Very good80/100
- Excellent ergonomics
- Large FHD Plus screen with 120 Hz and VRR
- SteamOS and official Valve support
- Reverb effect sticks and instant triggers
- Two USB 4 ports
- Average battery life
Product details
Unbeatable Power in Your Hands
Experience the unique power and performance of the Lenovo Legion Go. Enjoy smooth gameplay with the advanced cooling system of the Legion Go, which ensures efficient cooling and high airflow. The storage can be easily expanded thanks to the microSD card slot, allowing you to store even more of your favorite games. With the 49.2-Wh battery of the Legion Go, you can play longer without the need for constant recharging. With the Lenovo Legion Go, you will discover new dimensions of mobile gaming.
Console | Legion Go |
Game world | PC |
Item number | 38649588 |
Manufacturer | Lenovo |
Category | Game consoles |
Manufacturer no. | 83E10023MZ |
Release date | 1.11.2023 |
Sales rank in Category Game consoles | 40 of 190 |
May include power adapter | No |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | ShadowBlack |
Console | Legion Go |
Platform | PC, Windows |
USB ports | USB-C |
Video connections | DisplayPort |
Audio Connections | Headphones, Microphone connection (1x) |
Wireless transmission | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi |
Connections | Microphone |
Processor type | AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme |
Display size (inches) | 8.80" |
Image resolution | 2560 x 1600 pixels |
Graphics card model | AMD Radeon Graphics |
Memory capacity (RAM) | 16 GB |
Disk type | SSD |
Memory card type | microSDHC |
Storage capacity | 512 GB |
Power supply | Rechargeable battery operated |
Country of origin | China |
Manufacturer commitment | SBTi |
CO₂-Emission | |
Climate contribution |
Scope of delivery | 65W USB-C Charger, Legion Go Carry Bag |
Length | 29.80 cm |
Width | 4.07 cm |
Height | 13.10 cm |
Weight | 854 g |
Length | 48.80 cm |
Width | 24.50 cm |
Height | 16.80 cm |
Weight | 2.87 kg |
Specifications may include unverified machine translations.
30-day right of return
24 Months Warranty (Bring-in)
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Warranty score
How often does a product of this brand in the «Game consoles» category have a defect within the first 24 months?
Source: Digitec Galaxus- 2.Valve1.4 %
- 3.Microsoft1.5 %
- 3.Sony1.5 %
- 5.Lenovo2.8 %
- 6.ASUS3.8 %
Warranty case duration
How many working days on average does it take to process a warranty claim from when it arrives at the service centre until it’s back with the customer?
Source: Digitec Galaxus- 1.Lenovo1 day
- 2.Sony6 days
- 3.ASUS7 days
- 3.Valve7 days
- 5.Microsoft11 days
Return rate
How often is a product of this brand in the «Game consoles» category returned?
Source: Digitec Galaxus- 2.Sony3.9 %
- 3.Microsoft4 %
- 4.Valve5.5 %
- 5.ASUS11.3 %
- 6.Lenovo22.3 %
Source: Digitec Galaxus
Translation: machine translated
Overall ratingGood75/100
Very good82/100
- Higher gaming performance with SteamOS
- good screen
- high-quality body
- pleasant controller
- Customisable shoulder buttons
- good battery life
Good60/100
- Comfortable design, sits well in the hand
- Full Windows compatibility, including Game Pass games and anti-cheat software
- Windows is cumbersome and difficult to use on handheld PCs.
- Too expensive
- Poorer battery life than the Steam Deck OLED
- Lower performance than Z1 Extreme-based handhelds
The Lenovo Legion Go S is an incredibly ergonomic handheld gaming PC that feels great. But Windows clouds the user experience. The Steam Deck OLED offers better battery life at a lower price - and other Windows handhelds deliver better gaming performance.
This test report belongs to a different type: Legion Go S 8ARP1 (1 TB)
Good68/100
- Ryzen Z2 Go can work energy-efficiently
- Good screen
- High quality housing
- Pleasant controller
- Customisable shoulder buttons
- Good battery life
Very good80/100
- Extremely ergonomic
- Very nice screen with 120 Hz and VRR
- Reverb effect sticks and instant triggers
- Two USB4 ports
- Lower gaming performance than similarly priced handhelds
- Slow Lenovo software
Good79/100
- Sharp display
- good service
- Low temperatures under full load
- Jerky games without fine tuning
- Memory (512 GB variant) scarce
Lenovo's concept of releasing a slimmed-down version of the Legion Go sounds good in theory. The more manageable form factor is appealing, the display is sufficiently large and crisp. However, the less powerful inner workings and the high display resolution for the size are not always compatible.
This test report belongs to a different type: Legion Go S 8ARP1 (1 TB)