Lenovo just dropped its latest Legion Y700 Infinite in its home country, a compact gaming-focused device. It uses an advanced flexible OLED panel, a solid step up in visual quality over the IPS LCD panel of the Legion Y700 (Gen 5).
The Legion Y700 Infinite comes with a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 Leading Version processor and full 5G dual-SIM dual-standby support.
The star of the show, however, is the 8.4″ OLED display with a 2560×1600 resolution. Tianma says it’s the only supplier of this flexible OLED screen, which uses the same U9 Pro eye-protection substrate found in the company’s high-end “Tiangong Screen.”
The display panel uses Real RGB technology, meaning the red, green, and blue sub-pixels light up and are controlled independently. That helps avoid the pixel loss and color-blurring issues you sometimes get with other sub-pixel layouts.
Other display highlights include full 100% DCI-P3 color coverage, 12-bit color depth (10-bit + FRC), and color accuracy of Delta E < 1. Every unit is factory-calibrated. It can go as low as 1 nit for dark environments and hits a local peak brightness of up to 4,000 nits (at 1% OPR). Above 10 nits, the SVM value stays under 0.4, which meets the standard for basically imperceptible flicker.
The refresh rate is another standout: a 165Hz multi-level adaptive setup. It’s the first flexible OLED tablet that can intelligently switch between 165Hz, 144Hz, 120Hz, 60Hz, and AOD 30Hz. The touch experience is equally impressive, with a 3,400Hz instantaneous sampling rate, a 360Hz native ten-finger sampling rate, and end-to-end touch latency as low as 39 ms.
Put it all together and the Legion Y700 Infinite looks like a strong option for anyone who wants a compact, high-performance gaming tablet with a really polished screen and solid eye-care features.
Price and availability:
Launch pricing is pretty aggressive for a limited time: the 12GB + 256GB model starts at 4,999 yuan (regular price 5,499 yuan), the 16GB + 512GB version is 5,999 yuan (suggested 6,499 yuan), and the top-spec 24GB + 1TB config goes for 7,999 yuan (suggested 8,499 yuan).
Lenovo has not announced an official global launch date or price for the Legion Y700 Infinite outside China as of writing.
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(Source: Lenovo)
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