Lenovo, the Legion Go
Lenovo Legion Go S review: feels good, plays bad
Still, the Go S is built far better than the original Legion Go, whose flat-faced controllers felt awkward in my hands. The new portable has some of the best-sculpted grips I’ve felt on a handheld, though their smooth texture can feel a little slippery. I’d have gone with more aggressive stippling to help me hold its 1.61-pound weight.
There are some minor areas this gaming desktop could have improved, but overall, it's a comely beast ready for serious gaming ...
The Lenovo Legion Go is still an amazing Windows-powered handheld gaming console. Yes, it runs Windows 11, which means you will get no limitations in terms of PC gaming. It can run any Windows ...
The Lenovo Legion 5i is a great value — a 16-inch gaming laptop with a screaming-fast CPU that also squeezes a surprising amount of performance from its GPU. The Lenovo Legion 5i is a 16-inch ...
Lenovo’s Legion Go S was one of the worst-kept secrets for CES 2025, but now we don’t need to pretend anymore, as we’ve not only seen it in the flesh, but we’ve had enough time to give it ...
Lenovo Legion Tab stock seems to be moving rather quickly, as the company can’t seem to keep any on hand for more than a couple of days. Lenovo officially announced the Legion Tab during CES ...
The Windows-powered Legion Go S isn't a total bust from Lenovo. The display is great, and so are the speakers. There are also some nice software features, including fully customizable buttons.
Windows on a handheld is a horrible experience and the Lenovo Legion Go S made that abundantly clear after just a couple of days. I’m still knee-deep in benchmarking the device and the Ryzen Z2 ...
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