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LeEco Le 2 X520 3GB/32GB Snapdragon 652 Phone $129.99 US, Jakcom R3 NFC Smart Ring $8.99 US Shipped @ GeekBuying

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The LeEco Le 2 X520 is a 5.5" Android 6.0 phone featuring the octa-core Qualcomm Sanpdragon 652 CPU with 3GB of RAM, 32GB of storage, dual SIM, 16.0MP rear camera, fingerprint reader and USB Type-C. The phone is in the colour gray with a metal body and includes a protective case.

Next up is the Jakcom R3 which is a smart ring featuring inbuilt NFC and ID/M1 (RFID) chips. With NFC you can automate many of your phone's functions including opening apps, setting alarms, disable notifications, phone unlock and sharing websites. The possibilites are endless. The ring comes in sizes from 7 to 12 with a ring size chart available here.

For faster shipping, Australia Direct Line (5-8 business days after processing) has been discounted on both products at less than $1 for most postcodes.

AU$ based on current exchange rate at time of posting.

LeEco Le 2 X520 Specs

  • 5.5" 1920 x 1080 Display
  • Android 6.0 (eUI 5.8)
  • Qualcomm Snapdragon 652 Octa-core @ 1.8GHz
  • Adreno 510 GPU
  • 3GB RAM
  • 32GB Storage
  • WiFi (2.4GHz/5Ghz a/b/g/n/ac) / Bluetooth / GPS
  • 16.0MP Rear Camera / 8.0MP Front Camera
  • 3000mAh Battery
  • Dual Nano SIM Standby / Type C / Fingerprint Reader
  • 3G: WCDMA B1/B2/B5/B8, TD-SCDMA B34/B39
  • 4G: FDD-LTE B1/B3/B7, TDD-LTE B38/B39/B40/B41
  • 153g

Package contents: Phone, Type-C Audio Adapter, Type-C Cable, Eject PIN, Soft Case, User Manual & Power Adapter

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  • Raynes on 23/05/2017 - 22:02
    +3

    Improve human health and prevent disease

    I don't think I've seen that much bullsh*t within a chinese product before.

    • Diji1 on 23/05/2017 - 23:58
      +3

      No but Tim Cook did claim that an Apple smartwatch literally saved the life of a high school student due to it's health tracking so they've got a ways to go yet before they've caught up to the West when it comes to spreading bullshit.

  • Empiresearth on 23/05/2017 - 22:08

    No need to charge and waterproof

  • CyberMurning on 23/05/2017 - 22:40
    +1

    If I can copy my office door swipe card to this ring that would be fantastic.

  • PlasticSpaceman on 23/05/2017 - 22:41
    +4

    I had to get one after finding out it had the feature "Health module: Remove infrared ray and adjust body function by the FIR Energy Stone and the volcano magnet."

  • bargainisg8 on 23/05/2017 - 23:05

    How the ring containing circuit in it is supposed to stop electromagnetic waves? Hard to digest…..

  • KangaBanga on 24/05/2017 - 00:23

    as far as i know, leEco will be going bankrupt soon. This will probably be their last model.

    • AssociatedClear @ Geekbuying on 24/05/2017 - 06:33

      They're pulling out of the US. They're still going strong in China.

      • KangaBanga on 24/05/2017 - 11:22
        +2

        http://www.reuters.com/article/us-leeco-restructuring-idUSKB…
        [Chinese tech conglomerate LeEco is in talks to sell a prized property asset in the heart of Beijing it acquired in a $420 million deal last year, the latest effort by the electric car-to-smartphone behemoth to raise funds amid a severe cash crunch.

        In February LeEco's sports unit also lost the television rights to the Asian Football Confederation matches, after reports that it had fallen behind on payments. The firm said then it had "let down" its users.

        LeEco has also cut staff in China, the United States and India. Local media said it was scaling back plans in Russia.]

        I wouldn't call selling prize assets, problems with core TV business and cutting staff in China as going strong.

        But this is a bit off topic, just helping buyers make an more informed choice that their handset may not be supported in the near future.

        Great deals though thanks.

  • jaackyy on 24/05/2017 - 02:05

    I have a staff ID for accessing certain doors at work… can anyone confirm if this would be capable of cloning that?
    I've got a Galaxy S7.. and I've tried using my phones NFC to replicate my card but to no success. I assumed security features would be the reason.. so would this ring be any different?

    Wouldn't it be too easy if you could simply clone an access card just by scanning it?

    Any info is appreciated !

