On April 9, the Lenovo Savior Gaming Phone 2 Pro conference was officially held. This phone is furnished with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 processor, a non-porous full screen, and a center pop-up camera, designed for e-sports players and mobile game anchors.
The first appearance is the unique cooling system “Wan” of the mobile phone. This product has two built-in turbo fans and utilizes a large-area VC heat plate for heat dissipation. The three-in-one four-way heat dissipation ensures continuous performance.
The Savior Gaming Phone 2 Pro adopts a mid-mounted design. The heat-generating motherboard, processor, camera, and other components are placed in the middle of the phone, providing sufficient space for holding with both hands and ensuring heat dissipation.
The two fans of the mobile phone have independent pure copper air ducts that help to dissipate heat faster. The heat dissipation system has multiple directly connected copper blocks to accurately locate high-heating chips.
This phone has two upper and lower air outlets, of which the main fan is used to enter the air through the opening of the back cover, and the auxiliary fan further directs the airflow to the second air duct. In terms of noise, the twin-turbo fan has a low noise of 24.7dB, a lifespan of up to 50,000 hours, and usable life of 5.7 years.
The rescuer gaming mobile phone 2 Pro has an AI intelligent temperature control system, which evenly distributes 14 temperature sensors to accurately control the temperature and prevent jams. Officials said that the mobile phone supports 7×24 hours of freeze monitoring, reducing the number of freezes by 40%.
Lenovo officially declared the measured frame rate of this mobile game. The results showed that the average frame rate reached 59.5 fps when playing the “Original God” game, and the frame rate fluctuation was as low as 6.8 fps.
Additionally, the mobile phone’s running score reached 855,000 points under normal temperature conditions. The phone is furnished with a Samsung E4 material AMOLED screen with a refresh rate of up to 144Hz. The mobile phone uses a pop-up camera with no openings on the screen.
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