Legion Go

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

Personally Id suggest the Switch 2.. I was in a similar position and opted for a Lenovo Legion Go , (great handheld, slightly more powerful than the streamdeck and at the time, the price (£300 new) was an absolute steal. Initially got it for indie games, retro emulation and cloud streaming my Xbox l

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

For context I own; 1 Rog Ally Z1E 1 Rog Ally X 1 Legion Go Z1E Multiple steam decks PS Portal handheld Switch 1 & 2 Of all my handhelds the Legion Go was the least used and least performant relative to Rog Ally. Lenovo Legion team has really terrible driver support where the last GPU driver update f

X1 and x1 mini controllers are the sour point of the these devices. Trash controllers that I wouldn’t recommend anyone use. Better off pledging to the newer x2 mini with 395 Strix halo chip, has far more higher quality detachable controllers. Don’t go with Lenovo. Their software and driver support i

As someone who has tried every single PC handheld, I can tell you that priority should be how comfortable it feels while you are playing. I think that is why a lot of people love the Steam Deck because it just melts into your hands and you forget that you are holding it while you are playing and are

The Legion Go is great as a PC/tabletop/tablet/TV console, but kinda sucks as a handheld. It’s super big, heavy, controller grips are fragile, battery is bad, Lenovo software sucks, and the case takes up half your backpack space. Its versatility is its greatest strength though. The screen makes navi

Nice. I had mine for about a week before returning it. Super cool device, and the screen is genuinely amazing—but here's where it fell apart for me: 1. The heft is REAL. It's a thick boy and heavy, but honestly? I didn't mind it. It felt substantial in my hands, almost premium. Like it had some weig

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