Some new details surrounding three upcoming Lenovo Legion GO handhelds surface online, hinting at robust technical ...

Here’s how it works. A new handheld gaming PC known as the Lenovo Legion Go S has leaked The device could feature a smaller screen compared to its predecessor It will reportedly use AMD's Ryzen ...

A few months back, our own Jez Corden exclusively broke the news that Lenovo would be releasing a smaller and more affordable version of its Legion Go gaming handheld—a Legion Go Lite if you will.

But that handheld gaming PC apparently won’t be alone: Blass just provided The Verge with these images of a new, larger Lenovo Legion Go as well. As you can see, this Legion Go plans to keep the ...

Offering a variety of more expensive options beyond its $1,149.99 starting price, the Lenovo Legion Tower 5i is pre-built ...

Find out more about how we test. The Lenovo Legion line of gaming hardware and accessories has continually expanded over the years to the point where Lenovo even created the new LOQ brand ...

T he Lenovo Legion Go is one of the best PC gaming handhelds, especially with updates over time that have improved performance. It has a pair of detachable controllers just like t ...

Pictures purportedly showing off the Lenovo Legion Go S, a budget version of the popular Legion Go gaming handheld PC, have just been leaked. These new rendered images show off the front and back ...

But here’s the good news: Lenovo might just be gearing up to deliver something that checks all the right boxes. Enter the Legion Go S and Legion Go 2, two upcoming handheld gaming devices ...

Today, Walmart has digital Nintendo Switch copies of Persona 5 Royal available on sale for only $14.88. Acting as the ...

Evan Blass has posted images of an unannounced Lenovo Legion Go S on X today, revealing black and white variants of a handheld gaming PC. The interesting part? The black one has a Steam button.

There’s been a flurry of Lenovo Legion Go related leaks and rumors recently, some of which have suggested the company could be ditching the original Legion Go’s unique detachable controller ...