Leagoo Shark 1 announced with 6300mAh battery


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Leagoo have gone big with the announcement of the Leagoo Shark 1, a phone with a big screen and a big battery to match.

If the idea of the Ulefone Power interests you but you want an even bigger battery and large display, then Leagoo might have the perfect product.

The Shark 1 boasts a 6300mAh battery, 250mAh larger than the Ulefone Power, and a large 6-inch 1920 x 1080 display supplied by LG. The panel also features a 2.5D curve and Corning Gorilla Glass for added peace of mind.

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Quick charging means you can fully charge the huge battery in just 3 hours, but a short top up charge is all you need to get through the day. Apparently a fully charged battery will give you 3 days of general use, 25 hours of video streaming, and 49 hours of continuous music playback.

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Being a longer and wider phone, the battery in the Shark 1 can be spread out a little allowing Leagoo’s designers to get the thickness of the device down to 8.5mm.

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In the rear of the phone we have a fingerprint scanner for security purposes, and also gesture control such as turning pages in an ebook or taking photos. The rear camera is a 13 mega-pixel sensor with F2.0 aperture, plus dual LED flash.

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Internally Leagoo say they have gone for the most powerful processor, but its not. Instead we have a octacore Mediatek chip running at 1.3Ghz, there is however 3GB RAM on board plus 16GB internal memory and room for an SD card.

Finally an IR blaster is present in the top of the phone and a AWINiC K6 amplifier promises better sound quality that rival devices.

It does seem that Leagoo have gone to some extra effort with the Shark 1 compared to their previous devices, but it remains to be seen what the actual product will be once launched.

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60 Comments

  1. realjjj
    February 3, 2016

    It’s gonna have some black bands at 158.6*82.8*8.5 but compact enough.

    • MattD
      February 3, 2016

      Considering it’s a 6″, not 5.5″, seems really optimized to me… To the point i doubt a bit it’s accurate, but surely if i take a 6″ i’m not doing it for one-handed use, so it doesn’t bother me ?

    • Marco Lancaster
      February 3, 2016

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApqnXxwL4E8
      The screen looks nice for me, not extra-invasive black bezels, the Ulefone Power have ugly ones for example. But what bother me, at least looking for this video, is the buttons and fingerprint placement. The buttons are placed way too up, and the fingerprint too. For a phone with 6-inch a more centered placement would be better.

      • Kennedy
        February 3, 2016

        No extra-invasive black bezels?Are you kidding me?In addition to the black bezels, there are virtual buttons at the bottom, it takes up most of the screen display, the display screen and CPU-Z is 4.95inch?

        • Marco Lancaster
          February 3, 2016

          Oh I remeber you, you are the Ulefone Employee bashing on Elephone article πŸ˜›

        • Releta
          March 10, 2016

          And see RAM available lol

  2. Mr.Flying Zoom3rz
    February 3, 2016

    Interesting, let’s see the price.

  3. MattD
    February 3, 2016

    Really really interesting… I’ll keep an eye on that!

    • Yeti hand
      February 4, 2016

      I’m using a leagoo elite 5 since 6 months, I received 3 ota updates and the phone has yet to fail me.

    • Marco Lancaster
      February 4, 2016

      I second Yeti hand here, I have a Jiayu S3 and Leagoo Elite 5. While the Jiayu is more powerful and have a better development, the Leagoo Elite 5 never failed, and I absolutely love the battery, plus functional IR. They actually suffered a lot for using cheap components and build on last year, but seems to be improving.

  4. Manu
    February 3, 2016

    welp the cpu is lowend~midend from last year xD so gg there everything else seems ok

    • 3llawi
      February 3, 2016

      Everything ok

      Only one thing ….is the CPU ..I want helio x10

      • Karly Johnston
        February 3, 2016

        Yeah, i wouldn’t even consider anything less than the X10 in 2016. That is the problem with these monster battery phones, they have weak processors.

        • paul
          March 21, 2016

          They are certainly not weak CPU’s, I have the Ulefone power which is 1.3 Octa Core and it outperforms the Letv 1s 2.2 Octa core and it was mainly to do with all the crap bloatware that was installed on the Letv 1s.

          • Karly Johnston
            March 21, 2016

            No… it doesn’t.

  5. xi7
    February 3, 2016

    wow … 8,5mm thickness and 6300mah… but without camera

  6. Miroslav Stefanov
    February 3, 2016

    Poster actually says “More Powerful” not “Most” πŸ™‚

  7. realjjj
    February 3, 2016

    It’s gonna have some black bands at 158.6*82.8*8.5 but compact enough.

    • MattD
      February 3, 2016

      Considering it’s a 6″, not 5.5″, seems really optimized to me… To the point i doubt a bit it’s accurate, but surely if i take a 6″ i’m not doing it for one-handed use, so it doesn’t bother me 😁

    • Marco Lancaster
      February 3, 2016

      The screen looks nice for me, not extra-invasive black bezels, the Ulefone Power have ugly ones for example. But what bother me, at least looking for this video, is the buttons and fingerprint placement. The buttons are placed way too up, and the fingerprint too. For a phone with 6-inch a more centered placement would be better.

    • Kieslowski
      February 4, 2016

      No extra-invasive black bezels?Are you kidding me?In addition to the black bezels, there are virtual buttons at the bottom, it takes up most of the screen display, the display screen and CPU-Z is 4.95inch?

    • Marco Lancaster
      February 4, 2016

      Oh I remeber you, you are the Ulefone Employee bashing on Elephone article πŸ˜›

    • Guest
      March 10, 2016

      And see RAM available lol

  8. Mr.Flying Zoom3rz
    February 3, 2016

    Interesting, let’s see the price.

  9. MattD
    February 3, 2016

    Really really interesting… I’ll keep an eye on that!

    EDIT: do someone own or have owned a leagoo? How’s their phones (i know they’re not the best however)?

    • Yeti hand
      February 4, 2016

      I’m using a leagoo elite 5 since 6 months, I received 3 ota updates and the phone has yet to fail me.

    • Marco Lancaster
      February 5, 2016

      I second Yeti hand here, I have a Jiayu S3 and Leagoo Elite 5. While the Jiayu is more powerful and have a better development, the Leagoo Elite 5 never failed, and I absolutely love the battery, plus functional IR. They actually suffered a lot for using cheap components and build on last year, but seems to be improving.

  10. Frozzem
    February 3, 2016

    welp the cpu is lowend~midend from last year xD so gg there everything else seems ok

    • 3llawi
      February 3, 2016

      Everything ok

      Only one thing ….is the CPU ..I want helio x10

    • Karly Johnston
      February 4, 2016

      Yeah, i wouldn’t even consider anything less than the X10 in 2016. That is the problem with these monster battery phones, they have weak processors.

    • paul
      March 21, 2016

      They are certainly not weak CPU’s, I have the Ulefone power which is 1.3 Octa Core and it outperforms the Letv 1s 2.2 Octa core and it was mainly to do with all the crap bloatware that was installed on the Letv 1s.

    • Karly Johnston
      March 21, 2016

      No… it doesn’t.

  11. xi7
    February 3, 2016

    wow … 8,5mm thickness and 6300mah… but without camera

  12. Miroslav Stefanov
    February 3, 2016

    Poster actually says “More Powerful” not “Most” πŸ™‚

  13. February 3, 2016

    OK now this have thrown me a bit off the Ulefone Power. Which one to buy? Considering that I’d prefer the 6″ display over the 5.5″ of the Ulefone Power. But the Ulefone has the Camera shutter button that is lacking in this one. And this is thinner too but larger.

    Reviews will decide. For now, I am satisfied with the Ulefone Power review. Lets see this one and I will decide, but if they take a while longer to launch this, I am getting the Power for sure.

  14. Michael Ogbonnaya
    February 3, 2016

    OK now this have thrown me a bit off the Ulefone Power. Which one to buy? Considering that I’d prefer the 6″ display over the 5.5″ of the Ulefone Power. But the Ulefone has the Camera shutter button that is lacking in this one. And this is thinner too but larger.

    Reviews will decide. For now, I am satisfied with the Ulefone Power review. Lets see this one and I will decide, but if they take a while longer to launch this, I am getting the Power for sure.

    • Yeti hand
      February 5, 2016

      Hi Michael, I hope you’re fine, have you ever considered the leagoo elite pro?

    • Michael Ogbonnaya
      February 5, 2016

      Thats a good alternative and considering that it has Helio X20, 4GB RAM/64GB ROM for the higher version and also 4200mAh battery, I have got my keen eyes on this one now.

      Thank you so much Yeti.

    • Assefa Hanson
      February 21, 2016

      where sis you get info on that phone, i dont see it on devicespecifications

  15. Nilzie
    February 4, 2016

    Yazir this is for you

  16. Steven Fox
    February 4, 2016

    Looks like a Great work/travel phone, but would still wait a month or two before ordering, just to get some feedback from the buyers as Leagoo are not great when it comes to built quality.

    • Marco Lancaster
      February 4, 2016

      I’ve got a Leagoo Elite 5 a few time ago. The build quality looks really solid, even being a plastic based device. The design may not please everyone though. But then I was expecting a plastic bomb, looks like they got better this year.

  17. Nilzie
    February 4, 2016

    Yazir this is for you

  18. Steven Fox
    February 4, 2016

    Looks like a Great work/travel phone, but would still wait a month or two before ordering, just to get some feedback from the buyers as Leagoo are not great when it comes to built quality.

    • Marco Lancaster
      February 4, 2016

      I’ve got a Leagoo Elite 5 a few time ago. The build quality looks really solid, even being a plastic based device. The design may not please everyone though. But then I was expecting a plastic bomb, looks like they got better this year.

  19. Gaurav
    March 14, 2016

    Hello do we have a separate micro sd slot other than two sim slot or 1 sim is shared with micro sd slot
    regards
    Gaurav chauhan

  20. Gaurav
    March 14, 2016

    Hello do we have a separate micro sd slot other than two sim slot or 1 sim is shared with micro sd slot
    regards
    Gaurav chauhan

  21. Lennald
    May 4, 2016

    Leagoo Shark 1 with 6300mAh battery vs. K6000 Pro with 6000mAh battery, Android 6.0 and 3GB RAM comparison video, https://goo.gl/pdD4cj

  22. Lennald
    May 4, 2016

    Leagoo Shark 1 with 6300mAh battery vs. K6000 Pro with 6000mAh battery, Android 6.0 and 3GB RAM comparison video,

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  25. John
    October 7, 2016

    Battery mAh looks cool (y)
    Vkworld T1 Plus Kratos is a very impressive smartphone which is featuring great spec πŸ™‚
    Vkworld also prove that the T1 is good as they have reviewed it well on their youtube channel go and check the reviews out πŸ˜‰

    • AndrTech
      October 7, 2016

      Which is better between VKworld T1 Plus and Leagoo Shark 1? My option is the T1 Plus.

  26. John
    October 7, 2016

    Battery mAh looks cool (y)
    Vkworld T1 Plus Kratos is a very impressive smartphone which is featuring great spec πŸ™‚
    Vkworld also prove that the T1 is good as they have reviewed it well on their youtube channel go and check the reviews out πŸ˜‰

    • AndrTech
      October 7, 2016

      Which is better between VKworld T1 Plus and Leagoo Shark 1? My option is the T1 Plus.