Lenovo introduces the second generation of its gaming smartphones

Lenovo introduces the second smartphone from its Legion brand for gaming. Legion Phone Duel 2 will be available in black or white in this country from May and cost 799 francs with 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of data storage. For 999 francs, it comes with 16 and 512 GB and a charging station.

The powerful hardware includes the Snapdragon 888 processor that supports 5G networks, which is positioned in the middle between the two batteries with a capacity of 5500 mAh and cooled by two fans. Donors can be fully charged again with 90 watts.

The 6.9-inch Amoled display has a resolution of 2,460 x 1,080 pixels and a refresh rate of 144Hz. The 44MP selfie camera is positioned with autofocus horizontally and only moves out of the body when necessary. Players can use it to film themselves in action and live broadcast. The dual rear camera has a main lens of 64MP and a viewing angle of 123 degrees.

Eight virtual player buttons are available: four ultrasound shoulder buttons, two capacitive touch points on the back and two power touch points on the screen. The position should correspond to the player’s natural grip on the smartphone when held horizontally. New Haptic Vibration Motors, called Dual HaptiX, are engineered to provide accurate touch response.