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LeEco Le 2 with 6GB RAM shows up on benchmark listing; launch expected this week

We have seen plenty of LeEco leaks until now. The most recent leak adds to the mystery about the Chinese internet and the technology company's upcoming smartphone that has been tagged as the Le 2.

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Tech2 News Staff|Apr 19, 2016, 16:00:09 IST

We have seen plenty of LeEco leaks until now. The most recent leak adds to the mystery about the Chinese internet and the technology company's upcoming smartphone that has been tagged as the Le 2.While the name of this mystery smartphone has changed time and again, the new leak about its monstrous specifications come from GFXBench where it has been aptly titled the LeEco LeX820. The info page shows of the interesting specifications sheet revealing the all-new Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 chipset that is paired with a whopping 6GB of RAM.The rest of the specifications reveal a Quad HD display and a Qualcomm Adreno 530 to drive it.Indeed, this may turn out to be the second smartphone to sport 6GB of RAM after Vivo announced its XPlay 5 Elite. Also impressive is the 21MP primary camera and the 8MP front-facing snapper.On the software front, the mystery smartphone is expected to run Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow.Thanks to the innumerable leaks that we have seen in the past, it appears that there may be three variants of this smartphone. The first one is expected to pack in 2GB of RAM, the second 4GB and the third one with 6GB. Whatever it is, the company is expected to launch the smartphone in China this week so we can expect the details about this monster soon.

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First Published:Apr 19, 2016, 16:00:09 IST
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