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 did test out the Z2Go version but really wanted the Z1E edition which wasn’t easy to find here in the UK, so with prices due to rise I just grabbed a Legion Go 2 instead. Lenovo are making the best PC handhelds imo and it was a genius move to partner with Valve.

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 made my assumption based on old information, I was convinced it wouldn't take that long, specially because it's in Valve's best interest to have a fully working OS, they only sell the Deck to sell games, now the Lenovo Legion Go S is the first handheld with official support, imagine if they can co

My issue with the Legion Go 2 is Windows. Yeah, I can install Bazzite and run with it. But having Valve support out of the box isn’t something that can’t be understated. The best display in the world isn’t going to get me to use Windows on a handheld. It’s not made for that form factor, even in the

The Switch 2 hardware wise seems like a great handheld for the $450 price point Eh. You can get a Legion Go Z1E for $500 new today and install SteamOS on it to blow the Switch2 away in performance, compatibility, and flexibility. No online subscription service and better access to storefronts for sa

É comparar o cu com as calças. tectoy pegou um console que ja existia, disse que ia trazer pro brasil um console "brasileiro", botou um monte de firula e juridiques para justificar o valor abusivo que eles iam comprar num console de ENTRADA, tudo no colo do governo/taxa, sendo que eles tem diversos

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

The hardware is the same on each edition of the Legion Go - it's just how the drive is partitioned at the factory. It used to be that you'd save money by waiting for the SteamOS version if that was the platform you preferred, but with how fast electronics are inflating this year: who knows?! I've be

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