Chinese LeEco introduced two smartphones to the Russian market, promised to supply electric vehicles in 2018

This evening in Moscow Digital October, the Chinese technology company LeEco (formerly Letv), operating under the brand LeRee (Russia & Eastern Europe), announced the appearance on the domestic market of two Android smartphones, as well as the delivery of the LeSee electric vehicle of the Faraday Future assembly in 2018 .

The LeEco smartphone line is represented by two devices: Le 2 and Le Max 2.


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Le 2, the retail price of 14,990 rubles, has the following key characteristics: a 16 megapixel camera, a 8 megapixel front camera, 3 GB of RAM and 32 flash disks, 2 sim card slots. Eight-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 652 processor, proprietary CDLA ( ? ) Audio system. 5.5 "in-cell display in a metal case in two colors (gray and gold).



Le Max 2 is positioned as a flagship model, priced at 29,990 rubles, carries on board: a screen of 5.7 inches with a density of 515 pixels per inch with a resolution of 2k, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor, graphics Adreno 530, 6GB of RAM and 64GB of disk. 21 megapixel main camera (4k and slow-motion video recording options) with image stabilization and dual flash, six lenses, 8 megapixel front camera. Ultrasound fingerprint scanner.

In addition to presenting the main cash cows of a new player in the Russian smartphone market, LeEco CTO Yuen Bin announced that the company plans to begin supplying the electric car, which the company is creating together with Faraday Future , to Russia. The estimated price was not named, however, according to him, it will be “competitive”.

The company also plans to launch its own online store at le.ru (as of this writing, the site remained unavailable). In the meantime, pre-order both models, as well as more detailed specifications are available here .

The president of the company in Russia, Viktor Xu, also said that under the customer support program, the company will offer a two-year warranty, a three-month insurance of the broken screen, free shipping and a free three-month subscription to popular Russian Internet services.

Three-hour video broadcast of the event: