LeTV X600 spotted in Antutu scoring almost as much as the Galaxy S6

Robin MaxwellMarch 5, 2015

3 smartphones are expected from LeTV with options of either Mediatek and Snapdragon chips, the LeTV X600 appears to be the 810 powered phone with an Antutu score close to the Galaxy S6.

LeTV have confirmed that they are to enter the phone market, and if previous leaks are to be trusted there are going to be 3 to choose from with MT6795 processors and Snapdragon 810.

Looking at the score from the LeTV X600 we can see it is a Snapdragon phone we have here and the score it is capable of reaching isn’t far off the flagship Samsung S6. The screenshot shows a score of 63,351.

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Our past leaks also told us that at least the flagship LeTV phone would have up to 4GB RAM and a Sony 20.7 mega-pixel camera. Impressive stuff to say the least.

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Robin Maxwell
Hi, Robin Maxwell here! Mobile technology is my passions, and while I've been known to dabble with iOS devices I'm a firm Android convert, currently waiting for the Oppo Find 5 to launch!!

- Guilherme
  March 5, 2015
  - Kamui
    March 5, 2015
    Its time android to borrow the ubuntu touch feature. Connect phone to monitor and work in desktop mode. A portable PC with great horsepower!
  - Yeti hand
    March 7, 2015
    lmaoo, be ready in 3 year we will see 12gb ram
  - Yeti hand
    April 30, 2015
    Done!!! Check the nubia nx508j
Muhammad Yasir
March 5, 2015
Pricing… is all that matters!
Paul Sleight
March 5, 2015
Yes, impressive, but is it likely to be FDD LTE version? Or running Android?

Pedro Miguel
March 5, 2015
It’s all about the price. How much it will cost? And when it’s going to be available?
Rob
March 5, 2015
Not bad, I see the MT6795 version scores just over 50000 points which is impressive by mediatek standards but a little disappointing considering all the hype around it. The all metal body looks good and should feel premium, hopefully the HiFi chip should give this phone sound decent sound too.
- - Rob
    March 6, 2015
    - - Rob
        March 6, 2015
        Lol
        It does highlight the weak gpu though. On a positive note however, if someone has said 12 months ago a mediatek chip would hit 50000 points on antutu we would’ve laughed at them!!
        
        MaxPower
        March 6, 2015
        Look up what I meant! LOL
        All this disappointment about Antutu like it means anything.
        What they don’t get is that it actually means nothing but since the 6595 they get a boner running those benchmarks.
        I agree with you that mediatek has come very well lately and finally they showed caring on power saving and put a better GPU(slightly better). It is a well made SoC, not at the level of Qualcomm or Exynos on top-tiers but low and mid-range I think they are doing better than those above.
        March 6, 2015
        Very funny MaxPower. I am not a Mediatek or Qualcomm fanboy. I go for the one thats more friendly with my pocket while giving me the required power and usage requirements which in this case is being provided by Mediatek.
        That said …
        I still do not agree that this is MT6795 Antutu score. For now, I dont have anything to argue about till real MT6795 phones surface or till we are sure that this LeTV is actually MT6795 and not Qualcomm. For now, there is a discrepancy surrounding it and nothing can be said for sure.
        So lets let it rest there.
    - March 6, 2015
      Cant you see the discrepancy in the Antutu scores posted on Chinamobilemag and here? The two scores are both for the LeTV X600 which I suppose is the same model and should also feature the same SoC. There were no links or certainty to backup their mention of the fact that the phone is using MT6795. They are just assuming. I dont believe thats the MT6795’s ANtutu scores they showed there.
      And for the fact that they reported the scores are for MT6795 doesn’t exactly mean that its true.
      - Rob
        March 6, 2015
        Maybe so, but the score is about right for the alleged spec of the chip, can’t deny that. I would love it to be more powerful but if we’re honest with the gpu it’s packing it ain’t gonna be. Also remember we have seen the sd810 hit 63000 points, so something would have to be seriously amiss if they were from the 810 version.
- Stef
  March 8, 2015
  Actually a 50000 score is very disappointing. MT6595 did that and it’s not even a 64 bit chip and it’s almost a year old. I think Mediatek should refrain from releasing MT6795, it was supposed to be a big.little soc instead it’s the 6752T (MT6752 with better clocks) which will severely hurt their image as an up and coming player.
  Better have the strongest mid range soc on the market (mt6752) and nothing else than also releasing such a turkey of a flagship soc. Every generation mediatek was making huge steps forwards, in this generation they’re taking one back. They should be told for that not praised.

