LeEco Le Pro3 and Le S3 coming to Amazon, Best Buy and Target, free DirecTV Now included

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LeEco Le Pro3 and Le S3 coming to Amazon, Best Buy and Target, free DirecTV Now included
LeEco, the Chinese company that hopes to crack the US smartphone market (but may already have difficulties doing so), today announced that it's partnered with major US retailers to sell its products.

Starting December 1, LeEco's Le Pro3 and Le S3 smartphones will be available unlocked via Amazon, Target, and Best Buy (both online, and in stores). Moreover, as of today, the two phones can be ordered at any time from LeMall.com, the company's own online store. Previously, the handsets were offered only during 1-day flash sales.

From now and until January 5, 2017, buyers of the LeEco Le Pro3 and Le S3 phones will get a free 3-month subscription to AT&T's brand new DirecTV Now streaming service. Some of LeEco's TVs, including the Super4 X Series and uMax models, will also come with free access to DirecTV Now.

Officially released in the US in early November, the LeEco Le Pro3 and Le S3 are 5.5-inch metal-made smartphones that run a customized version of Android 6 Marshmallow. The Le Pro3 is powered by a Snapdragon 821 processor and costs $399, while the Le S3 uses a Snapdragon 652 CPU and costs $249. 

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Care to buy any of LeEco's handsets, now that they'll be widely available while including a few months of free DirecTV Now?


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source: Press release

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