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Lenovo’s Legion Go S was one of the worst-kept secrets for CES 2025, but now we don’t need to pretend anymore, as we’ve not only seen it in the flesh, but we’ve had enough time to give it ...

Now that the major talking points around the Legion Go 2 and Legion Go S are out there, however, I wanted to circle back and highlight a bunch of interesting information that the Lenovo Legion ...

Here's one for fans of handheld gaming PCs. Lenovo's Legion Go S with Windows is now up for preorder at Best Buy for $729.99. You won't have to wait too long to get your hands on it, either ...

TL;DR: The Lenovo Legion Go S is a new PC gaming handheld available in two versions: one with SteamOS and one with Windows 11. The SteamOS model, priced at $499.99, offers a console-like ...

One of my favorite things to come out of CES 2025 was the spread of SteamOS to other PC gaming handhelds, namely a new version of Lenovo’s Legion Go. On the show floor, PCWorld’s Adam Patrick ...

Prior to Polygon, she worked at publications such as The Verge. The Lenovo Legion Go S was only just announced at CES 2025, but you can already reserve your own from select retailers ahead of the ...

Here’s how it works. Right now, the Lenovo Legion Go with Ryzen Z1 Extreme is just $649 at Best Buy. That's a $50 savings on this powerful little handheld PC. However, if you're on a budget ...

Lenovo Legion Go S pre-orders just went live at Best Buy, and you can now reserve the Windows 11 version for $729. There's no sign of the SteamOS model yet, which just so happens to the the ...

Packing a 13th-generation Intel Core i9-14900HX processor with 16GB of memory and 1 TB of SSD storage is a good start for the Lenovo Legion 7i Gen9 ... gaming PCs, with 4K still far from essential ...

X users, especially sports fans, may be seeing an influx of recent posts accompanied with photos, asking them to "tap, hold and load in 4K." What has been deemed a trend is really just a function ...