Lenovo Legion Go console da gioco portatile 22,4 cm (8.8") 512 GB Touch screen Wi-Fi Nero

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I find this has versatility, as it is not only intended for gaming, but also can be used as a full Windows 11 computer. The screen is very bright and sharp with good colors. Touch is very responsive. The ram is shared, and setting to 8Gb in the bios helps game play. Also, set resolution down a notch can help with frame rate. Trying to be a Windows gaming console has drawbacks. The biggest issue is simply that most Windows games on Steam require a keyboard and mouse inputs. There are only some that are fully compatible for controllers, and others with limited controller support. So for full functionality, you must use an external keyboard / mouse. The sound output from the tiny speakers is poor - the sound quality needs to be improved. Using headphones is the alternative. Battery life is limited. If gaming, 2 to 3 hours is about the limit - be prepared to be near an outlet for longer periods of time. I also found, as others, that this generates a lot of heat. I can see where the Micro SD card could be "fried". I set the fans to a higher level in hopes to not encounter this. Frame rates were certainly not as good as a higher powered computer or console, but overall, I found games to be mostly playable - although with lower FPS. Overall, the console can play games, and double as a "mini laptop" on the go, and if found on sale, could be an entertaining device.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Lenovo Legion Go has the potential to be better gaming wise, some game titles play better than others but only happens to installed games, doesn’t apply to cloud gaming. Too much tweaking on the Amd app to get the installed games to run smoothly. The speakers sound terrible, even though I understand the conservative of power since the battery doesn’t really last that long to begin with(only applies to gaming)good battery power when browsing and streaming movies. Other than that I love the size and the clarity of the screen, I don’t really use the touchpad but At the same time I don’t mind it being there. I like the detachable controllers but occasionally one might come off while holding it. I work at a hospital and on my breaks I like to game a little, but a lot of the times I’m tweaking the Legion go to play some titles. I play Call of duty normally and the stress of tweaking the settings to play this game without crashing has been a nightmare, too much video lag.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great handheld! Only drawbacks are the ergonomics and battery life. Both of these you can work around with accessories, but it does mean you have to buy extra items, which is why I docked a star.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Basically a mini-pc with joysticks and other gaming focus needs. Used it as a moonlight game streaming client and it's perfect. The only imperfection is the whiny fan, where there's a high pitch noise at low speed and the default fan curve is too loud for a silent stream machine. Would give it a 5 stars if they could fix those two issues.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) After a little tinkering with settings, and a few software updates, I know have an incredible portable gaming system.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This device works great to take the place of my laptop

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Professional company , very amazing packing and the delivery and just everything hit the spot for me with they’re company

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Legion Go is an amazing little handheld, I've used other handheld gaming devices in the passed but this by far has been my favorite. It runs games very well with a little bit of tinkering in the settings. I've played everything from Dave the Diver to BLOPS6 without any issue. It works great in handheld but really good in a dock when you can upscale. My only concern is it you're using it on the go for an extended period of time you'll definitely need a power bank to go with it. The batteries on the device don't last very long due to the screen. Again you can adjust settings to get more battery life. Overall I'm very happy with my Go and will more than likely be picking up a Legion Go 2