Legion Go

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

i own a ps5 and the exact legion go s with the same specs. You have to underatand that the handheld wont run ps5 games at the same visual quality or high fps performance. If you want to enjoy the newest titles with much better performance and visuals, the PS5 is far far superior. The lenovo is reall

1080g for a handheld device is insanity even if it has an 8.8" screen. People have complained that the Switch2 (7.9") at 535g is too heavy. This weighs just over 2X the Switch2. As for competitors, the Steam Deck OLED (7.4") is 630g, and the Asus ROG Ally X (7") is 680g. Doubly idiotic is that they'

I had the original Legion Go, pre order day one. I found it too heavy and dimensions too big for a handheld, the weight and bulk were due to the screen size choice. In my opinion the Lenovo Go OG, was a tablet trying to be a handheld. It even had a portrait orientation tablet screen masquerading as

Nothing. You miss nothing. I had so many different handhelds (right now i have onexplayer x1 pro and legion go 2). And i can tell you they all have their cons and pros. For example: not one other handheld can beat x1 pro's huge screen. And playing in hands on huge screen is insane Pro. But at the sa

I got a bonus and so I splurged on a Lenovo Legion Go 2. It was as expensive as a laptop, but it was worth it to me to play games with a nice screen since I can't use my gaming PC for the foreseeable future with my infant still needing 24/7 monitoring. Well I guess life has a weird way of working ou

Ive had a claw 8ai quite recently, now own a legion go 2. In my opinion when you move up to an 8in screen it makes a huge difference, now im playing on the lego 2 with its 8.8in it makes my steam deck look comically small... However if you are quite used to a 7in screen then moving to another 7in sc

Depends what you’re looking to get out of a handheld. Steam Deck is a much simpler experience and much more of a true “handheld”. It runs indies super well with no tinkering. Battery life is great. However its specs are aging and there’s a learning curve when it comes to leveraging SteamOS for mods

It’s hard to judge without seeing the price of the Legion Go S and Legion Go. But I’ll assume they’re in budget. It’s worth knowing what you’re getting with each one. Xbox Ally - This is the most compact and “handheld”-like. It has great ergonomics and battery life, but it has the slowest processor

I’d save a bit more and look at the Xbox Ally X. The Go S is great, but only when it was on sale for $600. The screen is a nice size and the performance isn’t too far behind (still fine). But the battery life is terrible. The Legion Go has a nice screen but it’s too high of a resolution for the APU