Customer Ratings & Reviews

First off I owned a Steam Deck and LeGo gen 1. Mostly wanted this guy for the better screen and the slightly better performance to play certain games a bit better). The screen did not disappoint whatsoever. This device is a bit on the heavy side but that doesn't bother me at all. Battery life varies depending on the game but its definitely a massive improvement over the first Legion Go device. If your willing to invest in the cost of this device, you wont be disappointed. I did upgrade my SSD with a 4tb and was super easy to install. Having this made it easy to install a ton of games and emulators.

Lenovo followed the small ideas as the original legion go. Detachable controllers that are more ergonomic making it less of a strain on your hands over long play sessions. FPS mode now has a puck that wil latch to the remote so it doesn’t go flying or falling off when in use. Only handheld with an oled screen and hdr with VRR. Bigger battery and better cooling. Performance over original varies with marginal gains over the previous model. Included carrying case is welcome however feels like a downgrade when compared to the hard case the came with the original legion go. Other things I’ve noticed after using for a few days. Uma buffer for video ram is set to 2gb from the factory leading to poor performance and the power controller is set to manual instead of auto leading to stability and crashing issues both of which can only be changed in the bios. Sometimes the quick access menu button just fails to do anything turned on the simple fps counter and after a few minutes of verifying settings stability could not bring up the quick access menu without restarting the whole device. Legion space is definitely more fluid however there seems to currently be a bug that shows Bluetooth being on even if it is turn off in windows. My least favorite thing is the joysticks while they do have better placement this time around they still seem to want to go all over the place with the slightest movement or maybe I got a bad unit I have no idea since I haven’t seen much about the joysticks being talked about yet. Hopefully a third party manufacturer will step up to the plate and offer replacements at some point.

Gaming is just 1 of the many things this portable PC can handle. It's a multi-purpose machine that boast the best OLED screen of any other handheld currently. Fast and responsive. I don't play FPS games since I get motion sickness easily but RPG and fighting games look stunning!! Make sure to watch some Youtube videos on how to optimize the Legion Go 2 Extreme for optimal performance. Yes it is pricey but if you want the best you have to pay for it. No regrets on this purchase!

Lenovo simply listened to what everyone wanted in an upgrade to the original Legion Go that there should not be any surprises. However, people should not be surprised that all these things cost a premium and that’s where the legion go 2 comes in. This is a big device and anyone looking at this probably already knows this from having the original. The ergonomics were improved from the first device so they are better but keep realistic expectations with a device this size. The screen blows everything else out of the water with a 8.8” OLED with VRR and 144HZ refresh rate. The Z2E chip isn’t the biggest jump in performance but the other upgrades to screen, ergonomics, 32GB RAM, improved speakers and improved software is exactly what people asked for. The price might seem high, but the cost of these upgrades are what they are. The rog xbox ally x might have better ergonomics but the chip is the same, it has less RAM and the screen is terrible. This is the device to best right now and is well worth the high price.

If you are coming from a Steam Deck, like I was, the Lenovo Legion Go 2 is a massive upgrade. The performance is definitely multiple steps up. The Go 2 easily powers through most currently available games with smooth frame rates. But the real star here is the incredible 8.8-inch OLED screen. The colors pop, the blacks are deep, and it makes every game look stunning. Even though it is a bulky device, the ergonomics are stellar. The controllers are super comfortable for long gaming sessions, the back buttons are finally easy to reach, and the built-in kickstand is a lifesaver when your arms need a break. Highly recommend it if you want a premium handheld experience! Unfortunately, the cost of this device has gone up significantly due to the A.I. drive RAM and storage shortage. Definitely more cost effective to get a beast gaming PC or laptop at the price this is going for now.

