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The LeTV Max 2 will have 6GB of RAM and a Snapdragon 820

via Gizmochina

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Sep 30, 2015

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TECHi's Analysis

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Brian Molidor

LeTV isn’t a name that many people outside of China are familiar with, but that might change soon. The company has a new smartphone that’s expected to launch before the end of the year, and from what we can see in these leaked specs, the device will be setting the bar pretty high for next year’s smartphones. Known as the LeTV Max 2, this 5.7-inch phablet will reportedly come with a next-generation Snapdragon 820 and a 23MP camera, both of which are noteworthy specs by themselves, but what’s really going to get everyone’s attention is the whopping 6GB of RAM. That’s right, while there are still new high-end devices coming out with less than 4GB of RAM, LeTV is already taking it to the next level.

Gizmochina's Report

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LeTV has really surprised us all with its three new LeTV One series smartphones. The phones were well built, came with good specs and were priced aggressively, which is why it sold so well in the Chinese market. But just nearly six months after the first release of the LeTV phones, the next generation model, the LeTV Max 2 has leaked out. The Max is the top-end model in the Le 1 series, so we can expect some pretty crazy specs on board. In fact, according to the latest leak, the specs are indeed crazy high-end. The LeTV Max 2 will reportedly come with Snapdragon 820 on board. But that isn’t the highlight, rather, the 6GB RAM (yes, we said 6GB) is probably its USP. The phone will most likely use the latest Samsung 1.5Gb x 4 RAM modules (total 6GB RAM) in the new device. For display, you can expect a 5.7-inch screen with 2K Quad HD resolution. Finally, the top-end LeTV Max 2 is said to come with Sony’s new IMX300 sensor with 23MP. Other camera specs include f/2.0 aperture, fast focus (0.1 seconds) and 4K video support at 24fps. Also, the Max 2 is expected to feature double sided glass design in a slim body. As for the launch date, the leak says that you can expect it before the end of this year.

TECHi's Verdict: Balanced

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