Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best device I’ve ever purchased hands down. I did buy it open box for more than the price of it brand new a month later. Hoping Best Buy can potentially accommodate but either way the device I bought was in near excellent condition and a 1 tb. Display is great the only gripe I have is with battery life. With some research you’ll find out the rog all x has double the battery life but you’re sacrificing the detachable controllers and the huge screen so you pick!

Lenovo Legion Go Review – The Ultimate Handheld Powerhouse The Lenovo Legion Go isn’t just a handheld console — it’s a statement. This beast packs the AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme chip, delivering performance that feels almost unreal in such a portable form. Whether I’m running AAA titles like Cyberpunk 2077 or emulating classics, the Legion Go handles it with ease, rarely breaking a sweat. What sets it apart? The stunning 8.8” QHD+ display with a buttery smooth 144Hz refresh rate. It’s literally the best screen on any handheld right now — colors pop, text is crisp, and the high refresh makes every FPS title feel next-level fluid. Combine that with Hall Effect joysticks (no drift, ever), responsive detachable controllers (hello, Switch Pro), and a trackpad that adds PC-style control… and you’ve got a versatile, hybrid gaming weapon.

Absolutely perfect for someone who already has a dedicated gaming Desktop or Laptop. This is a product you’d ideally get if you already know how Microsoft Windows works and how to navigate and trouble shoot a PC. It’s amazing for the value and is simply so far ahead when compared to the ASUS ROG Ally. I have both and find this one to be a better bang for your buck if you’re torn between the two. The bigger screen and more ways to play portably make it hard to go back to the ASUS ROG Ally. For gaming, it’s great, not amazing when compared to a dedicated maxed out PC but the fact it’s ‘great’ compared to one is an absolute achievement and makes this product feel magical. All games in the screenshot have been playable perfectly fine.

I wanted the ability to play literally any game I choose from the past 50 years. Now I can. Modern triple A titles and any classic you can think of. Beautiful display and hi fidelity graphics. Unplugged on max setting, you get 1.5 hours with modern games like Cyberpunk2077 or Reddead redemption 2. Playing games like Everquest or World of Warcraft net about 4.8 hours of play time. A modern phone with a hotspot is very helpful for connecting games that require authentication. Simply disconnect once your game is running. The unit can go into sleep mode, which works very well.

Great device, it’s not for people that had no experience with pc gaming, this is a handheld pc not a console, I have been using it 60% of the time to work, and 40% to game, this device is 237% more powerful than my core i7 11 nth gen work laptop, and I can notice the massive difference in performance, I expanded the storage woth a 1tb microSD and I have installed more games in it, no problem gaming on an microSD. Way better than the ROG Ally, and perfect screen, it is little heavy, but you get used to it as it is very comfortable in the grip

Love how compact and compatible the Lenovo go really is. I mean take it anywhere play with data on 5G and it runs Call of duty smoothly. At home with dual monitors works wanders. I’ve live streamed Rainbow Six Siege, call of duty and several other games no lag no choppy image. The display is crazy with its performance modes and 144GH display. Running 144FPS on COD. This thing has so much to offer I 100% recommend. Not to mention you get 1TB of SSD. I will say the controllers could be better with the analog sticks but the FPS is a pretty cool feature but gotta get use to the mouse.

Pros - good improvement from the steam deck and if you want windows for the freedom of playing any game you really want. Its great for that and the detachable controllers/kickstand is a bonus. Screen is nice and big but when you cut it down to 800p it looks terrible. Runs cool and fan noise can get high up there. . . The cons for me- terrible speakers like actually awful ive never heard speakers this bad actually and I'm pretty cheap testing out speakers under $10. Windows 11 is just a pain for handhelds, the freedom is there but you're in pain for it. The controllers are slightly worse with sharp edges and sd card slot is a little weirdly out. Not flushed with the device

First My laptop is an Legion 5 Pro 2022. Love the Legion Go on the go. Only a few weeks of use so far Love it. Bought the Insignia 140w charger it works fine with the Go. Like every new system that is released, bugs are bound to happen. From Console gamer PS5, PS Vita, and Gen 1 switch to just starting PC gamer began using Lenovo Legion gaming line. Yes I will upgrade to an 2TB ssd next 2 months or so, have an TeamGroup micro sd 1TB installed for my music and video files. I bought the Go over Steam Deck because of the bigger screen, switch like controls, the 2nd usb c(bottom might be a bad location), Kick stand, and like the feel of the unit. Only con is the speakers, got my headphones and/or earbuds to take care of that problem.

