LeEco Le Pro 3 Elite: official with Snapdragon SoC, 4GB RAM, huge battery


It’s been several months since we last heard from the Chinese based company LeEco due to their financial troubles. Today is another day however and LeEco unveiled a new variant of the highly successful Le Pro 3 flagship that was introduced last year. The new model goes under the LeEco Le Pro 3 Elite name but if you look at its specs, it’s nowhere near “Elite”.

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It is powered by a Snapdragon 820 SoC (no, not Snapdragon 821, or 835) and offers 4GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage. It also lacks NFC support when compared to its predecessor so we have no idea where this kind of “Elite” name derives from. Apart from all these differences all other specs are the same with the Le Pro 3 smartphone.

It packs an all metal design, it’s available in gold color only and comes with a huge 4070mAh battery that will surely extend its performance for almost 2 full day’s work. Oh, once you buy the device you will get 3 months of free membership access to LeEco’s video streaming services which is not bad 😉

The – not so Elite- LeEco Le Pro 3 Elite variant is already available online via LeEco Mall, Lynx, Jingdong with a price tag of approximately $246.

What do you think?

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16 Comments

  1. goodwill
    March 8, 2017

    They should have used Lite rather than Elite. Maybe it’s a typo from LeEco? haha

  2. pa5t1s
    March 8, 2017

    This is not relevant to my interest 🙁
    Not l33t 😛

  3. March 8, 2017

    Why no SD card slot? Essential for any phone that offers only 32 GB of internal storage. I wouldn’t buy ANY phone with this lousy configuration no matter how low the price!

  4. March 8, 2017

    Every LeEco phone has the same lame and boring design. Their designers should all be fired.

  5. goodwill
    March 8, 2017

    They should have used Lite rather than Elite. Maybe it’s a typo from LeEco? haha

  6. pa5t1s
    March 8, 2017

    This is not relevant to my interest 🙁
    Not l33t 😛

  7. Moose
    March 8, 2017

    Why no SD card slot? Essential for any phone that offers only 32 GB of internal storage. I wouldn’t buy ANY phone with this lousy configuration no matter how low the price!

  8. Michael Ogbonnaya
    March 8, 2017

    Every LeEco phone has the same lame and boring design. Their designers should all be fired.

  9. Zdeněk Anděl
    March 8, 2017

    so its Le Max 2 4/32 with worse display for higher price…No thx I keep my Le Max 2 🙂

    • Ishti
      March 8, 2017

      BATTERY > UNNECESSARY PIXELS.

      SORRY.

      • Zdeněk Anděl
        March 9, 2017

        LeMax 2 is still 50 bucks cheaper…guess what ppl choose

  10. Zdeněk Anděl
    March 8, 2017

    so its Le Max 2 4/32 with worse display for higher price…No thx I keep my Le Max 2 🙂

    • Ishti
      March 9, 2017

      BATTERY > UNNECESSARY PIXELS.

      SORRY.

    • Zdeněk Anděl
      March 9, 2017

      LeMax 2 is still 50 bucks cheaper…guess what ppl choose

  11. Jim McNevin
    March 9, 2017

    They (Leeco) need to make better phones, not worse. The FP scanner was hit or miss with both Me Max 2 and Le Pro 3. The OS is full of bloat that tends to slow things down and Leeco hasn’t been exactly user friendly when it comes to the consumer. Perhaps they should listen more to consumers and their needs/wants.

  12. Jim McNevin
    March 9, 2017

    They (Leeco) need to make better phones, not worse. The FP scanner was hit or miss with both Me Max 2 and Le Pro 3. The OS is full of bloat that tends to slow things down and Leeco hasn’t been exactly user friendly when it comes to the consumer. Perhaps they should listen more to consumers and their needs/wants.