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We’ve also got to praise the virtual trigger buttons, as they were really easy to use in gameplay – they didn’t take too much squeezing, and their location means they fall naturally under the fingers. You can assign a particular function to each trigger, as with third-party phone controllers, although you do have to re-map your selection between games, which could be annoying for some. The ultimate space saver, strollers come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colours. From standard umbrella fold to compact stroller options, we have something to suit your needs. Most strollers are recommended for use from 6 months.

When we put the 16GB model through the Geekbench 5 benchmarking test it returned a multi-core score of 3335. That’s a high score, and while it’s beaten by the Asus ROG Phone 3 it’s by a mere five points. We didn’t take any award-worthy photos on the Lenovo Legion Phone, but we did take a few that we liked, and we generally found it fit for social media posting and the like. The Lenovo Legion Phone Duel’s internals are really the ‘point’ of this device, as the entire phone is tailored to deliver a great gaming experience.

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Gamers will appreciate the fact that, due to the phone having a pop-up camera, the screen isn’t broken up by a notch, cutout or punch-hole, allowing you to play without the distraction of that feature at one corner or side of the screen. Cameras The handset has a 144Hz maximum refresh rate, the same as some other gaming phones, which means the display image is updated 144 times per second. In theory that’s great for gaming, as it makes motion look smoother, although as of the handset’s release not many games support this high refresh rate. You can turn this down to 120Hz, 90Hz or 60Hz when you don’t need it, which prolongs battery life. Second, the pop-up selfie camera is technically on the side of the phone, at least when you’re holding it in portrait orientation, which of course means it’s on the top of the phone when it’s in landscape. It’s a pretty wide pop-up segment, making it feel more robust than most, and it doesn’t poke out too far. Display Depth effects were sometimes muddled too, particularly with food shots – the depth of field tended to be too shallow, which resulted in lots of the dish we were trying to snap being out of focus. The phone also crashed now and then during normal use, taking us to a boot screen and requiring us to restart it. This was particularly annoying during phone calls, as it seemed to happen more frequently then. This isn’t an issue we’ve had with any other phone we’ve tested, making it rather curious, and we hope this is something Lenovo will be able to fix via a software patch.

The maximum charging speed of the phone is 65W for the 12GB RAM version of the phone, and a super-speedy 90W for the 16GB version. While 65W is incredibly fast, 90W is the fastest we’ve seen in a commercially-available smartphone.The Lenovo Legion Phone Duel has dual speakers, one at the top and one at the bottom of the display, and for phone speakers they’re very good – the soundstage they create is impressive given the size of the device and audio can go quite a bit louder without distorting than on most devices. Software Games run as well as they can on any smartphone right now. Every title we tried defaulted to the highest graphical options available to it, and we never encountered any lag or stuttering, even in relatively intensive titles. We were fairly impressed with the Lenovo Legion Phone Duel’s battery life, both when in everyday use and when gaming. The phone has a 5,000mAh battery capacity, which is high for a smartphone, although average for a gaming device. We found that our pictures looked fine, but nothing to write home about. Overall quality was good, with plenty of detail, but the snaps didn’t have a wide dynamic range, and many shots had a yellowish cast – this was most obvious in lower-light settings, including most interiors, but it was noticeable in exterior shots too. When we weren’t gaming, the phone easily lasted a day without needing to be charged, and often made it a fair way through a second day – and if you can’t go a day without playing, you’ll be pleased to know that the handset will still last you a day if you play a few hours of games throughout.

It makes sense, then, that the phone uses the Snapdragon 865 Plus chipset, which was the best gaming-optimized processor available to Android phones at the time of its launch. This is paired with 12GB or 16GB RAM, depending on which model you opt for, although as we’ve mentioned it’s unlikely many people will notice a demonstrable difference between the two. The Lenovo Legion Phone Duel has two rear cameras, a 64MP f/1.9 main and 16MP f/2.2 ultra-wide snapper, and they’re both perfectly good, although you won’t be taking particularly stunning snaps with this phone. verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ Most pushchairs have a robust and durable frame, and some feature a fully flat recline suitable from birth. Look out for pushchairs that can be paired with a car seat and carry cot to create an all-in-one pram to pushchair travel system.