Lenovo has announced a new range of accessories for the Legion Go gaming handheld, with the dock and controller-holder taking inspiration from the Switch. VIEW GALLERY - 6 Kosta Andreadis ...

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 says the USB-C port supports up to 100 watts of USB power delivery, although the Legion Go can only take up to 65 watts. The rest can be used to send power to other connected accessories.

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.

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’s right controller has a mouse sensor on the bottom, and can slot into a stand to become a vertical gaming mouse. Lenovo.

The Legion Go's innovative features help it stand out, even if it's not the most practical portable PC out there. ... What is within Lenovo’s control, however, is its poor Legion Space app.

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 ...

The Lenovo Legion Go is a portable gaming PC that joins the ranks of the Steam Deck and the Asus ROG Ally on Oct. 31. You can currently pre-order the $699 handheld from Best Buy and Micro Center.