Lenovo Officially Unveils Legion Go 2 Handheld Gaming PC: Priced from $1,099, Arriving October
Lenovo Officially Unveils Legion Go 2 Handheld Gaming PC: Priced from $1,099, Arriving October
Lenovo has today officially announced the highly anticipated successor to its Legion Go handheld gaming PC, the Legion Go 2. Positioned as a premium portable gaming device, the new model introduces significant upgrades and a higher starting price of $1,099, with availability slated for this October.
The Legion Go 2 aims to address feedback from its predecessor, featuring a slightly larger and heavier design, yet promising enhanced comfort and functionality. Key improvements include a stunning 8.8-inch OLED panel boasting a 1920 x 1200 resolution with a true 30–144Hz variable refresh rate, offering superior visuals and smoother gameplay compared to the original’s IPS screen. Battery life has also seen a substantial boost, with a 74 watt-hour capacity, a 50 percent increase.
Under the hood, the Legion Go 2 will be powered by AMD Ryzen Z2 or Z2 Extreme chips, paired with up to 32GB of LPDDR5X-8000 RAM and up to 2TB of storage in its highest configuration. Ergonomics have been a focus, with newly sculpted detachable controllers featuring a proper pivot-point D-pad and drift-resistant Hall effect joysticks. The right controller’s unique mouse skate accessory now locks securely into place.
Pricing for the Legion Go 2 begins at $1,099.99 for the AMD Z2 model with 16GB RAM and 1TB storage, scaling up to $1,479.99 for the Z2 Extreme variant with 32GB RAM and 2TB storage. While acknowledging the rising cost of handheld gaming PCs, Lenovo positions the Legion Go 2 as a top-tier option for those seeking the ultimate Windows handheld experience, arriving just ahead of competitors like the Xbox Ally X’s October 16th launch.
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