Lenovo Legion 2 Pro with 144Hz Display, SD888 & 90W Charging Launches on April 8

The gaming smartphone market place has already seen new additions from Asus and Nubia. The Asus ROG Phone 5 and Red Magic 6 series went official with the Snapdragon 888 chipset before last calendar month. Now, Lenovo is gearing upwardly to unveil the Legion 2 Pro, its next-gen gaming smartphone, in China on Apr 8.

In the days leading up to the launch, the Chinese giant is teasing some of the central specs and features of the Lenovo Legion 2 Pro. In teaser posters uploaded to Weibo, Lenovo confirmed the following specifications:

Lenovo Legion 2 Pro: Specifications

On the front, the device will feature a six.91-inch Total-HD+ E4 AMOLED brandish from Samsung. The console will boast a 144Hz refresh rate and 720Hz multi-finger touch sampling rate, every bit per the teaser.

The Black Shark iv display also has a 720Hz touch on sampling rate, but Lenovo will one-upwards its rival with a smaller multi-finger bear on response delay. Equally per the teaser higher up, the Legion ii Pro's brandish will support a 3.viii-millisecond multi-finger bear on response filibuster as compared to the 8.iii-millisecond impact response of the Black Shark 4. That's 50% faster multi-bear upon response, which is great news for gamers.

Further, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 5G chipset will ability the Legion two Pro. The company has not confirmed the RAM and storage configurations yet. But a recent AnTuTu benchmark leak confirmed the presence of upward to 16GB of LPDDR5 RAM and upwards to 512GB of UFS 3.1 built-in storage.

The nearly impressive feature of the Legion 2 Pro will be its upgraded cooling system. It will exist the earth'southward first smartphone to have a dual-fan turbo cooling system. Lenovo is looking to amend fifty-fifty the Nubia Red Magic serial in this department, which has included a cooling fan since the Cherry Magic 3.

Lenovo has also confirmed that the smartphone will include a huge five,500mAh battery with 90W fast-charging support. We, withal, suggest you take this with a pinch of salt. We're still not sure whether it will be 90W charging via one USB-C port or 45W + 45W charging as found on the original Legion Telephone.

In that location is nothing known about the cameras present aboard the Legion ii Pro. Lenovo will tease more features in the days leading up to the launch, so stay tuned for more details.