You'd Almost Never Know This Is A Gaming Phone From Lenovo

Lenovo is set to release another new gaming phone in the future, reportedly called the Halo and it'll exist a part of Lenovo'south Legion line of gaming devices. The telephone was spotted by Android Police, and yous could most fault it for a regular old Android device with a premium build design. The leak is of a front and back image cheers to Evan Blass. Otherwise known as evleaks on Twitter.

This would be Lenovo'due south 3rd official gaming phone under the Legion brand. Post-obit the Legion Phone Duel and the Legion Phone Duel 2. It'southward as well the only 1 that doesn't take on the same aesthetic that you would normally acquaintance with a gaming device. Most of which take flashy pattern details, RGB lighting, and other features that some might consider gaudy or unnecessary.

The Lenovo Legion Halo telephone has an unassuming expect

If you lot took one expect at this device, just for a second or 2, you would probable pay information technology no mind and "gaming" would probably be the concluding thing y'all would imagine this phone was designed for. And that's probably what Lenovo wants. An unassuming nonetheless powerful gaming device that looks like a standard premium smartphone.

Merely it's not the exterior that matters here. It's what's within that counts. And based on the leaked specs from Blass the Lenovo Legion Halo phone is a sleeper device jampacked with some crazy operation. It'southward got a half-dozen.67-inch FHD+ POLED display, which besides comes with a refresh charge per unit of 144Hz and a affect sampling charge per unit of 300Hz.

Powering the device is a Qualcomm Snapdragon SM8475 mobile platform, which runs on a 4nm process with an Adreno 730 GPU for graphics. That gets coupled with options for 8GB, 12GB, or 16GB of DDR5 RAM, also as 128GB or 256GB of storage.

There'southward besides a v,000mAh battery inside along with a triple camera assortment on the back. Consisting of a 50-megapixel main sensor, and additional 16-megapixel and 2-megapixel sensors. Then there's a 16-megapixel front camera.

More impressively, Lenovo has reportedly fit all these components into an 8mm thick frame. So it shouldn't feel bulky at all in your pocket. Information technology's rumored to be releasing sometime in Q3 of this yr. Though the leak doesn't mention whatever specific dates or region availability.