Wired
The heat dissipation performance is a problem for the stability of the gaming mobile phone system. Lenovo’s Snapdragon 888 flagship Legion 2 Pro, officially released earlier, uses built-in twin turbo fans and large cooling modes on the left and right sides to make the device appearance. It is more like a portable game console than a mobile phone.
Legion 2 Pro uses a car-like mid-mounted heat dissipation system, stacking the main chipset in the center, and then using built-in twin-turbo cooling fans, large liquid cooling modules on the left and right sides, and two independent air outlets for rapid exhaust Heat, so that the device has a more stable performance of system temperature control in high operating situations than similar products. According to factory information, Legion 2 Pro equipped with Snapdragon 888, LPDDR5 RAM and UFS 3.1 storage, running version 9.0 of “Antutu” in a room temperature environment can get a high score of 855,004, which is tens of thousands of points higher than products on the same platform.
In addition to strong hardware and heat dissipation performance, Legion 2 Pro also uses a non-perforated 6.92-inch AMOLED screen with a 144Hz screen refresh rate, 720Hz ultra-high touch sampling rate, and uses the recently popular Samsung E4 OLED panel. In addition, the device is equipped with a pop-up 44-megapixel lens placed horizontally in the center of the fuselage, as well as a 64-megapixel primary lens and a 16-megapixel wide-angle dual lens placed on the back of the camera. The photography performance is equally good. Legion 2 Pro offers five storage configurations ranging from 8+128 to 16+512, priced at RMB 3,699 (approximately HK$4,390).
Source: Lenovo (China)