The Lenovo Legion Go S is a solid unit but doesn’t bring anything new to the table over its predecessor regarding hardware ...

The Lenovo Legion Go S feels great in the hands, but the $729 gaming handheld falls short due to its mismatched specs and ...

But, those specs are going to set you back a whopping $729.99 ... take on newer Windows handheld like the Zotac Zone and the Legion Go S. In fact, the latter might not keep up with Asus' contender ...

I’m a huge proponent of handheld gaming PCs. That’s why I tend to bring my Lenovo Legion Go with me on almost every trip I take. But this time I decided to forgo the bulky handheld in favor of ...

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.

While I analyzed our benchmark test results for the Legion Go S, I kept coming back to the Asus ROG Ally X. It costs only $70 more, but far outperformed the Legion Go S across the board.

The Lenovo Legion Go S has an awesome design. It just feels great to hold, complete with nicely textured grips on the back. At 1.61 pounds, compared to the Steam Deck OLED’s 1.41 pounds ...

The future of Windows game handhelds can't improve until Microsoft gets involved. Go with a Steam Deck, or wait for the ...

Windows gaming handhelds are held back by one thing: Windows. It's never been clearer after trying out the Lenovo Legion Go S after months and months of Steam Deck gaming. Steam Deck mostly gets ...