Legion Go

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'

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

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

I’ve had the original Legion Go, Ally Z1E and now Ally X. Legion Go’s screen is pretty great, no doubt about it. Speakers are terrible compared to Ally. Battery is a little worse than Z1E Ally and way worse than X. Detachable controllers on Go are kinda neat, so is the built in stand. The Go is much

The Legion Go is a handheld gaming PC produced by Lenovo. It has a large 8.8" very high resolution screen, detachable controllers, 16Gb of RAM, 512Gb or 1Tb of memory for the system and your games and runs Windows 11. It released in October 2023. You can now install SteamOS on it if you want but it'

By the time I was looking to buy a handheld PC, the Ally a Legion Go had been released… and I chose a Steam Deck OLED. I have a PS5 (and a NVIDIA Shield) and I got an amazing deal on a Switch Lite about the same time. What was most important to me was I wanted to stop paying subscriptions just to pl

Convince me I’m wrong 8.8 inch screen is in no mans land its not large enough for multitasking and also it uses more battery than other devices due to this exact screen 50wh battery isnt good and you've already acknowledged that Its the one of the least portable handhelds due to its size and weight

Got uncomfortable after a couple hours (big hands) Started struggling with newer AAA games sooner than expected Given this we can start ruling out stuff from your list I’ve been eyeing: • MSI Claw 8 AI+ • Ally X • Legion Go / Legion Go 2 - too large and bulky to be portable + price • AYN Thor - smal

ok so this is what im seeing-pwm but high frequency this is from an online search The Lenovo Legion Go 2 (OLED) utilizes Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) for brightness control, with reports indicating a 720Hz frequency and ~30% amplitude at 85% brightness and below. While this frequency is relatively h

I have to be honest and just caution how much weight you put into what you read on Reddit lately as it is just bot central. I am a little out of handhelds currently as I went to XR experience and am streaming my games to my Apple Vision Pro m5. Talk about a giant investment when I was originally loo