LeEco Le S3 X626 4G Phablet

The phone is incredible. The screen is beautiful, bright and with great angles. The construction material is good, with the aluminium back it looks expensive . The fingerprint sensor is accurate and fast, with me it takes one tap to unlock. The battery (was my biggest concern) has lasted more than a day with lot of usage. The software is snappy and beautiful (looks like iOS). It sure was a great deal. O telefone é incrível. Tela muito bonita, clara e ótimos ângulos de visão. O material de construção é bom, com alumínio atrás que dá aquela aparência de smartphone caro. O leitos de digital é muito bom e rápido, funcionando comigo apenas tocando por 1s. A bateria ( que era meu maior medo) durou mais de 1 dia com bastante uso. O software é bonito (lembra bastante o Ios). Valeu a pena ter comprado. No cons until now (3 days of usage).

As for imaging pros and cons, this model comes with a 21-megapixel main camera and an 8-megapixel front camera, which are both just on-par with similar models. However, its edge lies in its 4K video-recording ability -- letting users capture clips at a resolution of 3840 x 2160. It shares this feature with the Le Pro 3, but it does so at a lower price. Corresponding models at the same price range typically offer video resolutions at a maximum of 1920 x 1080 pixels. Perhaps one of the biggest cons one may find with this product is the fact that it does not accommodate memory expansion . And at 32GB of on-board memory, storage churners may not find this limitation easy to work with. This is considering that a lot of other phones, even at lower price points, offer memory expansion slots of up to 128GB on top of their built-in memories. Next on its pros and cons list is the 5.5-inch display, which offers a respectable 1920 x 1080 resolution. At 403 DPI, it's a lot better compared to the average for all phones of its time, but not significantly different relative to comparable models. Nonetheless, its Corning Gorilla Glass 3 display definitely presents a pro. Battery-wise, the Le S3 comes with a pretty average (again, within its sub-category) 3000mAh battery. But the fact that this comes in its 7.5mm-thick body is noteworthy, it comes equipped with Pump Express, which we hope should help replenish its battery more quickly. - Low price tag - Bright 5.5-inch full-HD screen - Dual-sim card tray - 4K video recording - Fingerprint sensor - Weak battery life - Annoying interface - No microSD card slot - Uninspired Design - No headphone jack

As for imaging pros and cons, this model comes with a 21-megapixel main camera and an 8-megapixel front camera, which are both just on-par with similar models. However, its edge lies in its 4K video-recording ability -- letting users capture clips at a resolution of 3840 x 2160. It shares this feature with the Le Pro 3, but it does so at a lower price. Corresponding models at the same price range typically offer video resolutions at a maximum of 1920 x 1080 pixels. Perhaps one of the biggest cons one may find with this product is the fact that it does not accommodate memory expansion . And at 32GB of on-board memory, storage churners may not find this limitation easy to work with. This is considering that a lot of other phones, even at lower price points, offer memory expansion slots of up to 128GB on top of their built-in memories. Next on its pros and cons list is the 5.5-inch display, which offers a respectable 1920 x 1080 resolution. At 403 DPI, it's a lot better compared to the average for all phones of its time, but not significantly different relative to comparable models. Nonetheless, its Corning Gorilla Glass 3 display definitely presents a pro. Battery-wise, the Le S3 comes with a pretty average (again, within its sub-category) 3000mAh battery. But the fact that this comes in its 7.5mm-thick body is noteworthy, it comes equipped with Pump Express, which we hope should help replenish its battery more quickly. - Low price tag - Bright 5.5-inch full-HD screen - Dual-sim card tray - 4K video recording - Fingerprint sensor - Weak battery life - Annoying interface - No microSD card slot - Uninspired Design - No headphone jack