Lenovo Legion Y90‘s launch seems to be drawing near as the teasers have started taking celerity. Earlier, we learned the specs of the gaming phone, and now, Lenovo has shared a teaser video of the smartphone shedding light on its dual-fan air cooling technology.

The teaser video on Weibo showcases the dual fans of the gaming phone. As per the video, when the air cooling technology is turned on, the heat caused during intense gaming gets dissipated. Lenovo reveals that the dual fans in the phone deliver airflow of 180.65cm3/s.

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Apart from this, the teaser doesn’t reveal anything new. But we do know some of its specs, thanks to an earlier leak.

Lenovo Legion Y90 Specifications 

Previously, the smartphone’s specs were revealed. The Legion Y90 will come with a large 6.92-inch E4 Samsung AMOLED display. It will have a 144Hz refresh rate and a 720Hz touch sampling rate. The device is touted to feature a 64MP OmniVision OV64A 1/1.32 primary sensor and a 16MP secondary lens. The smartphone will have a 44MP Samsung GH1 sensor for selfie shots.

Under the hood, the gaming phone was spotted with Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC paired with 18 GB of LPDDR5 RAM and 512GB of UFS 3.1 internal storage. Interestingly, the device has support for additional 4GB of virtual RAM and 128GB of storage, making the total configuration — 22GB of RAM and 640GB of storage. It was seen with a 5,600mAh battery with a 68W fast charging support.

It will have dedicated gaming buttons, X-axis motors, and the latest Android 12 out of the box. The phone has the following measurements – 176 x 78.8 x 10.5mm. It weighs 268 grams.

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