    • PlasticSpaceman on 24/05/2017 - 08:13

      I suspect it will struggle with most access cards that are security enabled…. But on the plus side, you can pick up chicks with these sorts of rings apparently https://youtu.be/pkekjxR0-Io

      More info on how it might work is here: http://www.jakcom.com/ins/R3/JAKCOM_R3.html

      Personally I'd assume it won't work, so if it does then it's a pleasant surprise. I am however looking forward to my “Krebs Cycle” being improved.

    • PlasticSpaceman on 23/06/2017 - 13:37

      OK - for what it's worth I now have an RFID reader/writer purchased off eBay (had put a link in previous comment but it was removed completely as apparently it was deemed an affiliate link? Whatever.)

      So the one I got can read normal and encrypted cards - although to do encryption you need to plug it into a PC via usb and run a windows application (included on the reader itself - mounts as a drive and can install from there if you trust 'em) to decrypt. In theory it can then write the info to the ring. Will see how it goes when the ring arrives - I actually ordered two (different sizes, one standard shipping one 'Australian direct') and neither are here yet….. sigh…

      • jaackyy on 23/06/2017 - 16:44

        oh wow. Please do keep me updated if this works. This would save me so much trouble everyday…

        • PlasticSpaceman on 26/06/2017 - 16:19
          +1

          Well, the ring arrived today. First impressions:
          * It's light
          * It's fairly thick & wide so unlikely to suit smaller hands
          * It appears well made, but jury is out as to how well it will last - ie it is highly polished, but I don't know if it will resist scratches
          * The ID/NFC/M1 markings are quite faint… there are small bumps inside the ring where each chip is, so if you used this a bit it might become more second nature where each "card" is stored when you need to use it (ie it goes big space, then M1 bump, then ID bump, then NFC bump)
          * I copied a standard HID card and wrote it to the ring without any major issue other than finding the right spot to put the ring

          I haven't tried an encrypted card yet, nor have I actually been able to test the one I have copied (other than via my reader) - but my expectation is it should definitely work at least with the unencrypted card. The main issue/concern I have with it? Well, most cards have a fairly decent sized antenna. Even the small keyfob jobs have a bigger antenna than this could possibly have. It might be able to use part of your hand as an antenna but I reckon the end result is you are likely to have to be very precise in how you hold the ring up to a reader or get used to having to tap it a few times before it works.

          So all in all I've found this to be an interesting experiment. I now know that it is incredibly easy to copy a card. I also know that although my body function is unlikely to be impacted by the FIR Energy Stone and the volcano magnet, this ring can actually be written to so it mimics an existing card. Like I say some encrypted cards and in particular ones that may also have inbuilt memory to store data (eg Opal/Myki/Octopus cards) will almost certainly not work, but less smart cards will probably be fine. It also can only store one type of card at a time eg if you have two HID cards, then you have to choose which one to copy and/or have more than one ring.

        • jaackyy on 26/06/2017 - 16:24

          @PlasticSpaceman:

          Ahhh fair enough. This is very interesting indeed… still in limbo on whether or to get one, but if encrypted mimicing works, ill probs jump in too :D

  • vjknight on 24/05/2017 - 07:59

    Any reviews on the phone ?

    • hippo2s on 24/05/2017 - 11:43

      Here's one. NO EARPHONE JACK !!!! Booooo… No Deal.

  • yow on 24/05/2017 - 16:22

    Adreno 510 has 180 GFLOPS, more than enough for 1920x1080 - great.

    $usd129.99 in aud = $174.38 (by google exchange rates)

    I was wondering what came after smartwatches - smartrings! What's after that?
    It'll never replace the desktop though.

  • HandsomeMonkey on 25/05/2017 - 16:26

    Bought the le 2 using Paypal. Paypal forced currency converter even though I chose to pay in seller's currency option. I even changed it to used seller currency in the Paypal settings. After this transaction I think I'll close Paypal account. (profanity) Paypal!!

  • caleb2003 on 25/05/2017 - 17:40

    Watch out with this crew. I recently bought the Tronsmart encore Bluetooth earphones being flogged via 'Clear' and whilst they arrived quite quickly they turned out to have half the advertised battery charge and when raising a ticket Geekbuying stated they already knew this was an issue! Why sell em then? They offered a full refund but seeing as it would cost me approx $21 to return it would be useless to me. Shoddy.

    • AssociatedClear @ Geekbuying on 25/05/2017 - 17:41

      Happy to get something sorted if you send me your order number.

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