Unlike past attempts, which largely aimed to undercut existing players, LeEco believes it stands out thanks to a more holistic perspective that includes hardware, software and entertainment. China's LeEco is to start selling smartphones and TVs in the US from 2 November, however, its CEO Jia Yeuting says only 100,000 phones will initially be available, and is not sure how many smart TVs will be available by the launch date. The phone to be sold in the US will be the Le Pro3 smartphone with 64GB of storage and a 5.5-inch screen for $399, with an initial rebate of $100. Xiaomi has been trying hard to get into the American market, but it seems that it's still struggling to make any headway there.
China's LeEco is to start selling smartphones and TVs in the US from 2 November, however, its CEO Jia Yeuting says only 100,000 phones will initially be available, and is not sure how many smart TVs will be available by the launch date. The phone to be sold in the US will be the Le Pro3 smartphone with 64GB of storage and a 5.5-inch screen for $399, with an initial rebate of $100. Xiaomi has been trying hard to get into the American market, but it seems that it's still struggling to make any headway there.