Lenovo has launched the gaming phone Legion Y70 and two large-screen tablets, the Legion Y900.

Lenovo brings gaming tablets back into style

The company announced a new line of gaming tablets that promise to revive the popularity of compact devices thanks to their small size. As part of the launch, Lenovo introduced two variants: an 11‑inch and a 13‑inch model, as well as a new gaming smartphone.

New tablets – “Legion Y900”
Specification 11‑inch (Y900) 13‑inch (Y900) Display 11.1″, 3840 × 2560 pixels, 144 Hz 13″, 3840 × 2560 pixels, 144 Hz Processor MediaTek Dimensity 9500S Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 RAM 8–16 GB 8–16 GB Memory UFS 4.1: 256/512 GB UFS 4.1: 256/512 GB Battery 11 000 mAh 12 700 mAh Keyboard Detachable Detachable Back‑panel RGB back‑lighting USB‑C USB‑C Price $450 $560
> Unlike the previous Y700 model, the new tablets use more moderate chips and do not claim “Elite” status. Nevertheless they retain a high screen resolution and a 144 Hz refresh rate.

Gaming smartphone – “Legion Y70”
Specification Values Screen 6.8″ Processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 RAM 16 GB Memory UFS 4.1: up to 1 TB Game optimizations Shifted antenna, improved gyroscope Additional remote support for connecting to Lenovo Legion PC series (streaming game launch)
> The smartphone is aimed at gamers, offering a powerful processor and large amounts of memory, as well as special features for more precise in‑game control.

Thus, Lenovo strengthens its portfolio of gaming devices: compact tablets with different chipsets and a new smartphone capable of acting as a “streaming” client for PC games. This is the company’s step toward solidifying its position in the mobile gaming market.