Customer Ratings & Reviews

Not a bad mobile gaming system. Size is kinda awkward, even with larger hands. Battery life is pretty bad. Thinking of running linux on it here soon.

This thing is absolutely fantastic. I did so much research unsure of whether or not I should buy the Legion, and I am so happy I finally committed to it. It does take a tiny bit of setup to get the settings right, but once you have it all sorted out it's amazing. The only thing I don't love is the battery life, but I keep it plugged in when I game and have no trouble

Hardware wise it is amazing, display is top tier and the ergonomics are amazing to hold. Nothing to conplain about there but software wise needs to dire updates. Like Valve and Asus tho i don't doubt they'll make some good work and get up to par given some time.

Everything runs great. I recommend looking up a guide on updating out of the box, their is a few things you'll need to change. If you plan on heaving gaming it will have to be plugged in. Otherwise you're looking at 1hr 30 min game time on battery.

Quick easy simple just like a PC The only downside is the battery life's not that great when you have it on max settings

Love it!! Great for on the go gaming!! Battery life is kinda short but overall it’s wonderful.

The LLG is good for what it is but its definitely a beast of a gaming handheld device. It’s heavier than the Ally which I ultimately ended up with after testing the big 3 (Steam deck Oled, Rog Ally & Legion Go. The screen is dope but most of the time cant be fully utilized. The joysticks were nice but not a big fan of the detachable aspect because it reminded me of a switch. The price that its being sold for (749.99) is alot considering the ally is at the time of writing this @599.99 for the same Z1 Extreme processor. I think in time it will mature in terms of software and overall capabilities but if you see this on sale at a competitive price vs the competition you really cant go wrong.

This thing is amazing! The performance during streaming via the cloud is great! However, gaming on the hardware drains the battery rather quickly and averages 25-47 fps depending on the game and settings. It is still a great purchase for gaming on the go!

Windows OS has its issues. Putting the device in sleep mode, for instance, is a chore. Track pad not nearly as good as the Steam Deck. Ergonomics, and battery life are subpar. All things considered, still a decent device for light gaming. The big screen is a plus and the Nintendo Joy con functionality is decent.

Great handset and very happy with the overall purchase. I play Horizon on it and it gets a little lag, but overall amazing display and performance. The biggest disappointment is the battery life, but other than that I would say get it!

I bought it for a trip that I was going on and didn't want to bring my gaming laptop it was perfect played very well also it does have a bit of cons software can be buggy have to factory reset a couple time but once I got everything figured out it was smooth selling I don't want to go through everything I had to do because it was a long story but well worth it I also think it's worth it because I got it on sale I bought open box and I only paid $500 with tax and then I got an additional $70 off because it was supposed to be an excellent condition and they sent me one without a charger or power supply so I did have to buy one off Amazon other than that it was amazing I only paid $15 for the power supply so worth the additional discount

Amazing machine. Once you get past the large amount of setup, instaling drivers and software, etc., if is hands down the neat handheld on the market. The 8.8” screen makes all thw difference in the world compared to the smaller 7” screens on competitors. Plays everything i throw at it as well as i could hope. 5 stars.

With this I can all my pc games on the road. The battery is something to get use to.

Great machine.Lenovo is staying on top of updates.Much like the ROG ALLY itll take a couple months to get all the bugs worked out.That said.I play COD MW2,BATTLEFIELD 2042 AND GRID LEGENDS without any trouble.Plays as well as my console.The screen is big and gorgeous.Sold my Ally to get this and have 0 regrets.

Really happy with this device. While the Legion software (and Windows itself) could use improvement, this device is great. Steam, Xbox, emulation and even PlayStation remote streaming. The screen is nice and large, and the sd card actually works.

Awesome device, feels a bit large at first (compared to a switch OLED) but you get used to it fast. Powerful, great performance once debloating Win11.

WONDERFUL! I bought it for my husband for Christmas and he cannot put it down.

Great purchase! Very happy with the product and performance. Best graphics in its class with a massive display compared fo other handhelds where you can barely make out the font.

Takes time to tinker with. I consider myself to be a tech guy. I work for a tech company and it took sometime to get it just right . I come from a steam deck which is probably as close to plug and play for a handhdld out there. I still have my steam deck and consider it the benchmark for handhelds, however i do like call of duty and other games that just aren’t compatible and the legion go is pretty nice for those games. I wanted another handheld with a track pad built it, and coming from a steam deck its a must have. Updates in the last month or so have been very good and it being a windows machine, it becomes a pretty universal peice of tech. For those coming from a steam deck wanting a but more power and utility this fits the bill. Im also a grad student and to hop off a game and into a project meeting by attaching a web cam and keyboard is pretty dope. Lastly, do yaself a favor and spend the extra 50 to get the 1TB, you will be glad you did .

Epic large vivid screen, Solid exquisite build, Innovative detachable controllers, Great cooling fan system, Nice to have touchpad, Power to run most AAA games and emulators with a huge upscale, Ok battery life. Just need to improve the Legion software and Windows needs to make a handheld mode. Beast of a machine.