Lenovo – Gaming

Credit: Lenovo Lenovo has released the first official images of the updated Legion Y70 2026 gaming smartphone. This is the first update to the series since 2022, when the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1-based model was released. As before, the company posted an image of the device on its Weibo page—a promotional video that gives an idea of the updated Legion Y70's appearance. The gaming smartphone's specifications aren't specified, but the 21-second video offers some details. The Lenovo Legion Y70 will apparently be available in black and white. The back panel of the device features a textured finish, reminiscent of the Legion Tab Gen 5 gaming tablet. Three cameras are housed in a square block on the back panel. The manufacturer also didn't forget about today's cutting-edge artificial in...

Credit: Lenovo Even as the Japanese Nintendo Switch 2 gaming console was preparing to launch, it became clear that its retail price in the US would be impacted by Donald Trump's initial proposed higher tariffs. Subsequently, rising memory costs drove up the price of gaming consoles, and the Lenovo Legion Go 2 was no exception. At launch in October 2025, the entry-level model with AMD Ryzen Z2 and 16 GB of RAM cost $1,099, while the higher-end version with Ryzen Z2 Extreme and 32 GB of RAM cost $1,350. Prices have now risen to $1,500 and $1,999, respectively, representing increases of 36% and 48%. Lenovo has not officially commented on the sharp price increase, and both models are still marked as "out of stock" in stores. Buyers are forced to look for alternatives: the ASUS ROG Xb...

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Lenovo Unveils Its Upcoming Gaming Smartphone – Legion Y70

Lenovo Legion Go 2 Price Increased By Up To 50%