Legion Go

I’m sorry but I find it very hard to believe that Lenovo is making anything other than a killing at $1350. They’re using a repurposed cut down laptop CPU with integrated graphics and only 32 gigs of RAM. You’re looking at the internals of a moderately cheap college laptop or a mini-PC that costs aro

This will be expensive. It’s the first system that is finally using the Z2 and Z2 Extreme from AMD. The Lenovo Legion Go S uses a Z2 Go, which is basically the same/worse performance wise as the predecessor used in previous handhelds. That cost £479.99. There is no way this thing costs less than £60

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

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

I am glad you enjoyed your experience but if I were to be a bit critical, I'm not sure what you mean by saying the thunderbolt 4 docked experience seperates it from everything else in the category. If we are to compare it to it's contemporaries, the legion go 2, Xbox Ally X, MSI Claw A8 and Lenovo l

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

It’s kind of interesting but you can find PC handhelds out there for even less. Like, you can get a 1st-gen ROG Ally refurbished from eBay for $399 or a new one from Walmart for $402 right now - which comes with 16GB/512GB and runs the standard Z1 processor. It’s not a powerhouse or anything, but th

What about the partnership with Microsoft? Do you not like. It's probably the most comfortable handheld? But if your hell bent on getting Lenovo I would definitely buy used as Lenovo is currently gouging the s*** out of these handhelds. Yet none of their other computing products with large amounts o