The biggest, costliest, and most enticing handheld now has a better OS and price.
The Lenovo Legion Go 2 was large, awkward, and full of odd design choices, like its awkward FPS mouse sensor. And yet, I returned to it again and again in the tail end of 2025 as my constant gaming companion, not the least because it was powerful and sported a beautiful OLED display. At CES 2026, Lenovo announced it will offer its handheld with a better operating system at a slightly cheaper price.
The Legion Go 2 that arrived in 2025 included Windows 11, though it still lacks support for the FSE (full screen experience) featured on the Asus ROG Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X. Lenovo’s new version of the Legion Go 2 contains the same specs as the top-end version from last year. That includes an AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme processor, 32GB of RAM, and options up to 2TB of storage. The big difference this time around is SteamOS.
