Lenovo Legion Go: Features, Price, and Availability

Lenovo Unveils ⁤New Handheld Gaming Device, Legion Go,⁣ at Separate Event

Lenovo has confirmed almost all‌ of the leaked ⁤information about‍ its new⁣ handheld⁢ gaming device, Legion Go. The device,⁤ which ⁣draws inspiration⁢ from existing devices‍ and consoles,‍ was initially expected to be showcased ⁢at‌ the IFA trade ⁣show.⁣ However, Lenovo decided to hold its own event‌ outside of the exhibition center.

The Legion Go features a design similar to the Steam‍ Deck, complete ​with a touchpad. Its control layout ⁢is reminiscent of the ⁣Asus‍ Rog Ally,⁣ while its detachable controllers are ⁢similar to​ those of the Nintendo Switch. Like the ‍Switch, ⁣the Legion Go can be played in tabletop mode, thanks to a flip-out‌ stand at the back. Users can hold⁢ the TrueStrike controllers while ⁢playing, providing a comfortable gaming ‍experience.

The ​Czech⁢ pricing for the Legion Go⁤ will start at 18,999⁣ CZK, which is 500⁣ CZK less than the available Rog ‌Ally⁤ model. However,⁤ it is still a few thousand CZK more ⁣expensive than the Steam Deck.

One potential drawback ⁢of the Legion Go is its battery life, although it can be‍ charged up to ‍70% capacity in ⁤just ‌half an hour. The device’s⁤ functionality will ‍also depend on the Legion Space overlay, which consolidates installed games, quick access to stores,‍ and other platforms.⁣ Users can also ⁤adjust settings such as resolution, brightness, and refresh rate through ​the overlay.

One interesting feature of the ⁢Legion ⁣Go is the ability ⁤to transform the right TrueStrike controller ⁤into an improvised mouse. Users can simply insert the controller into⁤ the provided accessory. The practicality of this feature will be determined through testing.

Lenovo also unveiled additional accessories, including the Legion Glasses ‌with micro OLED displays for each eye, offering a resolution of 1920 x 1080. These glasses⁢ will be available in December for 11,999 CZK.​ The Legion E510 ‍7.1 RGB Gaming in-ear headphones will also be released at the same time for 1,199 CZK.

Below are the complete specifications for ‍the handheld device and glasses:

Lenovo Legion Go Specifications:
Dimensions (D x W‍ x ​H):
– Basic module: 210mm x 131mm x 20mm
– Basic module with attached controllers: ​299mm ‌x 131mm x 41mm
Weight:
– Without​ attached controllers: 640g
-⁤ With attached controllers: 854g
Color: Shadow Black
Display: 8.8″ QHD+ (2560 x 1600) IPS; 16:10, 10-point touch ⁣(144Hz / 97% DCI-P3 / 500 nits / 83% AAR)
Touchpad: Multi-finger gesture support
Processor: AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme​ with AMD⁤ RDNA graphics
Memory: Built-in 16GB 7500Mhz LPDDR5X
Storage: ‌256GB / 512GB /⁤ 1TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 2242
Operating System: Windows 11⁢ Home
Battery: 2-cell 49.2Wh, Super Rapid Charge
Controller Battery Capacity:⁤ 900mAh
Adapter: USB Type-C, 65W AC adapter
Ports:
– Top: 3.5mm audio combo jack, ‌1 x USB Type-C (USB 4.0, DisplayPort 1.4, Power Delivery‌ 3.0), ​1 x microSD card reader
– ⁣Bottom:‌ 1 x ⁢USB Type-C (USB 4.0, DisplayPort 1.4,⁤ Power Delivery 3.0)
Controls and Inputs:
– Gamepad controls:⁢ Legion L/R, ABXY buttons, D-pad
– L & R joysticks with Hall‍ effect sensors
– L & R bumpers
– L ⁤& R analog⁣ triggers
– Legion L & R buttons
– View button (L)
– Menu button (L)
– Trackpad (R)
– 6 x adjustable grip buttons
– 1 x mouse wheel (R)
-⁢ 1 x mouse ‍sensor‌ (R)
– ​2 x controller release buttons
– Haptics: ⁤HD haptics
– Gyro: 6-Axis IMU
Audio: 2‌ x 2W speakers, dual ​near-field ⁣microphones

Lenovo’s Legion Go ⁣handheld gaming device offers a compelling⁤ option for gamers on the go, with its ⁢unique design and‌ powerful specifications. ⁣The device⁣ is set to be released soon, and gamers are eagerly awaiting its arrival.Lenovo’s new handheld gaming​ device, Legion Go, is set to hit the market soon, offering gamers​ a powerful and versatile gaming ‌experience. The device, which was recently unveiled by Lenovo, combines features‍ from existing devices and consoles to create a unique gaming​ experience.

Inspired by devices⁤ such ⁢as the Steam Deck, the Legion Go features a ‌robust ‌design and includes a touchpad for added convenience. The‍ layout of the controls is reminiscent of the Asus Rog Ally, while the detachable controllers‌ resemble those of the Nintendo Switch.

One ‍of the standout features of the⁢ Legion Go is⁤ its ability⁤ to be played in tabletop mode. ​The device includes a‌ flip-out stand at the back, ⁢allowing‌ users to play games while holding only the⁣ TrueStrike controllers. This clever⁢ design ensures a comfortable gaming experience, especially for longer ⁢gaming sessions.

