LeEco announces the Le 1s ‘Eco’ for India


After announcing the Le 1s in India back in January, China’s LeEco (formerly Letv) have released another ‘Made for India’ variant of the phone.

Known as the LeEco Le 1s Eco, the phone shares its internals and externals with the original Le 1s. However, it’s the software (and content) that have changed.

For starters, this ‘Made for India’ (not to be confused with Make in India) device will have support for 10 Indian regional languages includingĀ Tamil, Marathi, Assamese,Ā Kannada, Bengali, Malayalam, Telugu, Gujarati, Punjabi and Oriya.

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Besides regional support, the Le 1s Eco will have bundled content fromĀ Eros Now, YuppTV and Hungama (the company Xiaomi invested in).

Other additions include content and experiences bundles in Live, Le Vidi,Ā Le Music and LeEco Drive. While Live and Le Vidi will be made available to all Le 1s users May 24th (via OTA),Ā Le Music and LeEco Drive will go live in Q3 2016.

LeEco revealed that the company sold over 4 lakh (400k) phones in 89 days in India since the launch of the Le 1s in January.

William Lee, Content VP of LeEco, APAC, had the following to say:

Today we launched our innovative LeEco membership program with partnerships with Eros Now, Hungama and YuppTV. LeEco is the sole company that delivers a membership program which integrates terminals, clouds and applications in India. Indian Superfans can enjoy more than 2,000 movie titles through Le Vidi, over 100 TV channels via Le Live, and 2.5 million music tracks under LeEco membership.

The Le 1s Eco will be sold for 10,899 INR ($164). However, the first flash sale (with 100,000 units on sale) will see it being sold for a reduced price of 9,999 INR ($150).

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7 Comments

  1. realjjj
    May 3, 2016

    They give 5TB of online storage with the LeEco Drive but they can’t include a microSD slot.

    And the first sale is 100k units not 100.

  2. a7r0ci7y
    May 3, 2016

    I can get over the fact that they’re re-releasing the same phone with a few software changes, but what really pisses me off is that they insist on photoshopping those humongous bezels to fool people.

  3. Raul
    May 3, 2016

    Eros Now and Hungama sound like something related to porn.