Legion Go 2

Hahaha I bet it's gonna look like this: Future updates: 2027: 1 unnecessary update 2028: Update delayed till December 2029 to update Lego 2 and nonsensical folding Legion go model. 2029: Final update does nothing but pops up a message stating "Get fucked, give us more money - Love Lenovo"

Well, once they fix the control binding after wake issue and HDR issues on the Legion Go 2, I'd be more than happy to use it. Until then I'll just patiently wait for SteamOS official from Lenovo, then back to dual booting.

Its always best to get drivers directly from AMD for most things. Especially chipset drivers. The issue is the video drivers. Lenovo has to pay AMD for each driver that they want to be compatible with their version of the Z1. We used to be able to side load official AMD video drivers but AMD has now

Why would I buy another Lenovo device when they've shown zero commitment to supporting devices for any length of time? I keep seeing posts from their rep saying "I promise it will get better" and nothing happens. Unbelievable that Legion Go has received such poor driver support.

It sounds like I’m the minority but I love mine. I got a 395+ 32 gb + 2tb SSD for around $2000 after returning my legion go 2 Z2E for $1700. I was super disappointed in how the Legion ran. I travel a lot for work and most of the United flight outlets are able to keep my device charged when I’m pulli

Money is no object - OneXPlayer Apex. I have a lot of money but still want something mildly reasonable - Lenovo Legion Go 2 Z2E I want the best performance but value is important - Asus ROG XBOX Ally X

I love how affordable the Lenovo Legion Go 2 is. Very consumer friendly at $2850 /s

If you guys wanna know something really crazy, apparently down in India on the official Lenovo store on Amazon, the freaking 16GB Z2 model is currently selling for 459,999 Rupees - which converts to just about $5000. For the lesser model. That’s a price that would even make the scalpers blush. Incid

Well, this post misses the point. Steamdeck (and the unmentioned Switch) can both sell with low prices or even at a loss because they both have great revenue with their games/store. And, while your post might make sense in a vacuum, the reality is that Lenovo could not keep up with the preorders on

I literally just went through this issue with my Legion Go 1. The update was only out for a day but I decided to run it anyways. After it restarted like it said it would, it would power on but never boot. Tried every suggestion Lenovo support offered and even stuff I found online. Nothing worked. Lu