The Legion Go has a lot going for it, but it’s held back by backward UI and less-than-ideal controls. Photo: Kyle Barr / Gizmodo I can’t help but feel bad for the Legion Go. Lenovo’s first take on the ...

The Lenovo Legion Go has removable controllers and a kickstand in a Windows game handheld — which sounds great, but the execution is mixed. This is exactly what I expected back in 2017, when the ...

The Legion 9i set a world record. It’s the first 16-inch gaming laptop with a self-contained liquid-cooling system. “What the hell is a self-contained liquid-cooling system?” you may wonder. It likely ...

Gorgeous high-resolution screen. Detachable controllers. FPS mode that simulates a mouse is unique and could be really useful (with practice). Excellent kickstand. Top and bottom USB-C charging ports.

Our Lenovo Legion Go review looks at a handheld game console with a large 8.8″ screen, 1TB of storage, and an AMD processor and GPU that offers PC gaming on the go. While not perfect, the Lenovo ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. For the ultimate gaming experience, it's typical to look towards desktop towers, but the Lenovo Legion 9i looks to steal the crown from the ...

Summary and should you buy it The Lenovo Legion Tab Gen 5 is an exciting new compact tablet for mobile gamers. It's a ...

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The first iteration of the Lenovo Legion Go served as a nice foundation for what Lenovo is trying to do with its handheld PCs. Games worked well for the most part, even though Quiet Mode was an issue, ...