LeTV S1, S1 Pro and Max Complete Specifications Tables


letv s1 max

I’m sure you are all very aware that LeTV have released a trio of high-end Android phones today, we briefly went over the main details here, but now we have compiled full specifications for you to look over.

LeTV have made a huge song and dance about them entering the highly competitive phone market. The company, known for online video streaming, have some fierce competition to take on, but we feel that specs, design and pricing of the LeTV range make them a compelling buy.

Three phones were announced today with all but the 6-inch LeTV Max getting a confirmed retail price. Below we have collected all available details of the 3 devices for you to take a look at in your own time.

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LeTV are releasing a few different versions of each phone, so depending on where you are you will need to ensure you buy the model that supports networks in your home country. The table below shows the version types and their network parameters.

LeTV S1 Network Support

letv s1 network support

LeTV S1 Pro Network Support

Letv S1 pro network support

LeTV Max Network Support

letv max network support

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LeTV S1 Gallery

LeTV S1 Pro Gallery

LeTV S1 Max Gallery

Which LeTV phone is best for you?

Well if you are on a budget then the LeTV S1 is the obvious choice. At a starting price of 1499 Yuan the device boasts a powerful chipset, good amount of RAM and features that we don’t normally associate with low-cost phones like OIS, IR Remote and USB Type C. Lollipop is a bonus too, as is the 3000mAh battery and 5.5-inch FHD display.

letv s1 pro

If you want more features and a more classy body then the LeTV S1 Pro is the phone for you. As well as a 2K display, 4GB RAM and up to 64GB memory, the Pro model gets the benefit of LeTV’s Le Hi-Fi audio, USB Type C 3.0 and 4K HDMI out.

letv s1 max

If you want an all in one device and don’t see yourself wanting to hook your phone up to a TV then the Max is the phone to get. The larger 6.33-inch 2K panel is more than large enough to share video, and you also get a more advanced 21 mega-pixel Sony IMX230 sensor to play around with too.

Looking over the phones you will also notice that each phone as dual SIM support and versions with network support for some international locations will be available too.

So now we know all the LeTV phone details, and we have chosen the best for our use, all we need to wait for is a way to buy these flagship devices outside of China.

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94 Comments

  1. joe
    April 14, 2015

    Pretty similar specs to the iuni u3 but a lot more expensive. Why the hell didn’t they put the 20mp camera in the 5.5 inch phone? That is just a crazy move.

    • mf1gt3r
      April 14, 2015

      Ram is up by 1gb, processor also up sd810, there is a 64gb version it’s all metal, USB type c and it’s thinner than the IUNI U3

    • David Košič
      April 14, 2015

      You must be crazy because these are really great prices for the hardware you are getting.

    • TheOracle
      April 15, 2015

      iuni u3 doesn’t have enough frequencies too.

  2. Steven Fox
    April 14, 2015

    Looks really good on paper, but the phones need to be out for 3-4 months, so that feedback can be received.

    • Manos
      April 15, 2015

      oh I can’t wait soo much!

  3. tk76
    April 14, 2015

    Anyone care to translate those WCDMA and LTE bands to tell if they include 850 and 1900?

    NVM.. will work on AT&T/Cricket WCDMA but not LTE. So at least an option. Still waiting to see the exact LTE specs for the upcoming “world capable” MTK phones.

  4. topgun
    April 14, 2015

    What a let down, amazing specs and they cant even push to give it a SD reader 🙁

    • Anderson Casotti
      April 14, 2015

      I didn’t notice that until your comment.
      Too bad.
      For them…
      No Samsung or Letv to me

    • ArPad2
      April 15, 2015

      And 800MHz (B20) fdd-LTE also NOT supported in ANY model, nor in any network-versions.

  5. pa5t1s
    April 14, 2015

    Awesome news! Now let’s wait for European availability… and according prices… 🙂

    • Sere83
      April 15, 2015

      Yer Mi note Pro does too

  6. TheOracle
    April 14, 2015

    Gorgeous. I’ll be buying the pro in gold.

    • angel.
      April 15, 2015

      meizu mx4 pro with headphone in gold vision also released .maybe you can compare and then decide which is more suit you ?