The Lenovo Legion Go 2 is one of the more impressive Windows gaming handhelds available if you want a larger screen, strong performance, and enough memory to handle modern games without feeling immediately limited. The 8.8-inch 2K OLED display is easily one of the biggest highlights. Colors look excellent, blacks are deep, and the 144Hz refresh rate makes games feel very smooth when the hardware can take advantage of it. The larger screen also makes games easier to enjoy compared with smaller handhelds, especially for RPGs, strategy games, and titles with a lot of on-screen text. Performance from the Ryzen Z2 Extreme is strong for a portable system. Paired with 32GB of RAM, there is enough headroom for newer AAA games, emulation, multitasking, and even some light desktop use. The 1TB SSD is a good starting point as well, although larger modern games can still fill it faster than expected. For portable gaming, the Legion Go 2 gives you a lot of flexibility. You can use it as a traditional handheld, connect it to a monitor or TV, or pair it with accessories and use it almost like a small gaming PC. That versatility is one of its strongest advantages. The biggest downside is size and weight. The large 8.8-inch screen is great when you're playing, but it also makes the system less portable than something like a Steam Deck or smaller handheld. It is definitely more comfortable for couch, hotel, or travel gaming than something I would want to hold for hours without resting my arms. Battery life is another area where expectations should be realistic. With a powerful processor, high-refresh OLED display, and demanding Windows games, battery life can vary significantly depending on resolution, brightness, performance mode, and the game being played. Lowering the resolution or power settings can help considerably when you need more time away from an outlet. Windows is both a strength and a weakness. You get broad game compatibility, launchers, mods, Game Pass, and normal PC functionality, but Windows still isn't as seamless on a handheld as a dedicated console-style operating system. Occasionally dealing with updates, pop-ups, launchers, or small interface elements is part of the experience. Overall, the Legion Go 2 is an excellent choice for someone who prioritizes performance and screen quality over having the smallest possible handheld. The OLED display, Ryzen Z2 Extreme, 32GB of memory, and large screen make it feel closer to a portable gaming PC than a simple handheld console. **Pros:** Excellent 8.8-inch OLED display, 144Hz refresh rate, strong Ryzen Z2 Extreme performance, 32GB RAM, good 1TB starting storage, large screen, versatile Windows gaming support, and excellent for travel or couch gaming. **Cons:** Larger and heavier than many handhelds, battery life depends heavily on performance settings, Windows can still feel awkward on a handheld, 2K resolution can be demanding in newer games, and the premium hardware comes at a premium price.

Is it expensive? Yes. Is it worth it? Abso-freaking-lutely. I've gone through a laundry list of handheld PCs now - I've owned the ROG Ally Z1E, ROG Ally X, Legion Go 1, Steam Deck OLED, MSI Claw 8ai+, and OneXPlayer F1 Pro. All of these devices were great in their own ways, but had compromises either in performance or efficiency. Legion Go 2 is the only one that I truly cannot put down that I have no major complaints about, so much so that I've sold all of my other handhelds. Let's start with the star of the show: THE SCREEN. This is hands down the best screen in this form factor. Colors pop, VRR minimizes stuttering, and the resolution is just right. I am shocked just how good this display is and after using the Go 2, I couldn't go back to another device, even if they also had an OLED screen. I hope that Lenovo releases a lightweight tablet that leverages this display in the future. The speakers are much improved from Gen 1. I returned the Legion Go almost immediately because the speakers on that device were an absolute joke. Even though they are still top firing, the sound stage is much bigger and I've had 0 issues with it. Battery life on this device is incredible. I love how I can just charge it while not in use, then play through an entire session without having to plug in again. The Z2 Extreme is very efficient at lower wattages and the battery is much improved over the previous model as well. Ergonomically, it feels very good in the hands and somehow feels lighter than the Gen 1 Go. It's still heavy compared to other devices in the market and you will feel some strain if your favorite way to play is in bed like me. I don't love the release mechanism of the controllers and wish that Lenovo implemented a magnetic mechanism like the Switch 2. The trackpad is the best one I've used on a non-Steam Deck handheld. I love the bottom port for charging. One minor gripe I have is the sheer number of buttons on this device which are really hard not to press inadvertently just from gripping it. Would be great if Lenovo could release controllers that are a little more trimmed down on the extra buttons. Minor complaints: The carrying case is a soft one. I wish they provided a hard case like the Gen 1 Go. The controller sticks have very low resistance. Not bad enough to be a dealbreaker. Would have liked to see a 2TB SSD at this price point. Don't love the type of SSD they used either (2242). Upgrading is pretty easy though. Windows still sucks. Install Bazzite on this and don't look back.

