Lenovo Enters the Android Handheld Market with Legion Cloud Gaming Handheld C700
Lenovo has officially launched its Legion Cloud Gaming Handheld C700 in China, joining the competitive Android handheld market. The device is designed for cloud gaming and features a unique dongle that allows users to stream games from a PC without needing a network connection. Priced at around 7, the C700 offers a budget-friendly option for gamers looking for a portable gaming experience.
Features and Specifications
The Legion Cloud Gaming Handheld C700 boasts a 7.82-inch FHD 120Hz LCD panel and measures 292.9mm in width. Weighing 556 grams, the device is equipped with a Dimensity 7400 processor, 6GB to 8GB of RAM, 128GB to 256GB of expandable storage, and an 8,000mAh battery. The inclusion of Lenovo’s Legion Stream protocol and the dongle for offline game streaming set this handheld apart from its competitors.
Pricing and Availability
The 8GB/256GB model of the Lenovo Legion Cloud Gaming Handheld C700 is priced at 2,199 yuan (~7). While the pricing for the 6GB/128GB variant is not yet known, the device is currently available in China with no confirmation of global availability. Despite facing competition from other Android handhelds with more powerful internals, the C700’s unique features make it an intriguing option for gamers on the go.
