It looks as though the Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con controllers can magnetically snap into a little holder (similar to the first Switch) and then be used like a mouse.

On paper, the Lenovo Legion Go is most similar to the Asus Rog Ally (3/10, WIRED Review). It's like a Steam Deck with a bigger, better screen and more powerful innards.

The Legion Go will get its own official $65 USB-C dock this August — and in October, a full year after launch, you’ll be able to buy a $50 wedge-shaped “Charging Connector.” ...

Lenovo Legion Go Controller Charging Connector: Speaking of Nintendo Switch ideas, the Legion Go already features a controller that can disconnect from the body for wireless play, ...

The Windows 11-based Legion Go — which Windows Central says will be based on AMD's Phoenix processors — should have the high-end PC gaming support that the Legion phones lacked.

The Legion Go includes an AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme CPU and RDNA graphics with Windows 11 preinstalled as the device's operating system. More interestingly, Lenovo mentioned an FPS mode available on ...

Lenovo quotes the "extra grippy textured material" for enhancing control and comfort. The Legion Go's Joystick Caps are expected to be available from Nov. 2024 for $9.99 at Lenovo.

The new Legion Go 2 leak comes from regular tech leaker, Evan Blass, who shared pictures with tech site The Verge, which show the apparent new Lenovo handheld. From these pictures, we can clearly ...

Legion Go: 8.8-inch display with 2560x1600 resolution and 144Hz refresh rate. See? The numbers are higher so that means it’s better. ... What’s ‘eh’ about Lenovo Legion Go Controller gimmicks.

First of all, the Legion Go lacks a bit when it comes to the “Go” factor. Relatively heavy weight and a sharp edge on the top of the device make it noticeably less comfortable in the hand.

The Lenovo Legion Go is available in 512GB and 1TB models. The 512GB costs $700, but you only have to spend $50 more to double your storage. The Legion Go features the AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme chipset ...

The Legion Go is scheduled to launch this October and retail for $700. Lenovo says it’s working on a cheaper, less powerful model of it too, though that doesn’t have a release window yet ...