Lenovo Legion Go | Gaming Handheld | WQXGA IPS 144Hz 8.8" Touchscreen | AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme | 16GB RAM | 512GB SSD PCIe NVMe | Wi-Fi 6E RZ616 | Shadow Black | Windows 11 Home

Everything is excellent except the battery life, which doesn't quite meet my needs. I would still give it five stars.

The best decision I ever made! I read page upon page of the Lego to compare it to other handheld devices. What sold me was the huge screen size. It runs most pc games at reasonable fps 30-60+ at medium to high graphics settings. Once you get to figuring out the workarounds it runs like a buttery dream. I play it while laying in bed few hours before I sleep. I get about 2 hours on eco battery saver mode which is perfect. Once I get the notification battery low, I know it’s time to sleep.

I have had my Legion Go and wanted to see if it compared to my launch Steam Deck. Here is what it is like.Ergonomics - You always will have to give up some comfort for the modularity. The Switch is not the most comfortable machine, nor is the Legion Go, but that is not to say it is BAD, just there are WAY better feeling handheld PC's. In FPS mode, the right controller is vertical and has a mild learning curve, but works great.Battery Life - Yeah it is not great. As to be expected. Look you are running a QHD screen up to 144Hz, and Windows 11. This is the 1st part of the software holding the base unit back. Windows 11 is not a portable focused OS. It has a lot of back ground processes that will eat into your battery life. Expect 1-2 for modern gaming, more for emulation. Recommended dropping the resolution to 1/2 (1200x800px). You will add 50% to your battery life.Software - Windows 11 is NOT Lenovo's fault. It works, you will be able to play anything you can dream of. If you are a PVP focused person, this is the handheld to get. If you are looking for a better user experience. 1. Go to Lenovo's website, and get the back up image creation tool, and make yourself a recovery drive. 2. Then find a SteamOS clone like Bazzite (recommended) or CimeraOS. Putting a linux OS on it, improves battery life, and is more snappy and user friendly that Legion Space.SELLER - Not sure if I got lucky or if they are THAT GOOD, but my unit even smelled new! (IYKYK) The only thing that was a give way that it was used, was a slight defect in the carry case, where the E in Legion was starting to come off. Oh no what ever shall I do without my beloved LEGION "E".... None of my issues are related to the seller, they get a 5/5. fSTEAMDECK VS LEGION - Legion Go's screen and controllers are great selling points. Its screen size makes it really feel like you can replace your laptop with this device. However it never shakes the feeling of "I got a weird looking laptop". SteamDeck IS more comfy to hold, better battery life, more input methods, and it is the pick up and play experience that still gives it the edge if you are looking for a strict gaming device. Power isn't everything. However if you are one to tinker around and aren't afraid of Linux or OS installs, the Legion Go at the refurbished price makes it a compelling alternative. In the end SteamDeck is my pick, but I am not regretting my purchase in the slightest

The Lenovo Legion Go is a game-changer in the world of handheld gaming! From the moment I powered it on, I was blown away by its performance and versatility. The build quality is top-notch, with a sturdy design that feels premium and comfortable during extended gaming sessions.The display is vibrant and sharp, making every game look stunning, and the customizable RGB lighting adds a nice touch of personality. Its performance is unmatched—whether I’m playing AAA titles or indie games, the Legion Go handles it all seamlessly.Battery life is impressive for such a powerful device, and the fast charging ensures minimal downtime. I also appreciate the detachable controllers and adjustable kickstand, which make it feel like a hybrid between a portable console and a mini gaming PC.If you’re serious about portable gaming and want the best of both power and portability, the Lenovo Legion Go is worth every penny. Highly recommended for gamers on the go!

Arrived well packed, looked brand new. Came in the original travel case (no box), with a new OG charger. Mine had a matte screen protector installed, but no guarantee any others will.

I purchased a refurbished Lenovo Legion Go, mine came in immaculate condition. There was not a single scratch of defect. This device is incredible. It's snappy, multi tasking is easy and pairs nicely with other accessories.It runs games okay. If you use lossless scaling software, it definitely improves the users experience. Emulation is great. Most games run quite smooth. I think the gaming performance is adequate at it's price point. You're not going to get 4 series graphics, but it'll definitely run other games pretty well.I'm a big fan of it. At the refurbished price point, it's one heck of a bargain, and I do not regret impulsively buying it. I never leave product reviews, so this is a testament of how over the moon I am.Srsly great product. Couldn't be happier.

Best handheld on the market no question

When I received the product the speaker was and still is making a sound as if it is blown out.