Lenovo will be officially launching the Legion Gaming Phone on July 22. Ahead of it, the company has begun to tease the features of the handset on Legion Weibo account. Earlier today, it revealed the phone to arrive with a dual liquid cooling system.
Gaming on smartphones doesn’t generate much heat compared to PC. Anyway, it is always good to have better thermal management. Gaming-oriented and flagship phones since the last few years have been featuring some sort of liquid cooling system. Nubia, in particular, has also been including cooling fan.
As for Lenovo Legion Gaming Phone, it will come with not one but dual liquid cooling system. The handset will also feature 14 temperature sensors inside its chassis to monitor real-time heat generation. For comparison, the budget flagship, Redmi K30 Pro aka POCO F2 Pro comes with 9 temperature sensors.
In fact, Lenovo compared the cooling system present in Legion Gaming Phone when the Redmi K30 Pro launched in March. It is not a fair comparison in any means since the latter is not a gaming phone, however, that’s how the industry works.
Having said that, according to previous teasers, Lenovo’s first gaming smartphone will arrive with Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 Plus, 144Hz display, and dual x-axis linear motor.
UP NEXT: Lenovo Yoga X is an upcoming Android tablet that can be used as a secondary display
