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The Lenovo Legion Go, a powerful Windows-based gaming handheld, is currently $200 off at Best Buy, making it a competitive alternative to the ASUS ROG Ally and Steam Deck, with advantages like a larger screen, detachable controllers, and native support for Steam and PC Game Pass titles.
Amazon is offering a 32% discount on the Lenovo Legion Go gaming handheld for Cyber Monday, pricing it at $472.97. The Legion Go, a Windows-based device, features an AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme APU, a large 8.8" 2560x1600 144Hz display, and detachable controllers. Despite its size and battery life limitations, it is praised for its screen size and performance. While the Asus ROG Ally X is considered the best gaming handheld, it is significantly more expensive. Cyber Monday continues to offer competitive online deals, with Amazon leading the charge.
Amazon is offering a 32% discount on the Lenovo Legion Go 512GB gaming handheld for Black Friday, reducing the price to $472.97. The Legion Go, a Windows-based device, features an AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme APU, a large 8.8" 2560x1600 144Hz IPS touchscreen, and detachable controllers. Despite its size and battery life limitations, it is praised for its display and performance, making it a strong competitor to the more expensive Asus ROG Ally X.
Lenovo and Valve are partnering to give away 100 Steam Deck OLEDs and 100 Lenovo Legion Go handheld PCs during The Game Awards 2023. The sweepstakes will start once the show begins, and participants can sign up for a chance to win either device or both. The Lenovo Legion Go is a Windows 11 gaming handheld that was released in October and has received positive reviews. If you're interested in handheld PC gaming, this is an opportunity to potentially win one of these devices.
Viewers of The Game Awards have the chance to win a free Steam Deck OLED or Lenovo Legion Go gaming handheld by signing up for the sweepstakes. The show is offering 100 units of each device, with registration opening shortly after the awards begin. The Steam Deck OLED features a vibrant display and improved performance, while the Lenovo Legion Go boasts a larger screen and removable controllers.
iFixit has conducted a dual teardown of Valve's Steam Deck OLED and the Lenovo Legion Go, giving both handheld consoles high marks for repairability. The Steam Deck OLED received a score of 9/10, while the Legion Go scored 8/10. Valve's decision to use a metal frame and screw posts in the Steam Deck OLED improves durability, and the Legion Go's use of pull tabs for battery removal simplifies the process. Despite a glued-in battery, the Steam Deck OLED is deemed slightly more repairable. Both consoles are well-designed and offer a glimpse into the power packed into compact spaces.