Although Google is hard at work on its Google Tango Augmented Reality tablet, it appears to still be in the development stage. This, however, is not the case for the new Lenovo, which has just been unveiled as the world’s first Augmented Reality phone.

The Lenovo Phab 2 Pro measures in with a 6.4-inch QHD display and boasts a variety of features, including three sizable cameras on the back. One of those cameras is a 16MP standard RGB, but there’s also a fisheye camera and an infrared shooter for depth.

One of the biggest improvements on its predecessor is the smaller, more powerful sensor, but the new Dolby Amos speakers surely sweeten the pot. Powered by a Snapdragon 652 processor with 4GB of RAM, load times between complex apps are speedy, and quick battery drain shouldn’t be an issue thanks to its 4050 mAh battery.

In addition to the impressive hardware, Google plans to add 25 Tango-specific apps to the Play Store that allow users to engage with the incredible Augmented Reality software. Gaming opportunities are said to be incredible with realistic robot shooters and room-scale domino crafting.

Interested customers can find the PHAB 2 at Lowe’s and Best Buy stores at the end of summer for $499.