      • TheOracle
        April 15, 2015

        The Meizu is single sim, so it’s out…….

  7. Guest
    April 14, 2015

    Pretty similar specs to the iuni u3 but a lot more expensive. Why the hell didn’t they put the 20mp camera in the 5.5 inch phone? That is just a crazy move.

    • mf1gt3r
      April 14, 2015

      Ram is up by 1gb, processor also up sd810, there is a 64gb version it’s all metal, USB type c and it’s thinner than the IUNI U3

    • David Košič
      April 14, 2015

      You must be crazy because these are really great prices for the hardware you are getting.

    • TheOracle
      April 15, 2015

      iuni u3 doesn’t have enough frequencies too.

  8. Steven Fox
    April 14, 2015

    Looks really good on paper, but the phones need to be out for 3-4 months, so that feedback can be received.

    • Manos
      April 15, 2015

      oh I can’t wait soo much!

  9. jaro69
    April 14, 2015

    Hey Andi,what about video capturing ?only 1080p or 4k videos?

    • Ryzkie Wys Wosz
      April 14, 2015

      2k/4k @30 fps, all of them

      • jaro69
        April 14, 2015

        Thanks for quick response!

  10. MaxPower
    April 14, 2015

    Great specs: USB C, mhl, dual Sim, OIS,IR blaster,64 bit, HiFi audio and the price is ridiculously low. Missing NFC and SD slot but this is the trend anyway, we can’t really blame the last arrived.
    I’d like a SD card slot too, but I’ll deal with it, I’m not going to pay 3999 CNY for one OPPO just because it supports SD card.

  11. tk76
    April 14, 2015

    Anyone care to translate those WCDMA and LTE bands to tell if they include 850 and 1900?

    NVM.. will work on AT&T/Cricket WCDMA but not LTE. So at least an option. Still waiting to see the exact LTE specs for the upcoming “world capable” MTK phones.

  12. Ryzkie Wys Wosz
    April 14, 2015

    Le Max uses 4GB LPDDR4 RAM as well

  13. topgun
    April 14, 2015

    What a let down, amazing specs and they cant even push to give it a SD reader 🙁

    • Anderson Casotti
      April 14, 2015

      I didn’t notice that until your comment.
      Too bad.
      For them…
      No Samsung or Letv to me

    • Guest
      April 15, 2015

      And 800MHz (B20) fdd-LTE also NOT supported in ANY model, nor in any network-versions.

  14. pa5t1s
    April 14, 2015

    Awesome news! Now let’s wait for European availability… and according prices… 🙂

    • Sere83
      April 15, 2015

      Yer Mi note Pro does too

  15. Sere83
    April 14, 2015

    Definitely some bonkers spec sheets here, and at least FDD-LTE support is decent on these, USB type C a nice touch too. I think the low end model is really the stand out though as any camera with OIS at this price point is a bargain, not to mention a powerful cpu and android 5.0 out the box. It is worth noting though that these aren’t slim phones though at 9.4/5mm, lets not forget the Mi Note is sub 7mm, on paper the s1 pro marginally outspecs the mi note pro (with USB type C and hdmi 4k) but on slimness and I bet on software xiaomi will still win. The max is just too big IMO.

  16. George
    April 14, 2015

    Why they don’t put all the LTE bands in the world like the coreans?Why,why,why it always has to have some shortcomings….
    Free tip for begginers:the mtk version it’s a steal,the pro you pay de snapdragon brand and the alloy THAT’S IIIIT

    • Michel
      May 4, 2015

      I would go for the MTK anyway since the snappy has overheating issues.

  17. TheOracle
    April 14, 2015

    Gorgeous. I’ll be buying the pro in gold.

    • angel.
      April 15, 2015

      meizu mx4 pro with headphone in gold vision also released .maybe you can compare and then decide which is more suit you ?

    • TheOracle
      April 15, 2015

      The Meizu is single sim, so it’s out…….

  18. jaro69
    April 14, 2015

    Hey Andi,what about video capturing ?only 1080p or 4k videos?

