A few weeks ago we were talking about Lenovo's commitment to a gaming smartphone, the Lenovo Legion. A phone that will hit the market to compete in power and performance with those already established in the middle. And now we know that it also comes stomping in the fast charging section, in which it seems that it will have no rival.
Lenovo, after several rumors in different media, has confirmed that the Lenovo Legion will feature the most advanced fast charging yet. A quick charge of 90W It could fully charge a 4.000 mAh battery in less than 30 minutes. Something unthinkable until recently.
Lenovo Legion and the fastest charging on the market
One of The main problems that we find in smartphones is energy consumption. After years of important advances in other aspects such as photography, for example, or in much more powerful processors, batteries are the eternal forgotten. Current smartphones have grown a lot in battery capacity compared to those of years ago. But this increase in battery has come hand in hand with higher energy consumption by the terminals, so it has not been noticed in normal use.
To this day, there is no mobile phone that is capable of keeping up with us for more than a day and a half. There will be those who dispute this statement, and it is possible, since the battery consumption depends on the use that each one makes of their device. The point is that Those phones from a decade ago whose batteries lasted more than 5 days seem like they will never come back for many reasons. Although the development of batteries is still forgotten, yes they are working on developing better fast charges, something that partly solves the problem.
So far, the title of smartphone with the fastest charging was to Oppo's credit. Oppo's Super VOOC 2.0 fast charge offered up to 65W. A few figures long surpassed with 90W recently confirmed by Lenovo for its Lenovo Legion gaming smartphone. More points in favor of a gaming smartphone with no official release date from which as we learn more interesting details becomes.