Letv le 1s— $225.00 (Save 29%!)



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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...


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
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