LeTV One/X600 s1 Hands on, Antutu, Camera, game, GPS, Battery review

[0on]

Just launch the "System Update" app, it will tell you there is a new update and give you the option to download and update from there (if your phone isn't rooted).
If your phone is rooted or you don't have the "System Update" app (because of reseller ROM, etc.), go to the link I posted a few posts back to download the update manually.

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I have found that my phone cannot boot if it is not connected to a charger! It will be caught in a bootloop if it runs on battery...
I will try to replace the battery to see if it improves things. I have a screenshot of battery voltage for comparison, what value for voltage do you get? You can reach the screen using the *#*#4636#*#* code in the phone caller.

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your phone's mV is fine (3800 when not charging).

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On another note, after the 18S update a WiFi Speedtest gives me very slow download speed (0.50 Mbps, should be 25-30) but the usual upload speed (25 Mbps). Browsing/surfing is slow. Anyone noticed this as well? Might be my ISP though, will test on other WiFi

-edit- nvm, has something to do with my router's WiFi settings (don't know what though :/)

 

[fishku]

I have found that my phone cannot boot if it is not connected to a charger! It will be caught in a bootloop if it runs on battery...
I will try to replace the battery to see if it improves things. I have a screenshot of battery voltage for comparison, what value for voltage do you get? You can reach the screen using the *#*#4636#*#* code in the phone caller.

I have fixed the problem of the recurring bootloop by replacing the battery! It was only 15 bucks, and quite easy to replace! Very happy right now and makes me confident about fixing this phone myself in the future.

 

[jordandroid64]

Hello, I'm really interesting by LeEco, but my biggest interrogation is fiability of the product, what are the returns here ?
Thanks to answer me !

 

[ZeMartelo]

Something happened with mine after 6 mine and its dead. It doesnt charge and it doesnt turn on when its plugged in.

 

[sansanc]

Hello, I'm really interesting by LeEco, but my biggest interrogation is fiability of the product, what are the returns here ?
Thanks to answer me !

This is still a very decent phone, but get le 2. Better than le 1 in all aspects. It's really worth it to spend more 30-40$ and get le 2.

 

[jordandroid64]

Thanks for your answers, actually I have a redmi note 3 pro and don't want to change,
I'm just interesting by returns for people which have leEco since some time...

 

[sansanc]

Thanks for your answers, actually I have a redmi note 3 pro and don't want to change,
I'm just interesting by returns for people which have leEco since some time...

I got the le1 and le2. le2 is great. The problem with le1 is that it is too fragile. Screen breaks too easily.

 

[0on]

Hello, I'm really interesting by LeEco, but my biggest interrogation is fiability of the product, what are the returns here ?
Thanks to answer me !

I dont really know what you mean by fiablility (fiablité -> reliability?). Anyways, I got the Le1 (X600, 32GB) for over a year now.

Pros:

• Bright screen
• Battery life got better with firmware updates
• They seemed to have removed/hidden/lessened the Chinese bloatware after time
• Still looks great; never used a screen protector and even though the standard case bumper has a crack it still holds (and protects) perfectly
• 3GB RAM seems sufficient for every task; phone's got a built-in RAM cleaner now.

Cons:

• Camera is just okay (as with every 'budget' phone < $200)
• Back of the phone is bulged (middle part is thicker than left or right side); this could occasionally lead to your phone tipping over to the left or right when you type/press therewhich irritated me the first month(s)
• Updates are pushed to your phone now; will update after reboot (if you leave update.img in the update directory) and you will lose root privilege after every firmware update

If you got any questions, feel free to ask

~0on

 

[jordandroid64]

I dont really know what you mean by fiablility (fiablité -> reliability?). Anyways, I got the Le1 (X600, 32GB) for over a year now.

Pros:

• Bright screen
• Battery life got better with firmware updates
• They seemed to have removed/hidden/lessened the Chinese bloatware after time
• Still looks great; never used a screen protector and even though the standard case bumper has a crack it still holds (and protects) perfectly
• 3GB RAM seems sufficient for every task; phone's got a built-in RAM cleaner now.

Cons:

• Camera is just okay (as with every 'budget' phone < $200)
• Back of the phone is bulged (middle part is thicker than left or right side); this could occasionally lead to your phone tipping over to the left or right when you type/press therewhich irritated me the first month(s)
• Updates are pushed to your phone now; will update after reboot (if you leave update.img in the update directory) and you will lose root privilege after every firmware update

If you got any questions, feel free to ask

~0on

Hey, thanks for your answers, sorry I wanted to say reliability but I used "fiability" because I thinked (but I think bad sometimes x) ) that word exist x)
Your return is interesting, it's really hard to see if a phone still works one year or more after or if it has a lot of problem and most are break...

 

[320flyboy320]

I've had mine fo about a year so far and it's running great. No hardware issues, battery still strong. I am running a custom ROM which I like. Only thing I wish it had was more LTE band support for my local cell carriers.

