LeEco Le Pro3

Excellent build quality ; Speedy performance ; Long battery life

No headphone jack ; No microSD card slot ; Unreliable camera, especially in low light ; Unintuitive interface

Relatively affordable. Super-fast performance. Premium build. Crisp 1080p display. IR blaster, NFC, and dual-band Wi-Fi.

Heavy UI layer. No headphone jack or expandable storage.

The LeEco Le Pro3 offers a premium build and good specs for a relatively affordable $399, but the competition is fierce. For the same price, the ZTE Axon 7 has a sharper screen, similar performance, a headphone jack with high-resolution audio,...

Fast, new Snapdragon processor ; High-end specs at a mid-range price ; Really big battery at a thin size

Confusing user interface ; Missing a headphone jack ; Camera quality seems okay

LeEco Le Pro 3 is a new smartphone from a Chinese company you may have never heard of, yet it contains the newest Snapdragon processor and a big battery at a fraction of the cost of top Android phones. You just have to get be okay with a awkward user...

Aluminium unibody design ; Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 processor ; Long-lasting battery ; Stereo speakers sound great

LeEco bloatware and services means the software is a mess ; No headphone jack ; Slow camera experience isn't great

The LeEco Le Pro 3 is an affordable phone with potential. Consider its aluminium unibody design, the beefy Snapdragon 821 chip, long-lasting battery, and great-sounding stereo speakers and there's plenty to praise.

At a price tag of $400 you are getting a spec packed smartphone. There aren’t many devices out there with a Snapdragon 821 processor at least at this amount. The software may annoy you though. There are other alternatives around for a similar price...

The price is certainly right with the Le Pro3 — especially if you get in on one of the company’s flash sales and get $100 knocked off. The hardware is an odd mix of cutting edge and clunky, but it still feels like a solid deal at the $399 price point....

The LeEco Pro3 is a fine phone, especially for $400. The company put together a simple, but high-quality piece of hardware that keeps pace with rivals in the most important aspects of performance, while the software often left me cringing.