The Lenovo Legion Y900 (2026) tablet is scheduled for release in China next month. It will debut alongside the Lenovo Legion Y7000X gaming laptop and the Legion Y70 (2026) gaming smartphone. The company has been promoting its latest Legion lineup, showcasing the design of the forthcoming Legion Y900 (2026) AI tablet. Recently, Lenovo disclosed essential information about the tablet’s screen, including available sizes. The product will be available in two versions: one with an 11.1-inch display and another with a 13-inch touchscreen.
Expected Specifications and Features of Lenovo Legion Y900 (2026)
Through a Weibo update, Lenovo stated that the Legion Y900 (2026) will come in 11.1-inch and 13-inch screen options. Both will support a refresh rate of up to 144Hz, 4K resolution (3,840 x 2,560 pixels), and a 3:2 aspect ratio.
The smaller 11.1-inch model will have a pixel density of 415 ppi, while the 13-inch version will provide 355 ppi. All other screen attributes will match between the two.
The 12-bit displays on the Legion Y900 (2026) will reach a maximum brightness of 1,100 nits, cover 100 percent of the DCI-P3 color spectrum, include PWM dimming, support a touch sampling rate up to 2,340Hz, offer Dolby Vision, and feature Corning Gorilla Glass 7i protection. They also hold TÜV Rheinland certifications for True 4K High Visual Clarity, Low Blue Light, and Flicker-Free performance.
Lenovo states this is the initial tablet to earn the True 4K High Visual Clarity certification from TÜV Rheinland. Details on whether the screen is LCD or AMOLED remain undisclosed.
Design-wise, the Legion Y900 (2026) includes a pair of front cameras for self-portraits and video conferencing, with noticeable borders around the screen. It has a dual rear camera setup in a rectangular housing, accompanied by an RGB ring light.
The Legion logo is centered on the back, with the Lenovo name at the base near the pogo pins. The tablet supports a stylus and detachable keyboard that connect magnetically.
The Lenovo Legion Y900 (2026) gaming tablet is set to launch in China on May 19, together with the Legion Y7000X gaming laptop and Legion Y70 (2026) gaming phone.