This has been a great device in the time that I’ve had it. If you want a handheld with a big OLED screen with VRR, this is the one to get. The display is perfect. It’s played everything I’ve tried at reasonable settings and the battery life is decent. There are a couple draw backs with this device: 1)It is a very large device. I have big hands and this thing is barely manageable without shifting my grip. 2)Windows Sleep/Wake is terrible. The device regularly turns back on in my bag and in the middle of the night. Drains the battery and gets hot in my bag. 3)The detachable controllers are cool, but I don’t really see the use. If you have space to put it down and hold the controllers, you’d be better off with a laptop and a controller. I’ve also had to restart the device a couple times to get the controllers to register button presses.

I’ve spent solid time with the Lenovo Legion Go 2, and honestly, this feels like Lenovo really listened to feedback from the first gen. The performance jump is noticeable right away — games run smoother, load faster, and overall stability is much better, even during longer sessions. The display is still one of the biggest highlights. It’s sharp, vibrant, and immersive, especially for a handheld. Playing AAA titles or even indie games feels premium, not cramped like on smaller screens. The improved ergonomics make a big difference too — it’s more comfortable to hold for extended gaming without feeling awkward or fatiguing. Controls feel tighter and more responsive, and the detachable controller concept still sets it apart from competitors. It’s great for switching between handheld mode and tabletop setups without feeling gimmicky. Battery life is improved compared to the original, and while it’s still a powerful device that benefits from tuning settings, it’s more reliable for real-world use. What I appreciate most is how versatile it is. It’s not just a gaming device — it genuinely works as a portable PC when you need it to. Lenovo seems committed to refining the Legion Go lineup, and the Legion Go 2 feels like a confident step forward rather than a minor refresh. If you’re into handheld PC gaming and want something powerful, flexible, and different from the usual options, the Legion Go 2 is absolutely worth considering.

The Good: - 8.8" display is the best and most immersive experience you can get on a handheld. - OLED brings vibrant colors, perfect inky blacks with infinite contrast, and HDR looks incredible. - 144hz with VRR makes games look butter smooth. - Performance on the Z2E processor and 32GB of RAM is solid with being able to play all my favorite games on the go. - The most versatile handheld with 4 different ways to use it. Handheld, console, FPS, or tablet mode. - Streaming to the Legion Go 2 is awesome. If you have a decent PC, you can use sunshine or apollo app (I use apollo) on your PC, and moonlight on the legion go, and stream all your games to your handheld. This is one of the ways to take full advantage of the display and play your games on max settings at full 1200p 144hz on the OLED screen. The mid: - Windows 11 is a clunky experience on a handheld that takes up a lot of resources. Look into getting the "xbox full screen experience" on the legion go 2 for a better UI that allows you to access all your games and launchers from one space, while using far less resources to increase performance - Comfort is ok. It is a big and heavy device, and the right thumb stick can feel a little cramped during extended playing sessions. Not a deal breaker, but something I've noticed. Also, playing with 2 separate controllers when they are detached feels awkward. It would have been nice include a plastic piece to make your 2 controllers into 1. I know you can buy these separately, but with how much these things cost, it should have been included. The bad: - The price of this generation of handhelds is pretty crazy. Also compared to the first Legion Go and the fact that this costs almost twice the price is even crazier to think about. - The setup process of windows 11 is annoying. You got to update windows, update your apps in the Microsoft store, update your BIOS and/or drivers in the legion space app, possibly uninstall and reinstall your gpu drivers, and then, if you're lucky and didn't run into any issues, then you can start downloading your launchers and games.

Very powerful little machine! Thing is a beast! Screen size is great, colors are vibrant and it runs everything I've thrown at it.

