Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is awesome, when I was on vacation with the Lenovo Legion and it can handle pretty much any game had on Steam, if you're someone who is on a budget of buying a gaming pc, this is your go to.

Good, but not great had its software problems and its not great to hold during long gaming seshs.

If you're on the fence about about the Legion Go then let me tell you hope on off and get yourself one. I am definitely ecstatic no disappointment this way. It is most certainly worth its sticker price. I have no regrets or buyers remorse only smiles.

Started out with bugs… restarted 3 times and updated with an external keyboard to get keyboard going. Portrait screen is a no go at this price point. Build quality is awesome. It’s BIG!!! Bigger than Steamdeck. Fan is loud and whiney!!

Its good, can run older games really well . Use lossless scaling to get higher frames on newer games

The controller felt weird to hold. The right mouse wasn’t optimize for the use. The screen was great but the sound was horrible for the games I was playing. Overall I love the screen and hate everything else.

This is one of my all time favorite purchases! If you are hesitating buying this, don't!

Definitely worth the money, buy it and you will not be disappointed

Not so happy after set up downloading a game takes long. and when you play certin games you have to reduce refresh rate screen quality so it wont play in slow motion returned other then that looks cool nice screen quality

The idea for this product is good but it doesn't quite perform well enough to serve its intended purpose. The touch screen looks nice but is not quite responsive enough to replace a mouse. The virtual keyboard does not always come up when needed, and manually pulling it up is a pain. You can use a full mouse and keyboard if you plug in an adapter to one of the usb-c inputs, but at that point you have something as cumbersome as a laptop. The item description saying this has 2 full sized usb-c ports is a bit misleading, as one of those ports is needed to power the product. So it really only uas 1 input, and usb-c is not what most accessories use, so you will need an adapter of some kind to use most accessories. The biggest issue i had with this though is the power is not quite there. it played stardwew valley and fallout: new vegas fine, but it played "Return to Grace" (a walking sim) very poorly (10 fps or less) and struggled greatly when playing State of Decay 2. SoD 2 slowed to a crawl whenever i entered a building or encountered any zombies, making the game basically unplayable. Neither Return To Grace nor State of Decay 2 are super-demanding games, so it is very disappointing that the Legion Go cannot run them at an acceptable frame rate. If you fiddle with the settings you might be able to get them to play OK, but it seems like a bad sign to me to have so much trouble with only moderately demanding games. i returned this item and got a gaming laptop instead, which was about $1100, and it played State of Decay 2 absolutely great, with no fiddling with settings etc. For most gamers, I think a mid-priced gaming laptop is a better bargain and makes for a far less frustrating experience.

Bought this Lenovo Go and after using a day I just returned it. The initial issue was the device is extremely laggy, gets really hot, and is loaded with apps that doesn't make sense in an hand held device. The only thing I liked was the display. Tried some games on it (most are 10-11 years old games) but they were extremely laggy with the lowest graphics settings. Not a great choice, I would rather purchase the OG Playstation VITA ifkyk ;)

It’s a good handheld I bit heavy and awkward, I also purchased the Steam Deck. Steam Deck is better, I find myself playing the Steam Deck more.

I would put this above the Steam Deck. Not sure about the Rog Ally. Controlls, just like Steam Deck is not the best and the Legion UI is okay. Still not as good and well polish as the Steam Decks UI but I would still choose the Legion Go.

This is a good device with alot of Potential. But my unit had bugs and kept heating. At times the controller would not stay connected properly.

The LeGo has been a wonderful experience. While it has started out a bit rocky, as time has progressed the LeGo has become my favorite handheld. The software has and continues to improve week by week. Def would recommend this over the current competitors.

The speakers are terrible. Everything was super quiet with the newest drivers. I even tried to watch Netflix and i couldn't hear the dialogue with it pressed against my head at max volume. And my ears are fine. It's also over gimmicky, with a billion annoying buttons I'll never use. The higher resolution is actually bad when youre trying to use RSR. That being said everything was workable except the speakers. They're way to quiet, you have to use headphones all the time. I'll be returning it for the Ally.

Too many issues. Fps wasn't great, hardware (controller) disconnecting or not connecting properly, software problems, etc....so I only keep it for a day and returned

Still working on it handhelds are like projects you have to watch all different videos to learn the differt tweeks but love the screen when i look at previous handheld 7 inch looks like a kid toy compared to this screen

Excellent product, the quality of the components is very good.

I bought my husband a rog ally last year for his birthday. He wanted to try this one so i got it for him the picture is a much higher quality, more storage, and it comes with a case. Im very happy with this purchase