Some gaming phones from a few years back are still hanging in there quite nicely. They might not have the very latest, but if you want solid gaming performance without paying flagship-new prices, these are options you can still find that deliver.

Over the last few weeks, Lenovo has been busy teasing its new Legion mobile devices. Yesterday, the company unveiled the Legion Y700 - a gaming tablet with good tech specs at a reasonable price. Well, Lenovo also revealed the Lenovo Legion Y90 gaming smartphone too.

Gaming tablets and gaming smartphones are very appealing to those who are into mobile gaming. This year, Lenovo plans to release one for both categories, with the big reveal coming this MWC 2022. Lenovo even provided a specs sheet for the two devices, so let's take a look.

After the Redmi K50 Gaming, there's still another highly anticipated gaming smartphone waiting for its debut, and it's the Lenovo Legion Y90. Today, the company's official Weibo account has teased the device, revealing that it'll be the industry's first to have RAID 0 configuration.

Due to the timing, it's predicted that Lenovo could be aiming to launch its latest gaming smartphone after CNY, possibly during MWC 2022. In the last few weeks, we've learned quite a few things about the Lenovo Legion Y90. And now, some of those details have been confirmed.

If you recall, Lenovo revealed some details about the cooling system on its new Legion Y90 gaming smartphone. The device can allegedly push up to 180.65cm³/s of airflow, which is amazing for a mobile device. Now, the company provided a closer look at this system.

Lenovo seems to be going for double this year. Yesterday, sources spotted a second gaming smartphone that's slated to launch sometime this year. It's a device that looks slick yet simple in design. But the focus is still the Legion Y90, which has a powerful air-cooling system.

Gaming smartphones are becoming better every year. 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage used to be a lot of memory. But companies have continued to improve on these areas, regardless of whether we need them (lol). For Lenovo, the Legion Y90 would also have some interesting upgrades.

As more gaming smartphones are released, we start to see fancy features like pop-up shoulder buttons. But shoulder buttons can be tricky to implement and would take up space within a smartphone. That's why Lenovo is making one that's detachable.

In the last few weeks, we've had glimpses of the next gaming smartphone from Lenovo. The company plans to launch the Legion Y90 soon, but details are already being teased ahead of the reveal. Now, we get to see what the whole device looks like.