Lenovo turned heads and created a strong competitor to the Steam Deck with its Windows handheld gaming PC that launched in 2023. Now, the company is working on a next-gen Legion Go 2, known lovingly as LeGo 2 by fans, that offers many of the same features as the original Legion Go, while implementing the latest AMD Ryzen Z2 handheld processor. It's definitely a device that Legion Go fans and handheld gaming PC enthusiasts should keep an eye on.
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The Lenovo Legion Go 2 has leaked — here's how it stacks up to the Xbox Ally X
PC Gaming Leaked on Chinese social media, this Lenovo Legion Go 2 is rocking a Z2 (non-extreme) APU and an impressive 32GB RAM, OLED VRR panel, and more. Here's how it stacks up to the ASUS Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X.
Lenovo Legion Go 2 release date 'outed' but with caution
Handhelds A regional Lenovo social media account has claimed to know when the Legion Go 2 will be released, but as always, this shouldn't be gospel.
First direct comparisons suggests SteamOS destroys Windows 11 for gaming
PC Gaming The first direct and natively supported comparison between identical Windows 11 and SteamOS gaming hardware is here. And it's pretty much a bloodbath for Microsoft.
There are some tradeoffs between a ROG Ally and Legion Go S
Handhelds We compared the Legion Go S against the ROG Ally. They're both good handhelds, but they outpace each other in different ways.
Here's how the new Legion Go S compares to the original Legion Go.
Handhelds Not sure which Legion Go to get? Specs for the new Legion Go S have been revealed. Here's how this new device compares against the original Legion Go.
How different is the Legion Go 2 from the Legion Go S?
Handhelds The Legion Go 2 is technically just a prototype right now, but we know enough of the current specs that we can compare it against the new Legion Go S.
2 pros and 2 cons of SteamOS coming to non-Steam Deck handhelds
Handhelds SteamOS will soon officially be available on multiple third-party gaming handhelds, which is both good and bad.
