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Music as the first version of the mobile phone charging the United States exposure: not listed on the depraved folk
Today's music scene is quite unstable. Just a short while ago, LeTV was booming with various product lines, but now, even its once popular products like smartphones are being ignored. No one wants them, and even if they are sold, people are reluctant to take them.
LeTV phone chargers and Data Cables are also being sold in bulk by suppliers at very low prices. For example, on platforms like Tmall and Pinduoduo, you can buy a brand new LeTV phone charger for over $20, and the quality is actually pretty good. It even supports 24W fast charging.
[Image: LeTV Charger]
Interestingly, the Charging Head Network recently revealed that the US version of the LeTV charger is something they've never seen before.
In October 2016, LeTV held a big ecological conference in San Francisco, where it announced its expansion into the U.S. market with a range of products including phones, TVs, and even cars.
Who could have predicted that this would be the last high point for LeTV? Soon after, the company faced a financial crisis, and things changed rapidly. The LeTV ecosystem concept was heavily criticized by U.S. media, and no products were ever officially launched in the American market.
[Image: LeTV Charger Labels]
[Image: LeTV Charger Components]
This batch of LeTV phone chargers made for the U.S. market is one of the casualties. They never even had a chance to be used with a real LeTV phone.
From the leaked photos, they look exactly like the domestic models, except the labels are in English. They are produced by Huizhou Toyo Ion Electronics Co., Ltd., and support charging specifications of 3.6-8V/3A and 12V/2A, with a maximum power of 24W.
It seems these chargers will soon appear on Taobao and Pinduoduo, likely at even lower prices. Whether they're genuine or not remains to be seen, but for now, they’re an interesting relic of LeTV’s failed U.S. ambitions.