4.5 Stars. Most important thing to note, Steam Deck OLED vents still smell better. I had the XBAX (xbox ally x) and returned it to preorder the Legion Go 2. I rated the XBAX a 4 and will stick with that but it had the superior ergonomics, and IMO the xbox full screen experience beats the glitchy Legion Space when comparing the native software. Also The LEGO2 D-Pad and right thumbstick placement is horrible, reminds me of the Switch. I have large hands and have to tuck and bend, I find it easier to just use the ball joint of my thumb, though not as accurate. And my palm is constantly touching the touch pad making it do funny things, so I disabled it completely. Since it's detachable, I hope Lenovo or a third party can make a more ergonomic controller even if it makes it wider. Also speakers, it's decent but the XBAX front facing speaker is much better. Initial impressions I wasn't impressed. The OLED is nice, but some games I have to lower the resolution on top of upscale which made it look hideous on a nice OLED display. I'm also never frame gen as my eyes/brain is sensitive to the fake frames. But eventually the LEGO2 grew on me, it takes a bit of tinkering for each game, if you don't mind that you can get decent results. Most games I'm running lower settings with FSR, and I prefer Balance energy/power profile for a more quiet fan experience and mildly better battery. Windows 11 is actually useable as a computer, that's why I'm giving this the extra .5 stars. It has the spec to be a decent PC and can be a casual laptop replacement.

Its honestly perfect runs game smooth the oled screen is beautiful and made me actually go and get an Oled monitor after for my main setup because of how much i loved it and its a perfect device i can take anywhere i go or if im feeling tired or lazy and dont wanna sit at my desk i can relax with this on the sofa its perfect!

Overall great product with good performance. Has the basically the same battery life as steam deck (I’ve had both) but it has to have the right settings. I’ve played gta 5, call of duty and basic smaller games on it over the past few months and I’ve never had a problem and I’ll also use it at a tablet at times. I’ve done the full setup that makes it into a full on pc setup as well. Over all love the product and if you have the extra cash, I would def recommend

Compared to the Xbox Ally X they’re pretty much the same in terms of performance. The LeGo 2 has a bigger screen that’s Oled and attachable controllers and kick stand like the switch that makes it to where you can have put it down and play anywhere. The larger screen is what got me to like this over the Xbox Ally X. The comfort is good but the screen is too small.

Best Buy was quick to notify me about my pickup, and the Lenovo Legion Go 2 has been fantastic right out of the box.The massive 8.8-inch screen now features smooth VRR support, and the redesigned, rounded grips fix the sharp edges of the original model.Games run noticeably smoother at 1200p with significantly quieter fan noise and zero thermal throttling.Legion Space is much faster and cleaner, delivering 2.5 to 4 hours of playtime depending on the title.

I had the previous version and changed Legion Go 2. Definitely it’s the best handheld that we have today (2025/2026). Big screen; lot of memory; very good processor; little heavy, but ok; comfortable, but not the same as a normal joystick; very easy to use, I mean if you are familiar with Windows; but you can install Steam OS; I can play AAA games with no issues in low performance with 30 fps, not a big deal. Super recommended!

I would like to start off by saying ive owned the original rog ally z1 extreme since day 1 release and i loved it, i also bought the xbox ally z2 extreme and returned it. I love lenovo products i own a 4080 i9 liquid cooled desktop that ive had for almost 3 years now with 0 issues, after the disappointment (with the screen size and weird handles) i had with the xbox rog z2 extreme i decided to purshase this legion go 2, best thing i could have done. The screen is beautiful and games can actually run at that 1200p at mid to high settings. I play only AAA games outerworlds 2,stalker 2,red dead 2, spidermam and all those gsmes run amazing at mid to high settings at 1200p.

Amazing handheld. I'm able to run Stellar Blade on max settings on this beast. The OLED screen is leagues better than other handhelds with LCD screens. Performance is great, barely hear the fan when it kicks on. Only gripe is it's only has 1 tb of storage, but if you know how, it's upgradable with an SSD swap.

It is a bit heavy and will wear your hands out after a solid gaming station. The oled screen and power is worth the investment. It plays most new gen games very well. Obscur 33 is averaging 70 fps at low settings but is very playable. BF6 is sold at medium graphics, just would recommend a third party controller.