Customer Ratings & Reviews

this thing is awesome and Unlike the Switch, which has a thin and flimsy kickstand on the back, the Legion Go has a wide kickstand that covers its entire backside. This not only ensures your machine won’t topple over, but it also opens up an alternative way to play the device. such as FPS mode kind of fun and silly at the same time. The Lenovo Legion Go is a portable gaming powerhouse that punches above its weight. With its compact design and detachable accessories, it's built for gaming on the go without sacrificing performance. Powered by top-tier components, including a graphics card and Intel Core processor, it delivers smooth gameplay and stunning visuals. Whether you're gaming, working, or streaming, its versatility shines through. If you crave gaming freedom without compromise, the Legion Go is your ticket to untethered excitement.

This is a great device and its not for everyone. If you plan to play this like at a hotel or your house its great but you plant to play at dr office or bus etc you might want something smaller more portable. it ony has 2 problems battery life not the greatest you can get like 1 hour and 30 on demanding game on balance power setting and 2 30 on low demanding game on balance power if you go to performance 1 hour and 15 mins. So basically its great for around the home but if you want to go place you can but I would recomend something smaller more portable. This is best option if you plan to also use it as a portable pc.

Got it and worked amazing when I got it in a excellent condition used purchase of the Legion Go, I have to say this is the coolest handhrld ive ever used its like its everything i want in a handheld except only one problem and thats that this thing is a little heavy but other than that it feels amazing and runs games amazingly.

I love this thing! It’s a beast it plays all the games my pc normally would play, plus I can play on the couch!! Highly recommend the screen is amazing!

If you like big screens this is the handheld pc/console for you. The Lenovo software is in need of some love. Hopefully it will get some more patches/updates that will improve it over the next several months. I found the build quality to be very nice. It doesn't feel like a toy and it doesn't feel cheap to me. If Lenovo/AMD continue with the updated drivers, etc. I think Lenovo has a winner on its hands. I found the analog sticks to be tighter/better than the Asus ROG Ally sticks. The Asus sticks are too loose imo. It takes some getting used to with the weight. I do find it to be comfortable. There are a ton of buttons though, because of the FPS mode, mouse, and customization options. If you're in need of a bigger screen and you're comfortable tinkering with windows software i think it's pretty sweet. I like the Steam deck, and ROG Ally as well. This one is friendly with xbox game pass and the build, screen, and the thinking outside the box unique features (FPS mode, detachable switch-like controllers). It's not perfect, but it's good!

Build quality is great. Screen is great and bright. Controllers feel nice, wish it was PS layout instead of Xbox layout, the sharp edges dig into my palms after a while but it's tolerable. Heat management is good, doesn't go above 75C, the fan is audible and wish it didn't have a high pitch sound to it but earbuds eliminates that issue. Wish the SSD size was standard with the Steam Deck and ROG Ally. This device is great! But if you expect to run AAA games at ultra details at default resolution, this isn't the device for you and you're better off getting an gaming laptop with a RTX 4090. You have to tinker, that's the name of the game.

If you can handle the added weight it's a great form factor to play games on the go. Much faster than my old steam deck and with a larger screen much less taxing on my eyes

I love this thing. Best part is the detachable controllers. Cant wait for aftermarket models to come out for different grips and such. Love the screen size and have mine set to 1080p to ensure good performance. If you are in the fence about it, id say go for it.

I wanted a larger screen and love the removable controllers, I'm also a pc gamer so using windows 11 is much easier then trying to figure out the stem os or I believe desktop mode was linux.

So cool, huge screen, fun to play. The fan gets a little loud sometimes.

I’ve been a handheld gamer all my life. From the early days of nintendo, to the current high power pc handhelds. I own the Steam Deck, ROG Ally, and Legion GO. I can say with complete certainty, that the hardware on the Legion Go is my favorite configuration. The detachable controllers are a game changer. And the massive screen is incredibly beautiful. 5 stars!

Awesome product great to play wherever you want battery life isnt the greatest but for the performance its not bad.

Very nice device, all games run very well. The device is a bit big for my hands, but is not a problem. The screen is nice a big, much better then the switch. I recommend it.

Excellent product. Does everything I need it to do flawlessly. Great for console style(controller) and PC style(mouse and keyboard) games. The detachable joystick that doubles as a mouse is a game changer for RTS games. Highly recommend this product

This handheld PC is amazing every game i have played on it hasnt had any problem. I play highly demanding triple A games. Its basically a PC in your hand you can play games on. There are other handhelds out there that are great but i put this one as one of the top 3 for sure. Its a bit pricey but worth the price!

Excellent piece of tech!! Fans a little loud but other than that Great!

1. Not for casual gamers looking for an out of the box expereance. More then basic windows gaming experance required. IE BIOS updates, DDU and full windows reinstall 2. Works on AAA tittles however you will run these games on low settings at 1280x800 3. Battery life is limmited at this time. Updates might help a small bit. You will need a 100W power brick not the oem 65w power adapter it comes with and a good 20000mah battery that does PD100w. 4. Would upgrade to a 2tb NVME drive so buy the 500gb version and upgrade it your self. 5. I have the ONEXGPU works verry nice but the Legion go is not on oem graphics drivers and it is a pain to set it up to work with an eGpu at this time. Cyberpunk 2077 running at 130 fps agt 1920x1200. Usuing eGpu + lossless scaling on high settings looks amazing on this screen and plays smooth.

This device is incredible! I have traded in my Xbox Series X because I do not feel the need for it after purchasing this device. It takes some adjustments, especially with the horrible software support from Lenovo. However, if you aren't afraid to change some things, this is a fantastic buy. The screen is huge. It does make it a little less portable than something like the Steam Deck or the ROG Ally, but it also makes the games all the better. It's also crystal clear. Perfect for media consumption or games. The removable controllers is also a HUGE plus. Completely removes the need to carry an additional controller with you. Also FPS mode makes it so you can play games that are mouse and controller only much easier.

Having purchased both the rog ally and the legion go, returned the rog and giving this one a shot. Soild handheld not too heavy unless you have small hands however like the rog if you are not tech savy with drivers,tweking settings,or windows itself , you may be dismayed. Being brand new into the market it still has alot of updates to go which is why im going to give it a shot and hopefully next year with future updates from lenovo it will be at its best potential. Comparing it to the rog ally the main reason i keeping the legion is much more fluid it is being both a gamepad and a desktop , i dont use legion space at all other than the settings part which is handy . At least until lenovo updates it. the fps mode is cool turning the right controller into a mouse basically turning it into a mini on the go pc. Beautfiul screen but dont except to be playing AAA with high settingd and in its native resolution but hopefully that will change with updates.

The screen is the MVP. Its not quality of a Steam Deck OLED, but it looks great and its size was crucial for playing games not meant for the small screen. Though the 1600p resolution feels like overkill, so i never went above 1200p. The stuttering was a pretty common issue and the battery life it not great. I appreciate that FPS mode exists and its a great alternative innovation to playing M&K away from your desk, but it just wasnt for me. I feel like most of its issues are software related which seem to be getting better, but that along with me just preferring to play most of the games on the big screen was enough to deter me from the time being so i returned it. I'm just not the target audience based on the types of games I like: cinematic single player and shooters.