LeEco unveils S1 Pro-iPhone lookalike in China

If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em!

LeEco has just announced its all-new smartphone, the LeEco S1 Pro. What makes the S1 Pro stand out, ironically, is its uncanny similarity to Apple’s iPhone 14 Pro.

Leeco S1 Pro 2

The S1 Pro looks eerily similar to the iPhone 14 Pro: from the chamfered edges, the triple-camera module, and even the iPhone 14 Pro’s all-new Dynamic Island.

Leeco S1 Pro

However, the similarities end there as the S1 Pro is definitely a mid-range device with specs that won’t raise any eyebrows. It will feature a 6.5-inch 720p LCD screen at 60 Hz, a Zhanrui T7510 chipset, and a single 8GB RAM / 128GB storage skew.

The LeEco S1 Pro is up for pre-order in China for RMB 899 or around Php 7,400USD 126INR 10,690EUR 120CNY 918.

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Luis Miguel Millares

Luis Millares is a Political Science graduate of the Ateneo de Manila University and a former journalist for its official student publication, The GUIDON. He also worked as a writer for the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) before pursuing his passion for tech with the YugaTech team.

https://www.yugatech.com/

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