Lenovo Y700 Infinite AnTuTu score tops 4.5 million before August 25

Lenovo Y700 Infinite AnTuTu score has now reached 4,585,844, and Lenovo is clearly leaning on that result ahead of the August 25 launch. The tablet is still positioned as a China-first Legion gaming device with 5G built in, which puts it in the crowded Android gaming tablet segment where benchmark numbers still matter a lot.

Leaked Legion Y700 Infinite battery points to a smaller 7,500mAh pack

The main rumor around the Legion Y700 Infinite battery is not exactly encouraging for endurance-focused buyers. The leaked capacity suggests a move from the current Y700’s 9,000mAh cell down to 7,500mAh. That would make the new model smaller in battery size, even if Lenovo tries to offset it with faster charging.

According to the leak, the tablet may support 68W fast charging. That is a useful addition on paper, since it can reduce downtime between gaming sessions and general use. Still, in a device category where people often expect large batteries, the smaller pack could become a talking point once the tablet is official. Lenovo does not appear to be chasing the biggest battery number here. The focus seems to be elsewhere, at least based on the current information.

8.4-inch OLED gaming tablet and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 details sharpen the fight

Lenovo has already confirmed that the device will be an 8.4-inch OLED gaming tablet with a 165Hz panel. That alone places it in a premium compact category, especially for users who want a smaller tablet that still aims at serious gaming. The display spec is one of the clearest confirmed details so far, and it gives the product a stronger identity than just a benchmark result.

Leaks also point to an overclocked Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 tablet setup. If that holds up, the performance angle becomes even more important, because Lenovo is now pairing a high-end chip rumor with a very aggressive AnTuTu score. The score itself, 4,585,844, is the number Lenovo seems eager to highlight ahead of launch. In gaming tablet discussions, that kind of figure can shape the early narrative quickly.

There are also design details floating around, including claimed 2.89mm bezels and a rumored 298g weight. Those numbers, if accurate, would support the idea of a compact tablet that is easier to handle than bulkier gaming models. It starts to look less like a battery-first device and more like a premium performance tablet built around portability.

That positioning matters because Lenovo is not launching into an empty space. The device is expected to face competition from the RedMagic Astra 2 rival in China, so the battle is likely to revolve around a mix of raw speed, display quality, form factor, and battery trade-offs. The RedMagic name already carries weight in gaming circles, so Lenovo will need the Y700 Infinite to stand out for more than one reason.

For now, the clearest picture is simple. Lenovo has a confirmed launch date of August 25, a 5G gaming tablet planned for China, and a benchmark score that pushes the story forward. The rumored battery drop may bother some users, but the 8.4-inch OLED screen, 165Hz refresh rate, and high-end chip talk suggest Lenovo is building a compact device aimed squarely at performance-first buyers.