This is great for Windows 11. Nice touch with the build in track pad and the scroll wheel below. Great for gaming. I installed Epic, Gog Galaxy, Steam. Now I have access to so many games. I also appreciate the Nintendo Switch style removable controllers. The case it comes with is also great, allows charging through the little pass thru port. This is better than a OneXPlayer. Better than the Asus. Would like it better if it had one standard USB port. It has 2 USBC instead.

I have previously owned a steam deck and and rog ally ,I have to say I I love this device.I had to buy a second one for my wife ,since we are trying to be more on the GO in life ,no pun intended.The fps mode is odd ,but honestly The coolest thing ever ,some games I can no longer go back to using a normal controller. Mad scientist at the Lenovo team I tell you.Gosh The Amazing Display .honestly knocked it out of the park when they made it .Best handheld on the market .If you know longer want to be stuck at the dreaded gaming desk ,this is the way to go .Hook up a decent eGPU to this bad boy with your preem thunderbolt port and your pretty much have a desktop on the go .Buy this product and live your life gamers .

I have to say. The windows version of this is really bad. So I just installed a Linux Distro called Bazzite, and it's just been amazing afterwards (It's like SteamOS, but for everything). People say the Go has bad ergonomics, I have to disagree. It feels awesome in hand and not actually that heavy compared with what some say. All in all I would highly recommend the Legion Go.

This device is the most useful tool I've had in a while. Full windows supported by strong graphics, 1600p 144hz big and bright. If someone told me it was OLED, I'd believe them. It's not, however. I've installed many, many games on my 1 tb ssd and many less modern games on the additional SD card. Games run smoothly, obviously not as good as a dedicated gaming pc, but really strong and I am happy with how smooth it feels. Although heavy, I find holding it is surprisingly comfortable. The FPS mode, utilizing the right controller as a fully functioning mouse is better than I thought it could be. With a Bluetooth keyboard I am off to browsing the internet and sending emails in seconds. So happy with my LeGo!

Amazing performance but battery life can be better

This thing is awesome! Much better than the Switch. Works well as a computer on the go, too. Connects to Bluetooth devices, such as mouse and keyboards, headphones, etc. Very happy with it so far!

Evey time i use the thing it takes about 20 mins or more constantly needing updates, restarts, etc. ive tried to play playstion app on it so i ca play doom when im not home , its not compatible, the battery can last a while 15-20 mins on performance mode while playing apex legends but if i were to play a full gane of trios 20mins or more the battery is dead, joysticks are good but the software for them needs updates every time you use it pretty much , and im not happy because im getting fed up woth it since it doesnt have anything besides two Type-C commectors one on the bottom other on the top whic is fine but i want to plug my controller in to play but that doesnt work, i bought a pair or AR glasses for a wider screen display, those need a port so i proped my device on its case to plug my glasses in and used bluetooth for my controller , that was okay but i have to reset and resync my controller each timei use it between playstation and the lenovo even though its a saved device it doesnt work, it works like a regualr pc but is more restrictive than a laptop when it comes to apps and sign in and this and that, it has become better now that windows finally added a passkey, i spent 4 hours tryong to sign in with steam which that was a nightmare and a half, it plays apex okay and respect it for that, but if yiu try and trade it into best buy even in excellent condition theyll only give you $180 for it . I do like it when its working but everything windows based always has a million issues , you have to sign in with your username and password 3-5 times for each accoun your syncing but now that passkey cane alomg it saved that constant headache, the device is good if youre using it every day but you have to manually update the thing each timeyou use it even whn you have auto updates turned on. I wish it was an apple product then i woudlnt evr havethese issues but also im poor so i cant afford alot

Was there a day too early to get the rog ally x so i took a look at the legion go. Decided to buy this instead and im so glad i did. I love this thing. The screen is bigger and the detachable controllers is what does it for me.

This has been a great device for gaming on the go. I drive semi truck for a living and this has definitely replaced the switch and even for the most part my gaming laptop for the most part. Preformance is great, can run most newer games on low with no problems. And runs a lot of older games on high or better settings with no problems. If you are into emulation youlll be in luck this is a great handheld for that! I would definitely recommend a foldable bt keyboard especially for strategy games

I love it. I was looking at allot of videos and allot of them were sort of negative so i got it and made my own opinion and i have enjoyed it. I take it anywhere i can, mostly work cause its slow some days. Only thing is the battery does go out fast depending on the settings you have and games y I i play but besides that its all good.

The standout feature of this device is its 8.8” screen, which offers vibrant colors and unmatched resolution in the handheld category. While the battery life isn’t great, this issue can be easily mitigated with a battery bank. Additionally, despite 16 GB of RAM seeming modest, it is actually more than sufficient for this handheld.

The big screen is nice. The device is big but not too heavy. It can get too hot though even with minimal browsing and 2D games. Some games do run smooth while others do not.