Legion Go

That rumor actually got walked back. Lenovo US officially confirmed to PCWorld that they're supporting the original Legion Go with driver and BIOS updates through October 2029, and said the Korean support message that started the panic was miscommunicated or mistranslated. The real knock is that the

I've owned so many handhelds, from the Steam Deck to the Lenovo Legion Go S. But this device has impressed me with its performance and ergonomics.🤩

If you don't care much for PS exclusives I'd get rid of your PS, keep your PC. As far as which handheld, Xbox Rog X is a great choice for power, comfort and well rounded handheld and dock and play. I would suggest to look for an Asus Rog Ally Z1E or get the Rog Ally X. Personally I prefer the Rog Al

I was really displeased with the ergonomics until I got the Comfort Grips: https://comfortgripsofficial.com/product/comfort-grips-for-lenovo-legion-go-2/ Makes it feel way more Legion Go S-ish. Gives it much nicer curves and I think it’s an improvement for large hands especially. I was going to retu

My favorite which I discovered later was the toggle to make it so the sights in battle arent matched to the mouse location. I have a lenovo legion go 2 and used to be annoyed that my finger blocked visibility while shooting raptures. Its fantastic if you own a handheld. Now I can largely use my Legi

I think a compromise both graphical fidelity and hardware portability/game library available would be a good starting out. There are other competitive devices to the Xbox Ally X, such as the Lenovo Legion Go 2 (if you would prefer a larger screen with an OLED panel) and the MSI Claw 8 AI+. Although,

Whenever someone shows up super-excited about ordering the Legion Go 2 I feel obliged to mention that the ergonomics are kind of shit, and (especially for those of us with big hands) it can be sort of really uncomfortable to hold for long periods of time. Which isn’t really ideal for a handheld gami

I'm with you, Legion GO 2 for me is too big and heavy, and I also am not interested in the detachable controllers, but the GO S is very comfortable, IMO, even more that XAX. If Lenovo would have made a GO S "PRO" option with OLED 8" and Z2E, I bet it would've been the best handheld of the actual gen

I just purchased this z1e with steamos version, only other handheld ive owned is the Switch 1 OLED. Sold it off because I don't really play nintendo games. Then got very tired at my new work position and stopped gaming as much as id like, and doomscrolled more (Fuck that). Looked into PC handhelds,

I’m not looking for the most expensive option out there — just the sweet spot. Good price/performance ratio — I don’t want to overspend, but I don’t mind paying a fair price for solid hardware Easy to use — I don’t want to spend hours tinkering just to play a game Fun to actually hold and play — erg