[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] In love with this tiny powerhouse of a mini pc. It is better than I imagined for gaming but i plug it into a docking station and its a fantastic all around pc.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When submitting a claim because a faulty controller. I was figuring it would be a headache as most companies to get them to fix something under warranty is like pulling teeth or you would think they were going bankrupt when fixxing there product. It was pretty easy going with Lenovo. Submitted my ticket online. They just needed some simple information and the address where the new controller would go. With in 2 days i had my new controller. The people at the customer care support was very friendly and wanted to make sure everything was taken care of and is working well. As well as they have done followup to make sure everything is still good. I am very pleased with the service.i love Legion Go. Its been an amazing product.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This thing is really cool. I love that the controllers are removable. The screen is awesome. It plays games from all services that I have, even Xbox PC pass. Plus it’s a windows PC! I love it
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Really good game/home/mobile pc . Definitely the best all in one product I’ve bought in a long time.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought the Legion Go as an upgrade to my Steam Deck. I went with the Go primarily because of the promise of its larger display as well as its improved hardware. My expectations have been met on the whole, with only a few reservations that keep me from giving the Go five stars as of now.
The display is the star of the Go's show, without any doubt. At 8.8 inches, it offers about 40% more screen real estate than the displays of the ROG Ally or the Steam Deck. The display is brighter than that on my old Deck as well. Games look wonderful.
The controllers are pleasantly large with plenty of buttons, allowing for a multitude of configurations. Lenovo's decision to use Hall effect joysticks will pay off in the long run. There is a so-so trackpad on the right controller. It's okay, but could be improved. Though the Go is larger and heavier than my Deck, the extra weight isn't really a problem. The device is well-balanced and the extra weight isn't really all that much.
The Go offers generally good hardware which should translate into a solid gaming experience for most games. One factor that is both a great plus and something of a minus is having Windows 11 as the OS. On the one hand, it makes nearly any game compatible with the Go. On the other, since Windows is designed to cover a wide variety of use scenarios, it's not sufficiently optimized for gaming on the Go. I'd like to see Lenovo tweak Windows further in future updates. It can be better for gaming and still be good enough for any other basic computing people may wish to do. Still, people think of the Go as a gaming device, primarily, and that should be Lenovo's focus.
Audio quality could be better. My old Steam Deck wins this battle easily. Some tweaking of the Realtek app helps improve audio quality a bit. This may be the Go's weakest point.
People who are interested in the Go need to remember that it is not a console like the Switch, where you can install games and just play them. To get good performance from a number of games will require some tweaking. If someone is willing to do that, the Go can become a very satisfying device. (You may want to use headphones if audio quality is really important to you!)
The pull-out stand on the back is a really useful feature.
All in all, I can recommend the Legion Go, especially if you're willing to put in the time and effort to tweak it to work its best for your games.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great device! Runs what I need it to run, but I definitely am relying on 3rd party applications to make the experience more seamless. I think there is too much setup needed for apps I use on it.