[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My legion go does everything I need it to and more! I can play all my games, run all my software, and the screen is a great size.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Ever since I received the lenovo legion go i havent picked up my rog ally lol.the screen on the legion go is beautiful and immersive,button layout is perfect and fps mode is intriguing.im usually a controller player but fps mode has opened me up to learn kbm.every game i throw at it has run decently.would definitely recommend 10 of 10!!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] haven't had a pc in a year runs better an can dock it when I'm home. Only problem I have is keeping it from my wive.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'll preface by saying this: I love my Legion Go, I use it all the time either just for gaming in bed or for longer lunch breaks at work, I take it to the laundromat and in terms of portability it can't be beat. From a hardware perspective, this machine is sublime, and in spite of the specs it has surprisingly competent battery life if you turn down the settings and still get very respectable performance.
That being said, the machine does have a few quirks on the software side that as of writing this haven't been ironed over and stick out like a sore thumb. Firstly, the left/right click buttons do nothing outside of FPS mode, and there's no toggle to make this happen. It sucks when I'm browsing with the trackpad and just cannot actually "click" on things. There's oodles of buttons on the back, too, and for some reason they are *not* programmable in Legion Space like they really ought to be. That combined with the lack of a Home/XBOX button, the simultaneous excess yet lack of buttons feels clunky and frustrating at times. A handheld console should be the invisible framework upon which you get to interact with the digital world, but for the Legion Go these inconveniences make that membrane very obvious when you have to actively circumvent what feel like obvious faults in design. It's a powerful machine and one I greatly appreciate having, but Lenovo really needs to take care to add more functionality to this to keep up with what's becoming an increasingly viscous market.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband loves this computer! The quality, graphics, portability is outstanding! The perfect present for any gamer!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Legion Go is my first foray into handheld gaming pc's, and it has been an excellent introduction.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Cool gadget to have to watch movies, play games anywhere you are, battery can be updated a lil , other than that is awesome, great pixel, is like a handheld laptop