Recently, reports regarding Lenovo unveiling its first Android gaming smartphone had been making rounds online. The company is expected to announce a gaming device under its popular Legion lineup of gaming products and will mark the series expansion to mobile. Courtesy of the folks over at xda-developers, we’re now able to have a look at the device’s front and rear design which we would say is completely different from most of the smartphones we’d seen so far.
Starting with its front panel, the upcoming Legion gaming smartphone has an incredibly high screen-to-body ratio with minimal bezel along its sides. This is due to the fact that the device will not be utilizing any dewdrop-notch or hole-punch design to house its selfie camera. Instead, the gaming phone will be employing a never seen before, side pop-up camera mechanism to house its selfie camera along with a LED flash. Over at the back, the handset features a dual-camera setup which is located near the center of the back panel. That’s also another uncommon design language that sets this device apart from other smartphones. Among the leaked screenshots, a few other details were also revealed. This includes Lenovo Legion’s new uEngine technology, which is its symmetrical dual X-axis linear vibration motor and hints at the device’s cooling and audio capabilities. The gaming phone will reportedly have a 3D cooling tower structure with dual heat pipe partitions for long-lasting cooling. For audio, it will sport positive stereo sound from its full symmetrical 65mm dual speakers, dual 0.6mm amp speaker system, and 1.4cc large sound cavity.
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