Lenovo Legion Go S emerges in renders | Infinium-tech

The Legion Go was Lenovo’s first Windows handheld gaming PC and launched with great specs including a 144Hz QHD+ screen, AMD’s Ryzen Z1 series chipset, and a detachable controller. It’s been over a year since Legion GO debuted, and now we’re getting the first set of details on the second entry in the Legion GO series: Legion GO S.

device spotted windows central A set of official renders have revealed a more mainstream design in line with the ROG Alley and Steam Deck. The detachable controllers are gone and according to the source, the display may be smaller than that of the Legion Go.

Lenovo Legion Go S renders have been leaked

We can also see your standard ABXY buttons on the right side, dual joysticks with RGB lighting, an 18-button configuration with a D-pad, and a nub that looks similar to the TrackPoint on Lenovo laptops. The Legion Go S also features dual front-facing speakers, rear-facing fans, and dual USB-C ports – both located on the top of the device.

According to the latest leak, the Legion Go .

The new leak also reveals that the Legion Go S will be priced in the $399-449 range, which is a notable reduction from the Legion Go’s $699/€799 starting price.

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