Lenovo Legion Go review: A bold leap into handheld PC gaming, but is it a smooth landing?
SpecificationDetailsPulling the Legion Go from its box, you're immediately struck by its size. This isn't any pocket-sized plaything. It's a hefty handheld, measuring about 11.8 x 5.15 x 1.61 inches and weighing in at around 840 grams.
Think of it as the linebacker of the handheld world—imposing, yet with a certain athletic charm.The design is a blend of familiarity and innovation. The Joy-Con-esque detachable controllers feel right at home for Switch veterans, while the matte black shell and RGB lighting accents add a touch of futuristic flair. But it's not all style; the textured back and strategically placed grips make it surprisingly comfortable to hold, even during marathon gaming sessions.Lenovo didn't skimp on the controls.
The buttons are responsive and satisfying to press, and the joysticks feel precise. The placement of the buttons and triggers is intuitive, making it easy to jump into a game without fumbling around. A unique feature is the rear trackpad or the scroll wheel, perfect for navigating Windows or aiming in FPS games—though it takes a bit of getting used to.The 8.8-inch IPS display is the star of the show.
With a resolution of 2560 x 1600 and a 144Hz refresh rate, it delivers visuals that will keep you hooked to the game you are playing. Colours pop, details are sharp, and motion is buttery smooth. No matter what you are doing in your virtual world, the Legion Go's display is a treat for the eyes.
The touch responsive display feels smooth to use without leaving many smudges or fingerprints. There's just one minor gripe, though: the display's peak brightness could be higher. While it's fine indoors, you might struggle to see clearly under direct sunlight.Lenovo's gone all-in with the Legion Go's guts,
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