 hits; 46 Become a fan; 5.5" 1080x1920 pixels. 16 MP. 2160p. 3 GB RAM. Snapdragon 652. 3000 mAh. Li-Ion. Pictures;Attention Advertisers Boost Your Business with Our Website's Prime Advertising Space! Leeco Le S3 Specifications Price In Indonesia Box Price Rp 3,540,000/-Discontinued USD Price $ 236/- Brand Leeco Model No Le S3 Launch Launch Date 2016, November 01 Network Technology GSM / HSPA / LTE 2G bands GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 - SIM 1 & SIM 2 3G bands HSDPA 850 / 1700AWS / 1900 / 2100 4G bands 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, 17 Speed HSPA Mbps, LTE-A Body Dimensions x x mm x x in Weight 153 g oz Build Glass front Gorilla Glass 3, aluminum back, aluminum frame SIM Dual SIM Nano-SIM Despitethat, the Le S3 is still fast and can handle anything you need it to. It still has some shortcomings. For example, the camera could be a lot better, as it's pretty subpar for what it is
ï»żinch 169, 1920 x 1080 pixel 401 PPI, Capacitive, IPS, Corning Gorilla Glass 3, glossy yesConnectionsAudio Connections USB Type b/g/n b/g/n = Wi-Fi 4/, Bluetooth GSM, HSPA, LTE, Dual SIM, GPSSizeheight x width x depth in mm x x = x x inBattery3000 mAh Lithium-IonOperating SystemAndroid MarshmallowCameraPrimary Camera 16 MPix dual-LED flash, shoot lavish 4K video with upscale effects, including Camera 8 MPixAdditional featuresKeyboard Virtual, 12 Months WarrantyWeight153 g = oz / pounds = 0 oz / 0 poundsPricecompare Average Score 77% - goodAverage of 1 scores from 3 reviews price - %, performance 70%, features - %, display 80% mobility 70%, workmanship 90%, ergonomy - %, emissions - % Reviews for the LeEco Le S377% LeEco Le S3Source Single Review, online available, Long, Date 02/22/2017Rating Total score 77% performance 70% display 80% mobility 70% workmanship 90%Test du LeEco S3 X626 la performance Ă petit prixSource Top for Phone FRâEN versionPositive Low price; solid workmanship; nice performance; decent cameras. Negative Poor connectivity; no headphone jack; no microSD slot. Single Review, online available, Long, Date 03/02/2018CommentQualcomm Adreno 510 Integrated graphics card based on the Adreno 500 architecture, like the Adreno 520 in the Snapdragon 820. Performance should be on average similar to the old Adreno 330 in the Snapdragon 801. Supports DirectX12, OpenCL OpenGL ES + AE. Only some 3D games with very low demands are playable with these cards. » Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Graphics Cards and the corresponding Benchmark List. 652 MSM8976 Upper middle class ARM based SoC with 8 CPU cores 64 Bit Cortex A72 and A53 mixture and a Adreno 510 GPU.» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Processsors. This display is quite big for a smartphone but frequently used for smartphones. Large display-sizes allow higher resolutions. So, details like letters are bigger. On the other hand, the power consumption is lower with small screen diagonals and the devices are smaller, more lightweight and cheaper. » To find out how fine a display is, see our DPI List. kg Only few smartphones are more lightweight than this. LeEco LeEco is a Chinese multinational conglomerate corporation. The group maintains ventures in consumer electronics, automobiles, media content, streaming, film and other corporation has expanded to countries outside of China, such as the United States and July 2016, it was announced that LeEco would acquire American television manufacturer Vizio. Vizio will continue to be operated as an independent subsidiary in southern officially expanded into the US market in November 2016, beginning sales of mobile phones, televisions, headphones. 77% This rating is not convincing. The laptop is evaluated below average, this is not really a recommendation for purchase. » Further information can be found in our Notebook Purchase Guide.
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Tech Mobile Aside from an electric car and an 85-inch TV, LeEco took the wraps off two inexpensive phones. Lynn La covers mobile reviews and news. She previously wrote for The Sacramento Bee, Macworld and The Global Post. Chinese company LeEco launched a slew of upcoming products and services today here in San Francisco, including an 85-inch TV a VR headset, a self-driving car and media streaming platform. It also unveiled two phones, the LePro 3 and the Le least expensive of the two is the Le S3. It runs Android and has a display. It's equipped with a Snapdragon 652 chipset, 3GB of RAM and 32GB of internal memory. For your casual camera needs, it has a 16-megapixel rear camera and an 8-megapixel shooter on the front. Other features include a 1,080-pixel resolution, a fingerprint reader and a USB Type-C port. In 2015, LeEco was one of the first companies to integrate Type-C in its phones, starting with the Le 1 Pro Superphone. LeEco's Le Pro3 and Le S3 take on Google Pixel, OnePlus 3 See all photos The more powerful device, the LePro 3, has similar camera specs, but a few of its hardware features have been bumped up. It has the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 processor, 4GB of RAM and 64GB of onboard storage. It boasts a massive 4,070 mAh battery - and with Qualcomm's Quick Charge technology, it's supposed to charge up to 33 percent in 20 minutes. You can read our review of the LePro 3 than a few cosmetic details, both handsets look and feel similar. The LePro 3 is heavier and has a brushed metal design, while the S3 has a matte, beaded aluminum aesthetic. During my brief time with it, they worked smoothly and felt responsive and phones are also integrated with LeEco's streaming video service known as LeLive. You can access it by tapping the bottom center button on the homescreen, and watch shows, movies and other content. Using a Wi-Fi network for connection, the phones loaded up the videos fairly quickly and images looked clear and bright. Enlarge Image Both the Le S3 back and the LePro 3 front have a fingerprint reader and a 16-megapixel camera. James Martin/CNET The devices' most compelling draw is their price. The Le S3 will go for $229 UK and Australian details have yet to be announced, but that converts to around ÂŁ185 or AU$300 and the LePro 3 costs $399 about ÂŁ325 and AU$520.Keep in mind that they're not the only high-end handsets at that price range. The OnePlus 3, from another scrappy startup based in China, costs $399 and ÂŁ329 or approximately AU$530 too and its upcoming 3T starts at $439 and ÂŁ399 AU$580 converted. Though it has a lower battery capacity than the LePro 3 at 3,000mAh and a Snapdragon 820 processor, the OnePlus 3 features similar camera specs, 6GB of RAM and 64GB of internal memory too. Still, with prices that are sub-$400, all these phones cost significant less than flagships like the Apple iPhone 7, the Samsung Galaxy S7 and the newest Google Pixel, which start at $700 or more. K0GLYS.