4.0 Excellent Bottom Line Powered by Valve's SteamOS—not Windows—the updated Legion Go S is a big improvement over the original and, frankly, a better SteamOS handheld than the actual Steam Deck.

The Lenovo Legion Go S is a decent device, it really is, and if you buy one, you likely won't be disappointed, but you're probably better off either waiting for the SteamOS version of this ...

The Legion Go S is slightly heavier than the Steam Deck, at 1.61 pounds vs. the Steam Deck’s 1.47 pounds (or the Steam Deck OLED’s 1.41 pounds), but that didn’t matter during my playtime.

The recently launched Legion Go S SteamOS edition is our new king of handheld PCs and with this deal, you get $50 off already By Nick Evanson published 3 July 25 Lenovo's Steam Deck-on-steroids is ...

We already have the Lenovo Legion Go S with both Windows and SteamOS, as well as the Steam Deck. And we weren't sold on the Windows version, in part, because of its price to performance ratio.

As part of the Amazon Prime Day sale, the Asus ROG Ally has just seen a 42% discount from £519.99 to £399.99, making it only ...

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By swapping to SteamOS from Windows and upgrading to the Z1 Extreme chip, the Lenovo Legion Go S has become one of the best handhelds out there, and highlights just how much work Microsoft has leading ...

Hardware Handheld Gaming PC The Lenovo Legion Go 2 gets its first release date tease, which could be accurate — but treat with the biggest pinch of salt News By Richard Devine published June 23 ...

According to a chap named Fravilys, a one-time editor on French fansite Rockstar Mag, a so-called "inside source" reckons the ...

The Lenovo Legion Go does have less battery capacity at 49.2Wh, but it’s lighter at 640g and while it lacks the contoured grips of the ROG Xbox Ally, its controllers can detach like the Nintendo ...