LeEco is new to the western market, having officially expanded its base to the US just recently. The Chinese manufacturer has also performed pretty well last year, selling more than 20 million units of smartphones in 2016 alone. Impressive in the company’s own stride, of course. LeEco seems eager to wow us consumers with an upcoming flagship smartphone that is rumored to sport dual cameras on both the front and back side.
A LeEco X10 handset was sported on a GFXBench results page, with what seems to be pretty impressive specs – a 5.5-inch display at QHD resolution, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 chipset with 6GB of RAM. Unsurprisingly, the LeEco X10 smartphone will sport a dual rear camera configuration, but on top of that, the handset features a dual camera setup on the front side as well. The rear camera setup is of two 12MP shooters. while the front camera setup consists of two 15MP sensors. If that isn’t impressive enough, the front camera setup will be capable of recording QHD video.
One major letdown is that the LeEco X10 is running on Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow. An Android Nougat software would definitely be more ideal, but we would still take our chances and say that this impressive package of a handset might see an MWC 2017 appearance at Barcelona next month. What do you think?
Source: GFXBench