    • Ryzkie Wys Wosz
      April 14, 2015

      2k/4k @30 fps, all of them

    • jaro69
      April 14, 2015

      Thanks for quick response!

  19. MaxPower
    April 14, 2015

    Great specs: USB C, mhl, dual Sim, OIS,IR blaster,64 bit, HiFi audio and the price is ridiculously low. Missing NFC and SD slot but this is the trend anyway, we can’t really blame the last arrived.
    I’d like a SD card slot too, but I’ll deal with it, I’m not going to pay 3999 CNY for one OPPO just because it supports SD card.

  20. KevinTooClutch
    April 14, 2015

    So the basic model S1 doesn’t come with Hi-Fi audio and none of them have NFC? NFC and lack of SD card I can live with but Hi-Fi for like $400 is probably too much for me considering I just purchased an Oppo Find 7A. I think when I get a new job I’ll save up for the S1 Pro.

  21. Ryzkie Wys Wosz
    April 14, 2015

    Le Max uses 4GB LPDDR4 RAM as well

  22. Sere83
    April 14, 2015

    Definitely some bonkers spec sheets here, and at least FDD-LTE support is decent on these, USB type C a nice touch too. I think the low end model is really the stand out though as any camera with OIS at this price point is a bargain, not to mention a powerful cpu and android 5.0 out the box. It is worth noting though that these aren’t slim phones though at 9.4/5mm, lets not forget the Mi Note is sub 7mm, on paper the s1 pro marginally outspecs the mi note pro (with USB type C and hdmi 4k) but on slimness and I bet on software xiaomi will still win. The max is just too big IMO.

  23. George
    April 14, 2015

    Why they don’t put all the LTE bands in the world like the coreans?Why,why,why it always has to have some shortcomings….
    Free tip for begginers:the mtk version it’s a steal,the pro you pay de snapdragon brand and the alloy THAT’S IIIIT

    • Guest
      May 4, 2015

      I would go for the MTK anyway since the snappy has overheating issues.

  24. KevinTooClutch
    April 15, 2015

    So the basic model S1 doesn’t come with Hi-Fi audio and none of them have NFC? NFC and lack of SD card I can live with but Hi-Fi for like $400 is probably too much for me considering I just purchased an Oppo Find 7A. I think when I get a new job I’ll save up for the S1 Pro.

  25. Qidamin
    April 15, 2015

    I wonder if the price is for the phone alone or if the phone will be sold with a kind of TV contract

    • April 15, 2015

      Phone alone, if you want the streaming services that will be extra

      • a
        April 15, 2015

        I think the real selling price will be reseller’s,right?

  26. Ada
    April 15, 2015

    haha.lets talk about doogee ,maybe it is better ,le tv ,no one in stock

    • angel.
      April 15, 2015

      doogee seems not original brand and if me ,i will prefer xiaomi ,meizu etc.

  27. Qidamin
    April 15, 2015

    I wonder if the price is for the phone alone or if the phone will be sold with a kind of TV contract

    • Andi Sykes
      April 15, 2015

      Phone alone, if you want the streaming services that will be extra

    • Guest
      April 15, 2015

      I think the real selling price will be reseller’s,right?

  28. Ruby
    April 15, 2015

    Wow, makes my OnePlus One look like a dinosaur! Flagship phones are becoming obsolete faster than ever before.

  29. Ada
    April 15, 2015

    haha.lets talk about doogee ,maybe it is better ,le tv ,no one in stock

    • angel.
      April 15, 2015

      doogee seems not original brand and if me ,i will prefer xiaomi ,meizu etc.

    • Ada
      May 4, 2015

      please contact us by mail for review, desoonssz@gmail.com

  30. Ruby
    April 15, 2015

    Wow, makes my OnePlus One look like a dinosaur! Flagship phones are becoming obsolete faster than ever before.

  31. AmuntVCF
    April 15, 2015

    9,4 thick? wtf thats ugly and dont go with the time

    • TheOracle
      April 15, 2015

      9.4mm thick at back, about 7mm at the edges. Fine with me.

  32. shiva
    April 15, 2015

    Can you light up about software also
    How was that?