 

[dakok]

Le 1 is not fragile - It's the glass screen that doesn't have a plastic frame - it goes to the phone's edge.
I bought Lenuo Lotto case that covers and protects the edge from breaking so there's no problem there.

 

[0on]

Hi guys,

I noticed my usb cables (more notably, these kinds of micro usb to USB C adapters) do not connect that well to my x600 anymore. They all feel kinda loose when connected and easily drop out of my phone. I ordered this (decent) Ugreen USB C cable, but it kind of has the same problem. Is something wrong with my charging port?

 

[fishku]

Hi guys,

I noticed my usb cables (more notably, these kinds of micro usb to USB C adapters) do not connect that well to my x600 anymore. They all feel kinda loose when connected and easily drop out of my phone. I ordered this (decent) Ugreen USB C cable, but it kind of has the same problem. Is something wrong with my charging port?

Maybe you can try cleaning your port with a paperclip? I once "fixed" my iphone that way when it wasn't charging properly anymore. You'd be surprised how much dirt accumulates in that hole...

 

[0on]

Maybe you can try cleaning your port with a paperclip? I once "fixed" my iphone that way when it wasn't charging properly anymore. You'd be surprised how much dirt accumulates in that hole...

Yeah I checked this, even with another phone's flashlight, but I could see the bottom of the charging port.. Still cleaned it but no difference.
I lost my original USB cable and that one (obviously) fitted perfectly, whereas other 3rd party cables don't

 

[0on]

Just updated to new stable version 5.9.023S (release date 15 March 2017 - 1.32GB). Took pretty long to run (±25 mins) plus long first boot (10 mins, depending on the amount of apps previously installed)
As always, custom recovery (and root) are removed after installation. Had some problems with Gapps so I reinstalled those.

 

[melem23]

Hi! How did you manage to get the google apps running after the latest update? I tried reinstalling, but it didn't help. Google Play Services & Google Play were crashing. I'm still unable to fix this problem so any help would be very much appreciated!

 

[sansanc]

Hi! How did you manage to get the google apps running after the latest update? I tried reinstalling, but it didn't help. Google Play Services & Google Play were crashing. I'm still unable to fix this problem so any help would be very much appreciated!

I'm on 23S on a Le 2, i used this google store apk, it works fine, http://www.androidapksfree.com/apk/google-play-store-apk-latest-version-download/

 

[dakok]

No way, the only way for gapps on 023s is like this:
TWRP, wipe dalvik, data, cache, system, REBOOT TO RECOVERY
Flash stock 023s
Reboot to system, dont't connect to internet, just do the basic confirmations
Go back to TWRP and flash this one:
Gapps Pico ARM64 Android 6.0
When you reboot to system you can remove or block the majority of China apps
except WEIBO App - don't remove that one since you'll have errors in system menu when entering location an permission settings

 

[0on]

So yeah, after trying to update to 5.9.026S (26S; OTA update) I'm stuck in a TWRP (recovery) bootloop, never happened before.. Any tips?

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Alright, TWRP and the 26S OTA update don't love each other. Reflashing the TWRP recovery 3.0.2.0 image (in TWRP: Install > Install Image file > recovery.img > install to Recovery) resolved the bootloop; I'm still at 23S.

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Terminal log shows the update expected the phone to have x600:6.0/ABXCNOP5902303111S (23S) or x600:6.0/ABXCNOP50902605181S (26S); it detected x600:5.0.2/ABXCNOP5006806011D (5.0.068D) instead while I clearly have 23S installed (as stated in /system/build.prop)

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I found the full 26S stock rom on the LeEco.re forum. Will download and flash accordingly and let you guys know (thanks @dilnix).

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Reboot into TWRP, wipe Dalvik/ART & Cache, reboot into TWRP again, flash (update) 26S Full zip (1.3GB). Works like a charm :laugh:

 

[dilnix]

after trying to update to 5.9.026S (26S; OTA update) I'm stuck in a TWRP (recovery) bootloop, never happened before.. Any tips?

Yes, this is known trouble. With 023S there was the same situation (for me). OTA service is making some instructions to Recovery that can't be processed by TWRP.

Alright, TWRP and the 26S OTA update don't love each other. Reflashing the TWRP recovery 3.0.2.0 image (in TWRP: Install > Install Image file > recovery.img > install to Recovery) resolved the bootloop; I'm still at 23S.

Yes, this is only way to resolve.

I found the full 26S stock rom on the LeEco.re forum. Will download and flash accordingly and let you guys know (thanks @dilnix).
Reboot into TWRP, wipe Dalvik/ART & Cache, reboot into TWRP again, flash (update) 26S Full zip (1.3GB). Works like a charm :laugh:

Thanks. I'm glad to know that i did something good.
But why you didn't use a prepared Lite Mod ROM version from my leeco.re thread that you mentioned??