The Legion Go 2’s premium features may be overshadowed by its price tag.
I would definitely describe myself as a fan of what Lenovo has been doing in the handheld gaming space. Their initial Legion Go handheld received mixed reviews, but its Switch-like detachable controllers made it unique. The subsequent Legion Go S series featured a more familiar form factor, but a zippy processor, brilliant screen, and the ability to choose from either Windows or Steam OS made these more traditional handhelds attractive additions to Lenovo’s growing lineup of devices.
For its next handheld, Lenovo has announced it is updating the original Legion Go, updating this device’s signature detachable controllers with a new design, and adding substantial upgrades including an 8.8-inch 1200p OLED screen with VRR, 50% larger battery and a new, hidden optical mouse. This base model of this new handheld will be powered by AMD’s Z2, and ships with 16GB of RAM and 1TB of storage.
