The future of Windows game handhelds can't improve until Microsoft gets involved. Go with a Steam Deck, or wait for the ...

The Windows-powered Legion Go S isn't a total bust from Lenovo. The display is great, and so are the speakers. There are also some nice software features, including fully customizable buttons.

Lenovo’s reputation as a risk-taker and innovator was reaffirmed at the show by the new gaming laptops, gaming handhelds, ...

Pros Cons Audio sounds hollow Performance isn't on par with devices that cost just a little more Battery life isn't great Lenovo’s Legion Space software, even updated to its latest version ...

That SteamOS-powered Legion Go S will have a lower price that makes more sense. But, for now, I’m reviewing the initial Windows version with the software and price it has at release. The Lenovo ...

That all said. Lenovo Legion Space helps to make this feel more like a dedicated gaming handheld. The software brings together your Steam and Xbox libraries into one area, so you can launch games ...

Lenovo Legion Blade 9000K 2025 launched in China with liquid cooling, Z890 motherboard, Wi-Fi 7, Thunderbolt 4, 7.1-channel ...

My Legion Go S experience has been full of pushy and arcane Windows software, glitchy bugs, games that aren't compatible or games that run so terribly I'd never play them. I defaulted to a few ...

However, for some reason, Lenovo placed its own menu buttons above them on either side, and I definitely brought up the Legion software when trying to pause a game more than once. That’s ...

The Lenovo Legion Go S is wonderfully designed, but its premium price tag and underwhelming performance make it tough to ...

Even though its first gaming handheld was a flop, MSI didn't give up and returned with a strong contender for one of the most ...

The Legion Go S is the latest opportunity that ... it won’t be the only non-Steam Deck running official SteamOS software. Valve is preparing to release its SteamOS in beta with support for ...