Lenovo Legion Go

Full gaming pc in your hands. Very portable and great gaming performance

I generally don't like to give corporations free advertising, but this thing really impressed me. I bought it to play 3 games streets of rage 4, never winter nights, and retroarch. I was debating about getting a switch, or steam deck, but I am glad I got this. I can't believe how powerful the CPU is in this. The 2 pictures are of the legion and my liquid cooled 5600x. The legion almost beats it in everything, but most important is the single core score of 3600 which is really high, and what games need. Can't believe they sell this for 600. Just the screen and cpu alone are worth that. The screen is top notch, it's almost as good as my 120 OLED tv, the colors are great, the black uniform is decent, and in some ways it's better, it does white better than a oled can. Oleds have a tint on white screens this is doesn't, it is really a high quality screen. It plays streets of rage 4 at max settings and it's native resolution fine. It can do never winter nights at around 60 fps on high settings, which is surprising good. It's that 3600 CPU doing it, nwn is old and can't use a lot of cores. I was worried it would be hard to control mouse and keyboard games with this, but it has everything you need a touch pad, mouse wheel, and more importantly the control software they give you is excellent. That is a big one, most companies get the hardware right, but fail miserable at the software side, making it a night mare to control, or worse it's just bloat spy ware, looking at you Alienware. The program they give you works super well, easy to use, and does everything you want, from fan control, updates, onscreen keyboard, shortcuts, and its linked to one of the buttons. It stays very cool, for such a powerful machine the fan system they use is definitely good. The controllers are easy to use, they are backwards of the switch, they slide down not up to take them off, which had me for a second. This machine is Superior to all hand helds out there, by leaps and bounds. The only down side is it is a bit heavy. I've played it for over a hour and half holding it up and I was fine, and I'm no body builder 5'7 145, average. I would rather have the big screen and powerhouse, bigger battery then light anyways. The battery lasts on max performance playing never winter, maxing the GPU for over 2 hours, which is insanely good for what it's doing. It charges super fast as well, and comes with a long cable. Even if you aren't going to game much, you can't get a 2560 high end screen, with a desktop level CPU for 600 dollars. So this would work well for a laptop as well. Just pop the controllers off, it has a touch pad, and a sensor on the bottom of one of the controllers for moving the mouse. Use the back stand, and get a little keyboard, and bam you have a really decent laptop for 600 bucks. You can use the USB which it has 2 to hook it up to a monitor as well. Just beyond good price for what you get, and is super useful.

Surpassed my expectations. Even though it said it was used it was practically brand new. Somebody just took the protective plastic off of it and then put it back in the case works great. I love using it for games as a desktop and as a handheld. And I will say I was absolutely surprised once I got it in my hands the size of the screen, and the feel of the controllers were amazing. Haven’t felt like that for a long time.

aunque soy usuario de uso poco comun de laptop y computadoras, esta es mi primera experiencia con una pc gaming, soy usuario de consolas en especial Ps5 y Nintendo Switch, admito que la bateria es sumamente limitada pero la experiencia de juego es sublime, si bien no alcanza la nitidez que brinda un ps5 y una pantalla 4k es sumamente disfrutable lo que se puede lograr en cuanto a rendimiento, la mayoria de juegos AAA es necesario poner graficos en lo mas bajo y aun asi los juegos lucen excelentes pero los FPS que puede mover la maquina es el verdadero valor, en mi caso siempre he valorado mucho el hecho de la portabilidad, en cuanto a emuladores psp, ps2 (aun no he podido probar ps3) los mueve con resoluciones escaladas hasta 4x (1080p) sin problema alguno y con TDP de 10 o 15w, por lo que puedo decir que es la mejor forma en que he podido emular esas plataformas, la recomiendo bastante si vienes de consolas, en todo caso otra opcion seria la steam deck para adentrarse ahora que ha estado bajando de precio aunque windows creo que ofrece mas ventajas aunque con sus tipicos errores, el peso es otro factor del que se habla mucho pero es bastante comoda que a mi me llego a dar mas fatiga la nintendo switch por el mismo tema del confort, la lenovo tiene unos agarres sumamente comodos, en lo personal estoy sumamente satisfecho con mi compra

Sin duda alguna esta Legion Go como otras consolas a pesar de q sean una beta porque son las primeras del mercado tienen un rendimiento increíble, La duración de la batería es corta 2hrs , o 1h y media depende en q juegos exigentes y calidad grafica este, en juegos mas sencillos dura mucho mas, la pantalla es buena no la mejor pero no tiene q envidiar a las demás. Eso si hay un problema con la pantalla que en algunos juegos bastante antiguos se pone en la resolución en el tamaño original de la pantalla que es VERTICAL, tengo entendido q también pasa en algunos emuladores. lenovo ya hablo de eso y tratara de corregir ese error pero no promete nada. A parte Lenovo ya dijo q le dará soporte hasta el año 2029 o 2028 asi que estoy tranquilo, eso si a pesar de que la Compre en AMAZON MEXICO la garantía solo se aplica en en estados unidos, si tu quieres q la garantía este en este país si deveras buscar una tienda especializada, o explotar al máximo la consola el mes de garantía q te da Amazon mexico por si ocurre alguna falla devolverla.