Lenovo Expands Gaming Handheld Lineup with Legion Go

Lenovo's new Legion Go S and Legion Go 2 handhelds are set to expand the market for portable gaming devices in 2025, featuring both SteamOS and Windows versions. The Legion Go S, priced at $499.99, marks a significant collaboration with Valve as it becomes the first third-party device to ship with SteamOS, providing a console-like gaming experience. Powered by AMD's new Ryzen Z2 chips, the device promises better battery life and performance. The Legion Go 2 is a significant upgrade with a larger OLED screen, enhanced ergonomics, and a powerful Ryzen Z2 Extreme processor, though it remains a prototype for now. Lenovo's focus on integrating SteamOS and offering options with high-refresh-rate displays and substantial memory indicates a strategic effort to compete with existing devices like the Steam Deck and Asus ROG Ally. Both devices aim to provide high-quality gaming experiences, with the SteamOS version offering cloud saves and Remote Play features for seamless gaming.