Customer Ratings & Reviews

I like this version of legion go. It comes with SteamOs. Turn it on and you got steam running can load up games quick with no hassle. I bought the 500GB and decided to upgrade my storage. I was able to dual-boot into windows got Fortnite to about 100 fps. This device is cool, you can take it anywhere. I’m able to run bo3 zombies and expedition 33 with ease. It’s really good for indie games. Does drain battery with high performance games but does it slowly. You get to game for a couple hours which is good. The fan does sound a little loud but it’s okay, kids are louder.

Steam Deck 2 who?? Oh right the Legion Go S Z2 that’s who! This device is a beast! Native SteamOS should be standard for all handhelds. I use it for streaming games from my main PC. These x86 devices are designed for streaming and it shows when you can use them in person. I can stream 1920x1200 for hours on end without having to worry about battery life. When emulating retro games you can also expect insane battery life. However for actual pc games expect 1hr 30min on avg. but again I believe GoS was made for streaming and it does it so incredibly well. Bright and beatiful LCD screen which puts my OLED iPhone 16 to shame. Nice controls, the trackpad works really surprisingly well for how small it is and good haptics. Streaming is the future and the future is here with the legion go s! (Case, Stickers, and thumb sticks all from dbrand.)

I was very pleased with the Steamos version of the Legion Go S Z2Go model. It runs great, easy to get into desktop mode and install other software, and most importantly you don’t have to deal with microsoft windows. I had a Rog Ally and returned it because of windows. Considered getting rhe Ally X, but once again I hate windows even with software like Playnite, which was not a good alternative. The 55 watt battery life can suffer if you’re playing more demanding games such as Skyrim or one of my recent favorites, South of Midnight. For what it is though, I appreciate Lenovo working with Valve to bring this handheld. Still not completely happy with the current pricing for handhelds, including this one but I bought it open box. Future handhelds: better battery life and affordability.

Experience is pretty solid, and the performance is very noticeably better than the steam deck - which becomes much apparent when docked. The docked experience is glitchy in regards to audio though, with a lot of constant cutout while docked only (tested on Visions of Mana). The console feels good in your hands initially, but it doesnt have the grippiness of the steam deck so it is a little easier to let slip through your hands. Had a few instances where a bluetooth xbox controller would control the menus until i started a game, and then i was not able to navigate the menus to close the game. The increased screen size is a huge improvement over the OG deck, and id say the screen quality, colors, and brightness are also improved over the OG steam deck. Overall, this is a solid handheld that im happy to own, and im certain the remaining bugs will be ironed out as SteamOS becomes more mature on other devices. Kudos to Lenovo and Valve.

Decided to get this instead of a Switch 2 since there weren't really any games out that interested me. That, and games on steam tend to go on sale much more frequently than 1st party Nintendo games. I'm not playing any super graphically intensive games. Mostly indie games aside from Digimon Story: Time Stranger, which runs totally fine on it. The only real gripe is the atrocious battery life. I always have to make sure I'm within range of an outlet. Other than that, it works fine.

Got this as a open box excellent condition for 479.00!! What a deal! I wanted the Steam OS didn’t need the z1 processor. Plays my Steam games like Cyberpunk, Baulders Gate, Diablo 4 smoothly. I read a review the fan’s are load..they are a little load but doesn’t matter to me but some folks it could. All in all im very glad I waited for this from Leveno and very pleased with my purchase.

Photo makes it seem smudge prone but you genuinely only see it when taking flash photography in the dark. May return it, but overall it's great, suprisingly compact and I wouldn't want a smaller screen, it's perfect for most games and the touch screen and touchpad thing are usable/useful when necessary My issue is the space, the microsd reader is terrible and every game/rom stuttters. The appeal to me for this device is being able to quickly open any compatible game in my library and it surpasses 512 easily. Only one lighter older game worked off the sd card out of the many I tested, and even that one had slow load times, ocasional stutters, and a crash that led me to give up on using the sd card slot for gaming. Kinda rough since steamos advertises this as a feature where you can swap sd cards between devices, yet its slow, doesn't work, and you are better off redownloading if quickly accessing the games is the goal. I did have the r2 get stuck the day I bought it, but that went away by itself when I went to box it up the next day. I got used to the controller layout and now prefer the ergonomics over my dualsense, but the buttons and triggers could feel better.

Works perfectly, seamless setup, bought it before traveling for summer, great in airports, fan a little loud doe

First time buying anything steam deck related. I’ve always been a switch player. This handheld console is great! Big display, good sound and love the windows option. There are other models but this one feels great in the hands, almost like it’s molded to your hands. Also, I love adding the old Nintendo games rom. Honestly great buy.

As a lover of indie games and emulation, I knew the Z2 Go would give me adequate performance for my needs. I regularly run Hades II, Balatro, Risk of Rain, Dave the Diver and Dead Cells on this at native resolution and 120fps. I’ve also ran some AAA games on this thing and I’ve been surprised by the results, such as DOOM Eternal running at 70-100fps and Cyberpunk running at a steady 60fps. Emulation is also a thing of beauty on this device. I’m very happy with my purchase and I havent put it down since I reveived it.

AAA games: Low settings, dropped resolution in most cases. 20-40 fps 40-80 fps with frame gen 1-2 hours on battery Emulation: 30-120fps Upscaling to 1080p and higher is possible Compatibilty starts to fall off at 360 and PS3 3-6 hours on battery Indies: Run on a toaster, no problem here. Great device to pick up on sale, I repeat ON SALE

Battery only last 2 hours but other than that pretty good device

This is hands down the best purchase i ever made. Playing rd2, cyberpunk 2077 and even baldurs gate 3 has been awesome especially being a dad i been playing when i can and on the go.

Pretty convenient, replaced my steam deck after it broke down, satisfied

It's a nice quality product. The screen is beautiful. Just a smidge underpowered for AAA games. But I am pleased with it.

My PC is rendered useless since I received my legion go s. Playing on this has changed my gaming experience in so many ways, I love it!

Love it use it to play steam . Very big and comfortable big screen and saves a lot of battery.

Got this for when I have downtime at work (I am a first responder) and it works phenomenally! My partner has a steamdeck and this just feels so much smoother and better. Plays everything I want perfectly.

Nice ergonomics , but overall its not better than a steam deck oled. For the price , it should have 1tb of storage or either an oled screen. Also it can't dual-boot into batocera.

The battery life is a bit lacking but it isn't a huge deal to have it plugged in while playing. It's comfortable and easy to use