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Lenovo’s follow-up to the original Legion Go — the Legion Go 2 — is less an incremental refresh and more a purposeful redesign: the company rounded the chassis, shifted controls and ports, swapped an IPS QHD panel for an OLED landscape display, and repositioned hardware to favour longer sessions...

The early consensus on the Lenovo Legion Go 2 is clear: this is a display-first handheld that pushes what a Windows gaming PC in your hands can look like, but it asks buyers to accept a high price, tighter upgrade paths, and the same awkward Windows 11 handheld experience that has dogged PC...

Lenovo’s follow-up to the original Legion Go reshapes the Windows handheld category by prioritizing display quality, battery capacity, and ergonomics — but it does so at a much higher price and with trade-offs that matter to enthusiasts who value upgradability and long session battery life...

Lenovo’s Legion Go 2 arrives as a deliberate, premium reimagining of the company’s portable PC ambitions: an 8.8‑inch, 1,920×1,200 OLED handheld running Windows 11, equipped with AMD’s new Ryzen Z2 Extreme APU, detachable TrueStrike-style controllers, and a much larger battery—yet despite solid...

Lenovo’s Legion Go 2 arrives as a bold, expensive answer to a single, recurring complaint about Windows handhelds: the screen — and in that narrow respect it’s hard to argue with the result. Background / Overview The Legion Go 2 is Lenovo’s second-generation Windows handheld and a deliberate...

Lenovo's next flagship handheld, the Legion Go 2, arrives as a strikingly ambitious — and expensive — attempt to redefine what a Windows portable can be, pairing a large 8.8-inch OLED, AMD's new Z2 family silicon, and headline-grabbing battery and memory choices that put it squarely in premium...

Lenovo’s newly announced Legion Go 2 will ship this October as a bigger, more expensive flagship handheld and — crucially for Windows handheld gamers — Lenovo says it will be able to run Microsoft’s new Xbox full‑screen experience starting in spring 2026, making the Legion Go 2 the first...

Lenovo’s follow-up to the original Legion Go lands as a serious, no-compromise Windows handheld: the Legion Go (8.8″, 2) pairs a brighter, 144 Hz OLED PureSight panel with AMD’s new Ryzen Z2 Extreme APU, up to 32 GB of LPDDR5X memory, and a much larger 74 Whr battery—while keeping the detachable...

Lenovo’s next handheld may finally give Windows-weary gamers a true alternative: leaked press renders and slides circulating ahead of IFA 2025 show the Legion Go 2 pictured running Valve’s SteamOS, suggesting Lenovo could sell at least one SteamOS-flavored Legion Go 2 alongside Windows 11 models...