The Lenovo Legion Y700 Hits the Market: A New Gaming Tablet with 1,390,000 AnTuTu Score and Snapdragon 8+ Gen1 Chipset

The long-awaited Lenovo Legion Y700 has finally landed, joining the ranks in the Android gaming tablet category. This cutting-edge device comes equipped with the robust Snapdragon 8+ Gen1 chipset, transforming it into a bona fide titan in the gaming realm. The initial selling price is strikingly alluring at around $360, which could turn heads among gaming enthusiasts.

One standout feature of the Legion Y700 is its highly praised 8.8-inch compact display, positioning itself as the lone compact screen flagship in the Android arena. The screen wields an impressive 2560 x 1600 resolution, attains a brightness level of 500 nits, and completely covers the DCI-P3 color spectrum. Besides, the display supports global DC dimming and its refresh rate has made a remarkable leap from the previous generation’s 120Hz to an astounding 144Hz, promising a fluid and mesmerizing gaming experience.

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The tablet’s performance sees a significant surge, thanks to the transition from the Snapdragon 870 to the Snapdragon 8+ Gen1 chipset. Coupled with LPDDR5X RAM, the Legion Y700 achieves a staggering AnTuTu score of 1,390,000 points, making it the most proficient tablet within the realm of Snapdragon 8+ Gen1 powered devices.

As a complement to the heightened performance, Lenovo has refreshed the heat dissipation system and shifted to a metal backplate. These enhancements enable quicker heat dissipation, ensuring the tablet delivers persistent high performance, even during intense gaming sessions. The built-in 6550mAh battery guarantees lengthy gaming stints, while the 45W Super Flash charging support presents speedy and effortless charging.

Lenovo has also introduced the dual C port from the Legion Y90 gaming phone into the tablet, facilitating the simultaneous use of headphones and charging. Plus, the bypass charging feature allows gamers to play directly using AC power, thus preserving battery longevity and reducing heat generation for the sake of optimal performance.

The design of the Lenovo Legion Y700 has been given a fresh look too. The tablet now weighs a mere 348g, down from the previous generation’s 378g, and is only 7.6mm thick. These modifications result in a better grip and greater comfort during long gaming bouts. The dual-axis linear motors and dual speakers, which enjoyed immense popularity in the previous generation, have been retained.

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What’s remarkable is that despite all the upgrades and updates, Lenovo has managed to keep the Legion Y700 at an enticing price. During the initial pre-order phase, the entire series is $15 cheaper. The pricing structure is as follows: the 12GB + 256GB variant is priced at $360, the 12GB + 512GB variant comes in at $390, and for the 16GB + 512GB variant, the price tag reads $420. This makes it an incredibly attractive choice for gamers who demand top-tier performance without having to break the bank.