You read that right. After just making its debut in 2020, Lenovo has decided to pull the plug on its Lenovo Legion gaming phone series. The mobile gaming phone division of Lenovo got shut down just last week.

As expected, Lenovo continues to reveal more and more details of its upcoming gaming phone each day. Yesterday, we got a glimpse of how well the Legion Pro gaming phone's dual-speakers could perform. But today is the big one, as we finally get to see what the phone looks like in a real-world scenario.

Boy, has there been a lot of news on the upcoming Lenovo Legion gaming phone lately or what? We already know that it will have two liquid-cooling chambers, dual-haptic motors, and a side-mounted pop-up camera. But now we also get to see more of its powerful speakers, which Lenovo teased in its latest video.

It was only a few hours ago that Qualcomm officially announced the Snapdragon 865+ chipset's existence, and it will be making the first debut on both the ASUS ROG Phone 3 and Lenovo Legion gaming smartphone. Speaking of the latter, it seems that Lenovo is going head-to-head with ASUS by launching their gaming device on the same day which is 22 July 2020.

If you haven't been keeping up with the Lenovo Legion gaming smartphone news, you should know that the device will be releasing soon in July this month. While there's no exact date given yet, AnTuTu has just showcased the gaming device's score from its benchmark testing.