Lenovo Legion Go

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The Lenovo Legion Go is the latest gaming handheld seeking to overthrow the Steam Deck. Based on our time with the system, we think it has a shot at becoming the new handheld champion.

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Last revision on September 28, 2023

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Excellent specs
FPS mode for right controller
Larger 8.8-inch than the 7-inch Asus and Valve are using
Crisp QHD, 144 Hz display
Detachable controllers

Reviewers Didn't Like

Latency and framerate issues
High price
Larger and heavier than the Steam Deck

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By ExpertReviews on September 01, 2023

Hands on: I like the look of the Lenovo Legion Go, especially its large display and button-festooned detachable controllers. The wireless mouse capability sounds intriguing, too, but if I wanted to play FPS games on the go, I’d probably just bring along a lightweight gaming mouse.

By TechRadar on September 01, 2023

Hands on: The Lenovo Legion Go is a great PC handheld, with great specs and some design features that truly set it apart from its competition. However, it also has a couple issues that while not difficult to fix, could put a serious damper on its success if it launches in this state.

By Tom's Guide on September 01, 2023

The Lenovo Legion Go is the latest gaming handheld seeking to overthrow the Steam Deck. Based on our time with the system, we think it has a shot at becoming the new handheld champion.

By The Verge on September 01, 2023

Hands on: I think a lot of the outlook for this device will hinge on whether Lenovo is able to make its gadget play nice with Windows (and nail its launcher, which is still largely an unknown). I’m sure that’s not an easy task, and I don’t envy the engineers who have to get it done — but as we learned from the Ally just a few months ago, that degree of compatibility can absolutely make or break a gaming experience.

Lenovo Legion Go

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