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

32M, married, one 2 yr old. Also fine financially. For me, growing up I always played videogames (living in a state that’s cold 6 months of the year makes this a good hobby). I have less time for gaming now of course, but I still have an hour or two after my boy goes to bed. The kinds of games I pla

As a Steam Deck OLED owner and a Linux enthusiasts, eto mga points ko: Expect bugs here and there. Unang gamit ko sa deck ko na encounter ko agad wifi sign in issues Is already an aging device performance wise. Don't expect to game ng mga bagong AAA games at 60 fps lol. Get other better specs handhe

Costo periodically has the 2TB z2e in stock for around $1500, that appears to be the only place to buy for a reasonable price at the moment: https://www.costco.com/p/-/lenovo-legion-go-2-handheld-gaming-pc-amd-ryzen-z2-extreme-88-puresight-wqxga-oled-display-144hz-integrated-amd-radeon-graphics-32gb

My personal favorite is the Lenovo Legion Go S 32GB 1TB Z1 extreme with SteamOs because compared to the Legion Go 2 it's much lighter and more usable and the performances are not that far apart (With frame gen is a little beast now for AAA games). And it costs much less, with the coupon code I bough

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.🤩

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

A couple things to consider. 1). As the market for handhelds grows, manufacturers will see to it that they offer devices within certain price points to suit the needs/budgets of different users. 2). It seems clear to me that the Legion Go 2 will be a “halo” product from Lenovo. An expensive device i

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