Earlier, Lenovo has announced that it is offering its gaming smartphone Lenovo Legion on 22 July. Before launch, this smartphone is spotting on the benchmarking site Geekbench. Where some of its special features are also going to be disclosed. One thing that is clear is that Lenovo has introduced the Legion on the recently launched Qualcomm Snapdragon 865+ processor which is going to make users feel great gaming with 5G support.

Lenovo Legion will be launched in the Chinese market on July 22 at 5 pm Indian time. However, the company has so far revealed any information regarding its launch in other countries. This smartphone model number L79031 has been listed on Geekbench. According to the information, the Lenovo Legion is being given a powerful processor as well as 16GB RAM. It is going to be based on Android 10 OS. This smartphone has got 4,556 points in single core testing and 13,438 points in multi core testing.

In the Geekbench listing, the Lenovo Legion Gaming phone has been given the codename kona. It will be launched on Snapdragon 865+ processor, in which users are going to get 144Hz refresh rate. Recently, this phone was listed on AnTuTu and it was informed that it is getting 512GB inbuilt storage and a screen resolution of 1,080x2,340 pixels. According to Leaks, this smartphone can setup a dual rear camera  which includes 64MP primary sensor and 16MP secondary sensor. While the phone has a 20MP front camera.

Talking about other features, then according to the leaks revealed so far, Lenovo Legion is integrating two USB Type C ports in the gaming phone. One will be included in the left side of the phone and the other will be in the bottom of the phone. But for power backup, it is also getting a 5,000mAh battery. In which the special thing is that this battery will come with 90W fast charging support.

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