Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love it for gaming but because its windows it does take a bunch of tinkering with different settings to make sure it doesnt crash or lag. Screen is beautiful though, low power games it runs amazing. Battery stinks but who cares.

Great gaming handheld which doubles as a very capable mobile PC. Superb build quality, fantastic screen, kickstand makes it very versatile. Powerful APU and sufficient battery life for its purpose.

Amazing portable PC, the only thing it's missing is a keyboard. Other than that its a great barebones start if you don't have space for a full pc. At this point it's probably the best handheld pc on the market, unless you're a stickler for VRR. While there's certain things that could be improved, like an option for a median refresh rate, or even just a way to turn on remotes after they've entered sleep mode, without reconnecting them to the system. But for all basic pc needs it will meet them above and beyond, and will run most modern games just fine.

I was looking for handheld and it was either between this or the rog ally x and obviously I went with the legion go with main reason being for the screen the ally x having a smaller screen with more bezels was a dealbreaker for me, to me having slightly better specs doesn’t justify for a smaller screen and the legion go honestly runs very well and can even play intensive games like space marines 2 with little to no problem. So yea happy with my purchase

Very awesome handheld PC. I wish the battery lasted a little longer but other than that it worked flawless!

It is super easy to give this a five star review. This is one of the best purchases I have ever made. I enjoy it more than my PlayStation, Xbox, and all other handhelds. It’s very powerful, the screen is fantastic, and it runs everything like a Windows computer should and would. It is also great for putting on your desk and watching movies in the background. For the size of the screen, the battery lasts a long time. Sometimes the fan does wind up, but I keep mine on the highest settings, so that’s probably a user thing rather than a device thing. I cannot say enough good things about this purchase. Easily a five star and best purchase I have ever made.

It’s a good device. The screen is amazing and controllers feel great. Battery life is the biggest issue with this device. Software needs improvements as well.

I love everything about it. The size is good for my slightly larger than average hands, the screen is beautiful, and it feels comfortable. Only gripe is when you swap the legion space button and the guide button the shortcuts then use the guide button so some issues can occur with that in some games.

Great handheld PC, a little heavy to hold for long periods of time, but battery dies before becoming to uncomfortable.

I was torn between the Steam Deck, and ROG Ally. After tons of research and video reviews, I decided to get the Legion Go and let me tell you. I use this device as a daily driver almost every day. Since getting it I haven’t touched my desktop at all. Something about being able to use my setup but mobile is fun. But why not just get a laptop? Because the handheld factor just feels right Battery life is similar to a laptop. Won’t be as good as the steam deck but treat it like a pc and not a console. If you have some computer literacy you’ll be golden

Largest form factor it could have and still be called handheld. Innovative controls. Speakers suck. Setup software leaves much to be desired.

Great System. If you are looking for a gaming system, This is the one. It is better than the original steam deck since the graphics are much better and more powerful processor. It is better than the ASUS ROG system since it doesn't seem to have a problem with overheating / horrible location of microsd card. It also has full version of windows installed which is nice. It also comes with a free carrying case which is really nice. I really wish they would of made room for the charger and charging cable in the case. I never understand why no one does that. Battery life is not great but I am assuming some firmware fixes down the road should help a little bit.

I was originally going to get the rog ally as I've had it before but got buyers remorse and returned it. I saw this device online and decided to do some research before taking a leap and purchasing it. Boy did this not disappoint me at all. This device is quite astounding it has everything I would want in a handheld pc. Detachable controls huge screen it is amazing and has run everything I've thrown at it so far. I have zero complaints other. Lenovo has been steadily pumping out updates and working out all the bugs and adding features that are desired. I have had it for a few weeks now and I do not plan to return it.

Such a great system, loving the giant screen and higher refresh rate, the speakers aren't that good at first, but there are a lot of great guides online to follow to help make the experience better, really like being switch-like feel of the controllers and screen. Being able to play with each controller in a hand and the screen on a surface is awesome, from the updates that gets release it seems Lenovo really wants to try and make this system work and I really appreciate that. One of many to come greats to the handheld market!

Has a lot of potential if you are willing to work with it and fine tune it, runs most games very smoothly and without issues. Definitely not a plug and play device. Windows isn't intuitive but isn't horrible to navigate once you get a hang of the controls. Screen is amazing. Only thing I didn't like about it was the thumbsticks, no matter how many times I tweaked them they always just felt too sensitive or too slow. Other than that it was much better than I expected. I would recommend it to anyone if they are willing to give it some time

For a handheld gaming pc, it is an absolute beast and the perfect travel size. It is able to handle most games on medium graphics (sometimes high but at the cost of frames per sec). It is able to tackle Cyberpunk 2077 with ease but Hogwarts Legacy not so much. I realized it was because there isn't enough RAM for Hogwarts Legacy to run smoothly, but you can sort of still play it.

This thing plays great! I’m actually surprised.. I’m a PC gamer but was really wanting to play some of my games on the go. I did a lot of research to see what handheld can play AAA PC games without having to lower the graphics a whole lot. It’s amazing. It’s basically a fancy switch 2 LOL.. Been playing FF7 Remake/Rebirth, Genshin, and Oblivion so far. Loving it!! Only negative thing I have is that the speakers could be better but it’s fine.. they’re loud but it can definitely have room for sound quality.. some good headphones or external speakers can easily substitute it. I definitely recommend it and BestBuy had it ready and available for me to pick up easily

It blew all expectations out of the water. I own the ROG ally x and a steam deck o led, and they dont even compare. I will be selling my ROG products and trading in my steamdeck for the new budget legion go s (the budget model runs steam os)

Fast, good screen quality, and no problems so far. The initial set up may take a few hours. The device is a bit heavy for long sessions.

Purchased for our son when his computer died. He goes to school online and with a cradle this can go from desktop PC with keyboard and monitor to handheld gaming device to go. He can also travel with it easily to attend school while on vacation. We plan on getting one for our other son as well. There was a learning curve and it isn’t perfect with every game but overall for a kid who has every video game system on earth including a switch 2, this one is often the one I see him on the couch with.