Coolpad has taken to Weibo to reveal the name of the first phone made in a collaboration with LeEco.
Coolpad and LeEco’s new joint developed phone has been named today in a Weibo post made by Coolpad. The post names the new phone as the Cool 1 and made a clear reference to the dual camera design of the phone leaked last week.
The Cool 1 hasn’t been given an official launch date and no pricing details of the phone have been revealed yet, but a few reports have given away clues to the hardware that will power the new device.
According to those earlier reports the Cool 1 will get a 5.5-inch 2K display, Snapdragon 820 chipset, 4GB, 64GB memory, 3500mAh battery and of course those dual rear cameras.
Those specs match up with what other smartphone brands are offering for their flagship phones this year, but we wonder if this is really enough to set the Cool 1 apart from the likes of the Xiaomi Redmi Pro, Huawei P9, and even phones that will be launched by Coolpad and LeEco themselves?
We suppose it will all come down to the details and eventually what price the Cool 1 will be sold at, but from what we can see so far there isn’t anything too remarkable about this phone. Do you agree?
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as you said the price is the element to decide, if the price will be set up right I would even consider putchase
There is more info here, the model number is C106, 5.5 inch is confirmed,152 x74.8 x 8.2 , 4000mAh and it looks like this
http://www.mtksj.com/uploads/allimg/160730/1-160I0113910227.jpg
That leeco poo color in the front..
…here we go, shitty colors and black borders… That’s how you tell letv was surely part of the project, damn!
It’s more the other way around.The LeEco phones were made with Coolpad.
And yes , the front doesn’t fit the back at all and that dirty pink is just nasty.
I’ve seen it, the price isn’t the lowest but it’s not high at all for what it offers… Probably because it has less potential costumers than average-sized phones…
Doubt it as there are few big phones , even fewer with a fast SoC and high res and most are poorly priced.
Granted it’s using 1440p AMOLED so you get a lesser experience than with 1080p LCD.
lol you need a slap. Do you really want another rant about Pentile?
To simplify so anyone can understand – you get full res with green and half the res (1280×720) with red and blue.Hopefully that’s simple enough.
Pentile= Dude, where are my subpixels?
wait … we had this discussion before ???
sorry 😀
understood
There are few big phones, but their potential customers are less as well, so it’s overall balanced… Sure it’s a smart move to exploit a market segment with so less competition, especially in china where the request is higher, but it’s still a niche in the rest of the world