mf1gt3r
March 5, 2015
- Guilherme
  March 5, 2015
  6, 8gb soon hahhahah
- Kamui
  March 5, 2015
  Its time android to borrow the ubuntu touch feature. Connect phone to monitor and work in desktop mode. A portable PC with great horsepower!
- Yeti hand
  March 7, 2015
  lmaoo, be ready in 3 year we will see 12gb ram
- Yeti hand
  April 30, 2015
  Done!!! Check the nubia nx508j
Guest
March 5, 2015
Pricing… is all that matters!
Paul Sleight
March 5, 2015
Yes, impressive, but is it likely to be FDD LTE version? Or running Android?
Pedro Miguel
March 5, 2015
It’s all about the price. How much it will cost? And when it’s going to be available?

Rob
March 6, 2015
Not bad, I see the MT6795 version scores just over 50000 points which is impressive by mediatek standards but a little disappointing considering all the hype around it. The all metal body looks good and should feel premium, hopefully the HiFi chip should give this phone sound decent sound too.
- Michael Ogbonnaya
  March 6, 2015
  Umm … where did you see the MT6795 scoring just over 50,000 points?
- Rob
  March 6, 2015
- You just ruined the party for mediatek fanboys LOL
- Michael Ogbonnaya
  March 6, 2015
  Cant you see the discrepancy in the Antutu scores posted on Chinamobilemag and here? The two scores are both for the LeTV X600 which I suppose is the same model and should also feature the same SoC. There were no links or certainty to backup their mention of the fact that the phone is using MT6795. They are just assuming. I dont believe thats the MT6795’s ANtutu scores they showed there.
  And for the fact that they reported the scores are for MT6795 doesn’t exactly mean that its true.
- Rob
  March 6, 2015
  Lol
  It does highlight the weak gpu though. On a positive note however, if someone has said 12 months ago a mediatek chip would hit 50000 points on antutu we would’ve laughed at them!!
- Rob
  March 6, 2015
  Maybe so, but the score is about right for the alleged spec of the chip, can’t deny that. I would love it to be more powerful but if we’re honest with the gpu it’s packing it ain’t gonna be. Also remember we have seen the sd810 hit 63000 points, so something would have to be seriously amiss if they were from the 810 version.
- MaxPower
  March 6, 2015
  Look up what I meant! LOL
  All this disappointment about Antutu like it means anything.
  What they don’t get is that it actually means nothing but since the 6595 they get a boner running those benchmarks.
  I agree with you that mediatek has come very well lately and finally they showed caring on power saving and put a better GPU(slightly better). It is a well made SoC, not at the level of Qualcomm or Exynos on top-tiers but low and mid-range I think they are doing better than those above.
- Michael Ogbonnaya
  March 6, 2015
  Very funny MaxPower. I am not a Mediatek or Qualcomm fanboy. I go for the one thats more friendly with my pocket while giving me the required power and usage requirements which in this case is being provided by Mediatek.
  That said …
  I still do not agree that this is MT6795 Antutu score. For now, I dont have anything to argue about till real MT6795 phones surface or till we are sure that this LeTV is actually MT6795 and not Qualcomm. For now, there is a discrepancy surrounding it and nothing can be said for sure.
  So lets let it rest there.
- Stef
  March 8, 2015
  Actually a 50000 score is very disappointing. MT6595 did that and it’s not even a 64 bit chip and it’s almost a year old. I think Mediatek should refrain from releasing MT6795, it was supposed to be a big.little soc instead it’s the 6752T (MT6752 with better clocks) which will severely hurt their image as an up and coming player.
  Better have the strongest mid range soc on the market (mt6752) and nothing else than also releasing such a turkey of a flagship soc. Every generation mediatek was making huge steps forwards, in this generation they’re taking one back. They should be told for that not praised.