    • Qidamin
      April 16, 2015

      Yeah, I don’t want a rom that always open LeTV services…I fear it is something like this. Also I don’t think it will support multilanguages.

  33. AmuntVCF
    April 15, 2015

    9,4 thick? wtf thats ugly and dont go with the time

    • TheOracle
      April 15, 2015

      9.4mm thick at back, about 7mm at the edges. Fine with me.

  34. Guest
    April 15, 2015

    Can you light up about software also
    How was that?

    • Qidamin
      April 16, 2015

      Yeah, I don’t want a rom that always open LeTV services…I fear it is something like this. Also I don’t think it will support multilanguages.

  35. GXA
    April 17, 2015

    Finally some good dimentions for a 5.5 inch phone. We wait the same for a 4.7 flagship.

  36. GXA
    April 17, 2015

    Finally some good dimentions for a 5.5 inch phone. We wait the same for a 4.7 flagship.

  37. TheCatCharli
    April 20, 2015

    Do all version support slow motion video capturing or only S1 Max version

  38. Guest
    April 20, 2015

    Do all version support slow motion video capturing or only S1 Max version

  39. EvolvedApe
    April 29, 2015

    Any ideas if the Max will work in the US?

    T-Mobile covers:

    LTE Frequencies: Band 2 (1900 MHz), Band 4 (1700/2100 MHz), Band 12 (700 MHz)

    HSPA+ Frequencies: Band 2 (1900 MHz), Band 4 (1700/2100 MHz)

  40. EvolvedApe
    April 29, 2015

    Any ideas if the Max will work in the US?

    T-Mobile covers:

    LTE Frequencies: Band 2 (1900 MHz), Band 4 (1700/2100 MHz), Band 12 (700 MHz)

    HSPA+ Frequencies: Band 2 (1900 MHz), Band 4 (1700/2100 MHz)

  41. Jurijs
    May 3, 2015

    Way too big screens 🙁

  42. Guest
    May 3, 2015

    Way too big screens 🙁

  43. May 5, 2015

    this rom is MultiLanguage?

  44. davide3012
    May 5, 2015

    this rom is MultiLanguage?

  45. May 8, 2015

    multilanguage??

  46. davide3012
    May 8, 2015

    multilanguage??

  47. jitender singh
    May 29, 2015

    It isn’t the perfect thing without a Sd Card Slot……for memory expansion, battery should increase, FM & Fingerprint, Gesture Controls are missing in S1 model.

  48. jitender singh
    May 29, 2015

    It isn’t the perfect thing without a Sd Card Slot……for memory expansion, battery should increase, FM & Fingerprint, Gesture Controls are missing in S1 model.

  49. jose lopez huertado
    June 3, 2015

    Son preciosos el letv max ya es demasiado grande pero el s1 es un móvil precioso y aun mas el s1 pro es una pena que tenga problemas para conseguirlos

  50. jose lopez huertado
    June 3, 2015

    Son preciosos el letv max ya es demasiado grande pero el s1 es un móvil precioso y aun mas el s1 pro es una pena que tenga problemas para conseguirlos

  51. jose lopez huertado
    June 3, 2015

    Son preciosos el letv max ya es demasiado grande pero el s1 es un móvil precioso y aun mas el s1 pro es una pena que tenga problemas para conseguirlos

  52. June 15, 2015

    Please check out my LeTV One S1 Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqGMD4sA-gQ

  53. Linus
    June 15, 2015

    Please check out my LeTV One S1 Review:

  54. MSi_GS70
    June 16, 2015

    810 overheater ? hmmm

  55. Gogoboz
    June 27, 2015

    Seems lack of NFC though, else will definitely squash recent release ASUS as well as will be release One+ 2. One thing for sure this phone, although is newly emerge unknown brand, will steal some cachevfrom all other phone with those bazeless elegant screen in the full fledge hardward inside without those ridiculous price tag.

  56. Gogoboz
    June 27, 2015

    Seems lack of NFC though, else will definitely squash recent release ASUS as well as will be release One+ 2. One thing for sure this phone, although is newly emerge unknown brand, will steal some cachevfrom all other phone with those bazeless elegant screen in the full fledge hardward inside without those ridiculous price tag.