Only moments back, the Letv Le 1s went official (along with some other Letv stuff). Like the first generation Le 1, the Le 1s is a super tempting affair... here's why.
One, it's high-end-ish specifications ('ish' only because it doesn't cost $800) and two, because it's going to be very affordable for what it offers.
Lets get on with it then, and go through the specifications and pricing real quick.
Letv Le 1s: Specifications
| Model | Letv Le 1s |
| SIM | Dual SIM dual 4G standby |
| Color | Golden |
| Capacity | RAM: 3GB ROM: 32GB (no microSD slot) |
| Language | Multi Language |
| Chipset | CPU: MediaTek MT6795T Helio X10 octa-core 2.2GHz |
| GPU | Power VR G6200 GPU |
| System | EUI 5.5 (Android 5.1) |
| Screen | Display size: 5.5-inches Resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels |
| Cameras | Rear: 13 mega-pixel with PDAF, 0.9 second focus Front: 5 mega-pixel |
| Network and Wireless Connectivity | 2G, 3G, 4G networks: TBA WIFI : 802.11b/g/n (2.4GHz) |
| Battery capacity | Non-removable 3000mAh; 5-minute charge gives 3.5 hours of talktime |
| Body | 7.5mm thick |
| Other | 24W/3A fast charging, USB Type-C |
As you can clearly see, there isn't a massive difference with regards to specifications when you pit the Le 1s against the first-gen Le 1... the Le 1 can be thought of as a more refined version of the Le 1.
However, it's the pricing that Letv have gotten right with the Le 1s.
Letv Le 1s: Pricing
The Le 1s is a mere 1,099 Yuan ($172) in China, which in most books is serious value proposition. A majority of you folks reading this will however be interested in export prices, i.e., prices offered by resellers for the Le 1s. I'm guessing they'll hover around the $210-220 mark in the initial months, and with more competition come down to $200.
Who's getting a Le 1s here, and what phone are you ready to give up for one?
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