Lenovo’s Legion Pro 7 is now available with AMD’s Ryzen 9 9000 HX series. The model comes with up to an AMD Ryzen 9955HX3D processor, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 Laptop GPU, Legion Coldfront: Vapor with integrated hyperchamber cooling technology, and up to 2TB Gen 5 2280 PCIe SSD storage that runs Windows 11 operating system. The 16″ PureSight 240Hz WQXGA OLED display and 32GB of 5600MHz DDR5 RAM deliver quick and colourful images, with plenty of memory headroom for demanding games.
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Step 1: Launch Volleyball Legends in Roblox.
Step 2: Tap the Shop option at the bottom of the home page.
Step 3: Select Codes from the panel on the left.
Step 4: Enter or paste the code in the text box.
Step 5: Hit Use Code!
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The plastic frame houses the hybrid SIM tray on its left edge. This tray has room for a micro SD card. The storage is expandable up to 512GB. On the right lies the volume rocker and the side button. This side button also doubles as the fingerprint sensor. The 3.5mm headphone jack, primary microphone, USB Type-C port, and speaker grille are placed on the bottom edge.
The 6.75-inch LCD panel has a 120Hz refresh rate. It offers a decent touch response and a fluid browsing experience. This display can reach 450 nits of brightness. In an indoor environment, it gets bright enough to maintain legibility. However, it struggles to overcome the surrounding brightness in an outdoor, sunny environment. The bezels surrounding the display get thicker around the chin. The front-facing camera lies in a waterdrop notch, which feels quite dated.
We used this smartphone as our primary media streaming device during the week-long review period. Its 720 x 1,612p display did a fine job of relaying crisp, vivid visuals across all the major OTT platforms. While the depth of the colour profile wasn’t as intense as AMOLED displays, this LCD panel held up quite well. We were also pleased to notice that the bottom-firing speaker did not produce a boxy output. However, since this is the only speaker on the device, it did not reach an optimum loudness level.
One of the biggest assets of this smartphone is how smooth and fluid it is in general use. This is something that’s quite rare in entry-level devices. Tasks like calling, messaging, emailing, media streaming, and navigation are handled expertly. Juggling multiple apps at once does not cause any annoying stutters either. Our only complaint lies with the haptic motor, which produces blunt feedback. We recommend limiting the vibrational feedback to calls only.
Budget phones aren’t usually adept at gaming. The Blaze Dragon is decent at handling titles like Free Fire Max. We kept the graphics at their medium settings and were able to get sustained 60fps gameplay. The overall gaming experience was free of frame drops, but the gap in graphics compared to a midrange device is clearly visible. The device starts warming up after 20 minutes of continuous gameplay.
OS duties on this smartphone are handled by stock Android 15. This is a limited version of Android that’s designed and optimised for budget phones. It is lightweight and snappy. The interface is clean and free of bloatware. You get a good set of customisation options for the home page, lock screen, app icons, charging animation, and other design elements. If you need an extra bit of speed, you can virtually expand the RAM by another 4GB. The does this by allocating some of the internal storage space to the RAM.
The 5,000mAh battery pack on this device puts up a good display. You can get a one-day battery life out of this phone even with heavy usage. If you limit your usage to essential tasks, you can extend the battery life to 2 days. The battery pack supports 18W wired charging. Using the charger provided in the box, it takes up to 2 hours to reach the 100% mark.
The rear camera array on this phone comprises a 50MP primary shooter and an auxiliary lens. The latter doesn’t really see any action and is solely there for cosmetic purposes. The 8MP selfie camera is housed inside a waterdrop notch.
The 50MP main camera takes good images in outdoor daylight conditions. The pictures pack the essential details and showcase balanced colours. The sharpness and dynamic range leave more to be desired. In limited lighting conditions, the smartphone struggles to artificially illuminate the subject, and the shots appear quite gloomy. This is an issue that affects all entry-level smartphones, and not just the Blaze Dragon.
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The realme 15T first sale begins at 12 AM on September 6 and runs till 11:59 PM on September 8 across Flipkart, realme.com, and mainline stores. At an effective starting price of Rs 18,999 with bank or exchange offers, the phone pushes a familiar value formula with a few headline grabs. Think 50MP dual cameras on both sides, a 7,000mAh Titan Battery tucked into a 7.79 mm frame, and a 4000nit AMOLED display that targets outdoor clarity.
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8 GB + 128 GB: MOP Rs 20,999, effective Rs 18,999
8 GB + 256 GB: MOP Rs 22,999, effective Rs 20,999
12 GB + 256 GB: MOP Rs 24,999, effective Rs 22,999
The effective prices are tied to bank or exchange promotions, plus no-cost EMI options on select tenures. If you are shopping during the sale window, read the fine print at checkout to confirm the exact benefit.
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Realme is going for premium minimalism. You get a Textured Matte 4R finish that feels refined and resists fingerprints. At 181 g and 7.79 mm, the 15T is among the thinnest big-battery phones in its class, helped by a blade-shaped centre frame that keeps lines clean. The Flowing Silver color keeps the camera bump to a claimed 1.44 mm, while Suit Titanium and Silk Blue round out the palette.
The showpiece is a 4000nit AMOLED panel that targets high visibility in strong sunlight. The brand calls it a 4R Comfort+ AMOLED, pairing peak brightness with comfort features. Bezels are held tight at 1.67 mm and 1.73 mm on the sides and top, with a 93 per cent screen-to-body ratio for an immersive look. If you stream or doomscroll outdoors, this spec alone will matter.
The pitch is simple. A 50MP rear camera and a 50MP front camera bring symmetry to selfies and rear shots. On top, the camera suite gets AI helpers such as AI Edit Genie, AI Snap Mode, AI Landscape, AI Eraser, and AI Smart Image Matting. Expect fast-touch edits and subject cutouts for social posts, along with straightforward point-and-shoot reliability for quick reels.
A 7000mAh Titan Battery is the headline. The promise is day-long stamina for heavy users and more for light users, without turning the phone into a brick. Under the hood sits the MediaTek Dimensity 6400 Max 5G platform, which should comfortably handle daily apps, short gaming sessions, and high-brightness scrolling. The 15T also touts durability with IP66, IP68, and IP69 ratings, an unusual trio in this price band that signals strong protection against dust and water.
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The first sale runs from 12 AM IST on September 6 to 11:59 PM IST on September 8. Availability spans Flipkart, realme.com, and mainline retail. If you prefer offline buying, check the listed NEP offers at your store. If you prefer online, keep an eye on exchange valuations, since those can swing the final price more than a flat bank discount.
If your checklist reads bright screen, big battery, and strong selfies, the realme 15T sits right in the crosshairs. The combination of 50MP dual cameras, a 4000nit AMOLED, and effective pricing under Rs 20,000 for the base variant makes a direct case for students, commuters, and creators who shoot both ways.
