The Lenovo Legion Go S with SteamOS is available now, starting at $599. That entry level model is powered by the Z2 Go.

The Lenovo Legion Go S powered by Windows was a huge dud. Now there's a Steam OS version, and it fixes a lot of issues. But ...

Lenovo updates its Legion Go S with Valve's SteamOS, so does that make it better than Valve's own Steam Deck OLED? You might ...

The Lenovo Legion Go S is among the cheaper gaming handheld devices, but with some pretty beefy specs but, spoiler alert, ...

Right now, the Lenovo Legion Go with a 1TB SSD has a $100 price cut at Best Buy, and it's still one of the best handheld ...

The Z2 Go is an entry-level processor, the least potent chip in this new generation, with only four cores and eight threads, ...

Lenovo’s Legion Go S gaming handheld is exciting because it’s the first one to be offered straight from manufacturer with both official Windows and SteamOS support. Now that the latter is officially ...

The new Lenovo Legion Go S with SteamOS is not only more user-friendly for gamers, but also for lab testers benchmarking the ...

Performance varies by TDP settings: the Steam Deck OLED excels in low-power scenarios, while the Legion Go S delivers ...

The Lenovo Legion Go has a gorgeous 8.8-inch display, detachable Nintendo Switch-like controllers for tabletop and mouse ...

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The Lenovo Legion Go S highlights Lenovo's commitment to this growing category of devices, and it's absolutely a more refined, elegant gaming handheld than the Legion Go that came before it.