Legion Go 2

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

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

Costo periodically has the 2TB z2e in stock for around $1500, that appears to be the only place to buy for a reasonable price at the moment: https://www.costco.com/p/-/lenovo-legion-go-2-handheld-gaming-pc-amd-ryzen-z2-extreme-88-puresight-wqxga-oled-display-144hz-integrated-amd-radeon-graphics-32gb

A couple things to consider. 1). As the market for handhelds grows, manufacturers will see to it that they offer devices within certain price points to suit the needs/budgets of different users. 2). It seems clear to me that the Legion Go 2 will be a “halo” product from Lenovo. An expensive device i

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

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

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

At this point I will just try to get a Legion Go 2 for a decent price even if it comes with windows. I got mine for 950€ opened box like 6 months ago. It’s a really easy process to install the SteamOS. Also I really doubt that Lenovo will sell the SteamOS variant for a lower price than the windows v