Legion Go 2

My personal favorite is the Lenovo Legion Go S 32GB 1TB Z1 extreme with SteamOs because compared to the Legion Go 2 it's much lighter and more usable and the performances are not that far apart (With frame gen is a little beast now for AAA games). And it costs much less, with the coupon code I bough

I’m sorry but I find it very hard to believe that Lenovo is making anything other than a killing at $1350. They’re using a repurposed cut down laptop CPU with integrated graphics and only 32 gigs of RAM. You’re looking at the internals of a moderately cheap college laptop or a mini-PC that costs aro

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

Here is a summary of this video from Gemini : The video presents a detailed overview of a Lenovo Legion Go 2 prototype, scheduled for release in September 2025. Screen: The device features an 8.8-inch OLED screen with a 1200P resolution and a 144Hz refresh rate. Manufactured by Samsung, the screen o

What I dont understand is how come ally x or msi claw not going up in price but lenovo handhelds is. Is there anything special about the legion handhelds? I have a msi claw 8 ai and it can run everything on par and sometimes better than legion go 2 for almost half the price.

The thing both of you and many others dont realize, is most people think of the Steam Deck as the base level in terms of PC handhelds. When we look at it through that perspective, the next logical upgrade would be a Legion Go 1 & 2(or Go S). As this line of devices is superior to the Steam Deck in t

You're thinking of the Z2 Go, right? OP is talking about the Legion Go 2 Z2. Two different chips. Thanks to Lenovo for the confusion.

ive been saying since the first day of launch (had my legion go at launch) that something was 100% wrong with the mid tdp settings. got downvoted to oblivion, insulted, saying it was my fault, or to do this and that which i did 500 times, saying my unit had an issue because "theirs was perfect" and

I have a Lenovo Legion Go 2. But Nvidia Geforce now was always a nice option to play games at higher graphics and without killing the battery. At £25 for 6 months it was absolutely worth it

There is a pretty good reason why Lenovo's Legion Go 2 has a 8-inch OLED screen with VRR but also launched at well over $1000 to be much more than alternatives without an OLED VRR screen. The Switch 2 doesn't have an OLED screen. It's an LCD. OLED + VRR is still a relatively rare and expensive combo