After several leaks, the Lenovo Legion Phone Duel 2 gaming smartphone has been officially revealed, incorporating a second-generation Advanced Technology Architecture (ATA 2.0) for unparalleled symmetry when playing in gamer preferred landscape mode. Unlike its predecessors, it’s cooled by a combination of an integrated, large passive cooling vapor chamber and active Twin Turbo-Fan, resulting in a complete thermal system for peak performance and reliable FPS.
Features include a 6.92-inch 144 Hz AMOLED 8-bit HDR display, Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 5G processor, up to 18GB of LPDDR5 RAM, 512GB of UFS 3.1 storage, a dual rear camera system (64MP OmniVision OV64A image sensor + 16MP f/2.2 sensor), a pop-up 44MP Samsung GH1+ front-facing camera, and a 5,500mAh battery with 90W quick charging. Gaming wise, it has eight virtual keys: four ultrasonic shoulder keys, two rear capacitance screen touchpoints, and two in-display force touchpoints. Plus, it comes equipped with dual HaptiX, the new dual X-axis haptic vibration linear motors that offer incredibly precise touch feedback. Available in China later this month and Europe in May, priced from $948 USD.
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Mobile games are becoming increasingly sophisticated, more immersive and require complex control skills. When we entered the market last year, the first thing we did was to re-invent the system architecture to focus on horizontal gaming usage which we called ATA 1.0. This past year we have continued to seek breakthroughs, and today, we’re proud to introduce our next-level ATA 2.0 with the Lenovo Legion Phone Duel 2—bringing together the best of gamer-focused design and immersive experiences,” said Jerry Tsao, vice president of the Mobile Gaming Group at Lenovo.
