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And it’s not Lenovo’s fault! Rather, Valve has been supporting the Steam Deck for three years now, whereas the Legion Go is almost brand new by comparison.

Lenovo Legion 2 prototype shows off a massive OLED display and surprising CPU This leaked prototype handheld from China shows a Steam Deck rival with an improved 8.8-inch OLED VRR display with a ...

Handhelds are growing in number, and the Lenovo Legion Go 2 will add to the pile.

News Watch: Lenovo’s new Legion Go 2 handheld leaked in hands-on video Lenovo is following up on its big, high-concept gaming handheld with a sequel—and you can get a peek at it right now.

A prototype unit of the Lenovo Legion Go 2 has landed on BiliBili, showing off the hardware of the unreleased device.

A video of a 'prototype' Lenovo Legion Go 2 has surfaced online showcasing a similar design to the first handheld, but with some upgrades.

Lenovo Legion G9 and Tab 4 offer a hybrid gaming experience with a 165Hz display, hall-based sticks, and cloud gaming support.

Leaked on Chinese social media, this Lenovo Legion Go 2 is rocking a Z2 (non-extreme) APU and an impressive 32GB RAM, OLED VRR panel, and more. Here's how it stacks up to the ASUS Xbox Ally and ...

The Lenovo Legion Go S with SteamOS and the Z1 Extreme chipset costs costs $829 at Best Buy. Meanwhile, the most expensive model of the Steam Deck (OLED, 1TB SSD) costs $649 on Steam.

The Lenovo Legion Go S is one of our favorite handheld gaming PCs, but can it dethrone the beloved Steam Deck?