Lenovo’s Legion Go sits in the brand’s Legion gaming range as a Windows handheld PC, competing with devices like the ASUS ROG Ally and Steam Deck. The appeal is flexibility: you get a portable console-style experience, but with the freedom (and occasional faff) of a full PC for launchers, mods and productivity apps.
Who is this for?
If you want a big, vivid screen for handheld play, the 8.8in OLED panel is the headline, giving deeper blacks and punchier contrast for darker games and HDR-friendly titles. The AMD Ryzen Z2 platform is aimed at modern PC gaming on the move, while 32GB of RAM helps when you are juggling heavier games, background apps and Windows overhead. A 512GB SSD is fine for a rotating library, but today’s AAA installs can fill it quickly, so expect to manage storage or add more later.
- 32GB RAM for smoother multitasking and fewer bottlenecks in demanding games
- 512GB SSD for fast load times, but limited space for large libraries
- 8.8in OLED for richer contrast and better perceived detail in darker scenes