Legion Go 2

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

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

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

Same boat, but I’m in Australia. I was considering the same thing but for the OneXplayer X2 Mini as it’s the same OLED display as the Legion Go 2. My conclusion is: If money is no concern: If want the best handheld as of right now and okay to tinker / deal with questionable support - then return the

Lenovo legion go 2 with the z2 extreme is great, but it is overpriced with current ram prices. onexplayer has a new handheld coming out that uses the legion go oled screen and has detachable controllers which will be as powerful as a desktop more or less. either that or wait for the next generation

Legion go or go 1 is the OG of the series Big, heavy, but nice and big screen, cooling is not that great but i can see why with the z1e chip performance. Have a detatchable countroller, pretty nice, but the fps mode... just get a mouse, Love the kickstand + travel case included Pretty nice feeling w

I have it on external screen but can confirm that Thunderbolt-based eGPU connection works with Lenovo Legion Go 2 in Windows 11. (I have RTX 5080 and it's an overkill for what's possible over that bandwidth but it allows me to play in 4K without worries) Can't say about internal screen specifically

The full list is below with name, processor memory, storage, screen size in that order: Legion Go, Z1E, 16GB, 512 GB or 1TB, 8.8” LCD - original model, removable controllers, no VRR Legion Go S, Z2Go, 16GB (32GB in some regions), 512 GB or 1TB, 8.0” LCD - VRR, no removable controllers, slightly lowe

Me too. Exciting times ahead. I think we’ll see more such improvements when the Steam Machine drops. I’m interested to see if the Steam Machine gets its own variant of SteamOS, has this been confirmed? I dual boot Windows and Bazzite on my desktop rig. With either OS on separate SSD’s. As soon as St