Lenovo is stepping into the gaming handheld arena with its latest offering, the Lenovo Legion Go. This Windows-powered handheld gaming PC made its debut at IFA 2023 in Berlin, and it’s already turning heads.
What sets the Legion Go apart from other gaming PC handhelds is its detachable controllers. This makes it a versatile and convenient option for gamers on the go.
If boasts an 8.8-inch Quad HD+ display and an AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme chipset.
As a Windows device, the Legion Go has its pros and cons, but its unique features are sure to make it a contender in the handheld gaming market.
Lenovo Legion Go specs
8.8” QHD+ IPS display
2,560 x 1,600 pixels, 144Hz display
Up to AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme
16GB LPDDR5X RAM (7500MHz)
256GB, 512GB, 1TB PCle 4.0 storage
Supports microSD slot
Wi-Fi 6E
Bluetooth 5.2
USB Type-C
Windows 11 Home
2-cell 49WHr battery
65W AC adapter
900mAh controller battery
299 x 131 x 41mm (with controllers)
210 x 131 x 20mm (no controllers)
640 grams (body only), 854 grams (with controllers)
Price and availability
The device will start at USD 699, which is likely the base variant with the non-extreme Ryzen Z1.
Sales are reportedly set to begin in October 2023, although Lenovo is yet to specify which markets it will be available in.
While sales are expected to begin in the US before reaching other markets, including the Philippines, we’ll be sure to keep you updated on any new developments.