In ‌terms ⁤of ⁢pricing, the Legion Go will start ⁢at 18,999 Czech korunas, which⁢ is 500 korunas less than the Rog Ally. However, it is still slightly more expensive ⁢compared to the ⁢Steam Deck.

One potential concern for gamers is the battery life⁣ of the ⁣device. While ‌the‍ Legion ⁤Go can be ​charged up to 70% capacity in just half an⁢ hour, the⁤ overall battery ⁣life may vary depending on⁢ the usage. The device‌ also comes with the Legion Space overlay, which consolidates important features​ such as installed games, quick access to stores, and other platforms. Users can also adjust settings such as⁢ resolution,⁢ brightness, and ⁢refresh rate through​ this overlay.

Another⁢ interesting feature​ of the Legion Go is the ability to transform the right TrueStrike controller into an improvised mouse. Users can⁤ simply insert the controller into‌ the provided​ accessory and use it as a ⁣mouse. The⁤ practicality of this feature ⁤will be tested​ in ‌real-world usage.

Lenovo also unveiled additional accessories for gamers, including the Legion Glasses with micro OLED displays and ​the⁤ Legion E510 7.1 RGB⁣ Gaming in-ear headphones. The Legion ⁣Glasses, which will be available in December for 11,999 korunas, offer a ⁢high-resolution display ⁤for each ⁤eye. The ⁤Legion E510 7.1 RGB Gaming headphones will also be available in December for 1,199 korunas.

The complete specifications of the ‌Legion Go and Legion Glasses are ⁢listed in the table ⁤below:

Lenovo Legion Go:
– Dimensions: Basic module: 210mm x 131mm x 20mm;​ Basic module with‍ attached ‍controllers: 299mm​ x⁢ 131mm x⁤ 41mm
– ⁤Weight: Without attached controllers: ‌640g; With ⁤attached controllers: 854g
– Color: ‌Shadow Black
– Display: 8.8″ QHD+⁣ (2560 ‍x 1600)​ IPS; 16:10, 10-point touch (144Hz⁤ / 97% DCI-P3 / 500 nits / 83%AAR)
– Processor: AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme with AMD RDNA graphics
-⁢ Memory: Built-in 16GB 7500Mhz LPDDR5X
– Storage: 256GB ‍/ 512GB / 1TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 22428
– ⁣Operating System: Windows 11 Home
– Battery: 2-cell ⁣49.2Wh with‌ Super Rapid Charge; ⁢Controller battery capacity: 900mAh2
– Ports: ⁤Top 3.5mm audio combo jack, 1 x ⁤USB Type-C (USB 4.0, ​DisplayPort⁤ 1.4,⁣ Power Delivery 3.0), ‌1 x ⁣microSD card reader; Bottom 1 x USB Type-C (USB 4.0, ⁤DisplayPort⁢ 1.4, Power Delivery 3.0)
– Controls and Input:‍ Gamepad controls (Legion L/R, ABXY buttons, D-pad), ​L ​& R joysticks with⁤ Hall ‌sensors, L & R bumpers, L & R analog triggers, Legion L ‍& R buttons, View button ​(L), Menu button (L), Trackpad (R), 6 x adjustable grip buttons, 1 x mouse​ wheel (R), 1‌ x mouse sensor (R), 2 x ⁤controller release buttons, ‍Haptics:⁢ HD haptics, ⁣Gyro: 6-Axis IMU
– Audio: 2 x 2W speakers, Dual near-field microphones
– Connectivity: 2 x 2 Wi-Fi 6E (802.11 ax), Bluetooth® 5.2
– Software: Legion Space, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate – Free 3-month⁤ membership

Lenovo Legion Glasses:
– Display: Micro OLED
– Resolution: 1920⁣ x

PAA Question 2: What is the storage capacity and battery characteristics of the Legion ​Go⁤ handheld device

Ion​ Glasses ⁤with micro OLED displays for each eye, offering⁢ a high-resolution viewing experience. These glasses will be available in December‌ at​ a price of 11,999 Czech korunas.⁤ Additionally, ‌Lenovo introduced the Legion⁤ E510 7.1 RGB Gaming in-ear headphones, which will be released at the same time and priced⁢ at 1,199 Czech korunas.

To provide a complete overview of‌ the Legion Go handheld device, here are the specifications:

– Dimensions (D x W x H):

– Basic module: 210mm x 131mm x 20mm

– ⁣Basic module with attached controllers: 299mm x⁢ 131mm x 41mm

– Weight:

‍ – Without attached controllers: 640g

⁢- With attached controllers: 854g

– Color:⁢ Shadow Black

– Display: 8.8″ QHD+ ​(2560 x 1600) IPS; 16:10, 10-point touch (144Hz / 97% DCI-P3 / 500 nits / 83% AAR)

– Touchpad: Multi-finger gesture support

– Processor: AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme ​with⁢ AMD RDNA graphics

– Memory: Built-in 16GB​ 7500Mhz LPDDR5X

– Storage: 256GB‌ / 512GB / 1TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 2242

– Operating ‍System: Windows 11 Home

– Battery:‍ 2-cell 49.2Wh, Super Rapid Charge

– Controller Battery Capacity: 900mAh

-⁣ Adapter: USB Type-C, 65W AC adapter

-⁣ Ports:

– Top: 3.5mm‌ audio combo jack, 1 x⁢ USB Type-C (USB 4.0, DisplayPort 1.4, Power ⁣Delivery 3.0), 1 x microSD card reader

– Bottom: ‌1 x USB Type-C (USB 4.0, DisplayPort 1.4,