Date:01/09/16
In the first half of 2016, LeEco Le 2 series with Le 2 and Le 2 Pro have brought huge success to this Chinese company. With these two products, the company’s reputation growing faster than ever. With the latest line up Le 2s, the company is working hard to keep the success going. And good news is that, the alleged model LeEco Le2S Pro has just been spotted on Antutu with an impressive result – up to a whopping 157,897.
In order to gain such considerable Antutu scores, the Le2S pro is said to feature a powerful chipset, expectedly SND 821. Although this new chipset was released months ago, there is yet any device to officially run on it. (Considering that even the latest Note 7 flagship by Samsung is still on SND 820).
In addition to LeEco Le 2s Pro specs, this phone will pack a huge 8GB RAM. The LeEco new flagship is supposed to sport a Quad HD display with a dual-curved screen design to catch up with the latest trend. For those who don’t need that much RAM, there will also be a standard version in this lineup – the LeEco Le 2s. This base variant smartphone will be running on a SND 820 processor paired with a 4GB RAM and a 5.5-inch 1080px display screen.
It seems like LeEco is making a bold move with these two phones, especially the PRO version. If successfully launched with SND 821 chipset and 8GB RAM, LeEco Le 2s Pro will no doubt be the strongest device in the market. Not to mention that it also has the stunning design with one of the most trendy features – double curved screen display. Further information and details of the phone will be unveiled by the first week of September. So, stay tuned!
LeEco Le 2s Pro showed up on Antutu with up to 160K points
In the first half of 2016, LeEco Le 2 series with Le 2 and Le 2 Pro have brought huge success to this Chinese company. With these two products, the company’s reputation growing faster than ever. With the latest line up Le 2s, the company is working hard to keep the success going. And good news is that, the alleged model LeEco Le2S Pro has just been spotted on Antutu with an impressive result – up to a whopping 157,897.In order to gain such considerable Antutu scores, the Le2S pro is said to feature a powerful chipset, expectedly SND 821. Although this new chipset was released months ago, there is yet any device to officially run on it. (Considering that even the latest Note 7 flagship by Samsung is still on SND 820).
In addition to LeEco Le 2s Pro specs, this phone will pack a huge 8GB RAM. The LeEco new flagship is supposed to sport a Quad HD display with a dual-curved screen design to catch up with the latest trend. For those who don’t need that much RAM, there will also be a standard version in this lineup – the LeEco Le 2s. This base variant smartphone will be running on a SND 820 processor paired with a 4GB RAM and a 5.5-inch 1080px display screen.
It seems like LeEco is making a bold move with these two phones, especially the PRO version. If successfully launched with SND 821 chipset and 8GB RAM, LeEco Le 2s Pro will no doubt be the strongest device in the market. Not to mention that it also has the stunning design with one of the most trendy features – double curved screen display. Further information and details of the phone will be unveiled by the first week of September. So, stay tuned!
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