THE Legion is Lenovo’s first bet on the gamer smartphone segment. The manufacturer has been gaining market share with its notebooks and now wants to compete with Asus and its ROG line. The Legion bets on a different design with a device that was designed to be used horizontally. Is it a good choice or are there better options?
Lenovo’s model is different from its selfie camera, which is on the side of the device. It was designed to be used for game live and can be bad to use for photos. The Legion is large and heavy, but this is standard on gamer phones. It has thinner edges compared to the ROG, although it still has a double front speaker.
The 144 Hz screen guarantees optimum system and gaming fluidity, but the brightness is not as strong as others with an AMOLED panel. In terms of sound, we have immersive and quality stereo sound, which contributes to a good multimedia experience.
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The Legion is another one with Snapdragon 865 Plus and lots of RAM. However, it stands out for being the fastest Android that has passed our tests, second only to the latest iPhones in our speed ranking.
The battery, on the other hand, is not impressive. It lasts all day in 90 Hz mode, but if you make a point of using 144 Hz all the time, then you will have to recharge the battery more than once in the day. The good news is that charging is fast when using the device’s two USB ports, which charge both batteries at the same time.
The Legion has only two cameras at the rear and none of them excites for photos. It is not today that we see that this is always the biggest weakness of gamer phones. The front is also not surprising in selfies, but it is not bad for photos. The camcorder does not record at 8K or even 4K at 60 fps and the overall quality could be better.
In short: Legion is a powerful phone for those looking for the most agile Android that delivers great gaming experience. It is a device that will only attract the attention of the gamer audience and for the others, there are more interesting options on the market. For more details on Legion, just check out the full review via the link below.
– The Lenovo Legion Phone Duel is not yet available in Brazilian stores. To be notified when he arrives.-
