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Top Gaming Handhelds of 2025: Power, Portability, and Performance

Originally Published 16 days ago — by Tom's Guide

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The Lenovo Legion Go S with SteamOS is the standout handheld gaming device of 2025, praised for its user-friendly SteamOS, solid performance with AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme, ergonomic design, and ease of setup, making it a top choice for portable gaming enthusiasts.

Lenovo Legion Go S Boosts Gaming Performance and Affordability with SteamOS and Price Drop

Originally Published 4 months ago — by CNET

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The Lenovo Legion Go S is praised as a versatile and convenient handheld device for gaming, especially Call of Duty, offering the flexibility of Windows OS, good performance, and portability, making it a favorite for casual gaming on the go despite some compromises like load times and weight.

Prime Day Deals: Google TV Streamer, Pixel 9a, and More

Originally Published 6 months ago — by 9to5Google

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Amazon's early Prime Day deals include significant discounts on tech gadgets such as the Google TV Streamer 4K at $84, Google Pixel 9a starting at $449, Microsoft's Surface Laptop 2025 at $800, and Lenovo's Legion Go S gaming handheld at $499, along with other electronics and accessories.

SteamOS Outperforms Windows 11 on Lenovo Handhelds, Offers Better Gaming Performance

Originally Published 6 months ago — by TechSpot

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Recent benchmarks reveal that SteamOS outperforms Windows 11 on Lenovo's handheld PC, delivering smoother gameplay and higher frame rates in most tested games, thanks to Valve's Proton compatibility layer and streamlined focus on gaming, although Windows still offers broader game compatibility.