Lenovo announced the Legion Phone Duel 2 gaming phone

Lenovo announced the Legion Phone Duel 2 gaming phone

Lenovo today announced its new flagship Legion Phone Duel 2 gaming phone, which has a 6.92-inch screen, two 5500 mAh batteries, two USB-C ports, two fans, and a certified front camera.

With the number of mobile gaming players increasing to more than 2.6 billion annually, mobile gaming has entered the golden age with more inclusive offices and games.

The new Legion Phone Duel 2 is engineered for extreme performance, with an advanced feature for mobile gamers

The new Legion Phone Duel 2 includes ATA 2.0 architecture to provide asymmetric symmetry when playing in the player's preferred landscape mode.

It is cooled and cooled by the combination of a passive cooling steam room and a dual turbo fan which makes it the most reliable complete thermostat.

Snapdragon 888 5G processor, up to 18GB LPDDR5 memory, 512GB UFS 3.1 internal storage.

Using a device with a 144Hz OLED display, a resolution of 1808 x 2460 pixels, an average of 800 nits, and 1,300 nits at a peak.

And when the screen is in landscape mode, the 44MP pop-up camera can be used for live broadcasts or background video chats.

There is a dual rear camera with a 64MP main lens, as well as a 16MP ultra-wide lens.

Two USB-C ports can be used for 90W fast charging, and it appears that using two USB-C ports simultaneously can fill two separate 2,750 mAh phone batteries each in 30 minutes.

The phone is equipped with 5G connectivity with support for sub-6GHz and mmWave, as well as support for two SIM cards for two simultaneous connections.

Highest quality noise in environments.

Monitor physical activity.

Lenovo plans to launch the Legion Phone Duel 2 in China this month, and it is slated to come to Europe later in May.

The European model sells for 999 euros (about 1186 dollars) for 16 GB of RAM, 512 GB of storage and a combined dock, or 799 euros (about 948 dollars) as a standalone phone with a capacity of 12 GB and 256 GB, respectively.