Legion Go 2
News, coverage and analysis tracking Legion Go 2 across the outlets.
RAM prices "will never be like last year again," predicts PC maker LenovoLenovo predicts that high RAM and SSD prices, driven by AI data center demand, are likely to persist for years, potentially until 2030 or beyond. Despite increased production capacity from manufacturers like SK Hynix and Samsung, demand is expected to keep prices elevated compared to previous years. The company advises consumers to carefully consider their RAM needs, suggesting 16GB may be sufficient for many gaming PCs, while 32GB is recommended for more demanding tasks like streaming or video editing.
The Lenovo Legion Go 2 now starts at $1,200, but the version I'd consider is currently AWOLThe Lenovo Legion Go 2 is now available starting at $1,200, a price point that is considered high despite a supposed 25% discount. The article compares it unfavorably to the Xbox Ally and Steam Deck, questioning the value proposition of current high-end gaming handheld prices.
ONEXPLAYER just started teasing a Legion Go 2 rival with a Ryzen AI Max+ 395 chipset, but the handheld maker should read…ONEXPLAYER has begun teasing its new X2 Mini handheld gaming device, which appears to be a competitor to the Lenovo Legion Go. The device is rumored to feature a Ryzen AI Max+ 395 chipset, a detachable controller design, and an 8.8-inch 144Hz OLED display. The article also touches on the high cost of current gaming handhelds and the desire for more affordable options.
Lenovo Legion Go 2 Pricing Sparks Backlash at Nearly $3,000Lenovo's upcoming Legion Go 2 handheld gaming PC has sparked significant backlash due to its reported price of nearly $3,000 for the 2TB model. This pricing places it in direct competition with high-end gaming laptops, a stark contrast to the original Legion Go's $700-800 range. The PC gaming community is questioning the value proposition at this premium price point, especially when compared to competitors like the Steam Deck OLED and ASUS ROG Ally.
The Lenovo Legion Go 2 handheld costs more than two Nvidia RTX 5080 GPUs — and that's genuinely absurdLenovo has significantly increased the price of its 2TB Legion Go 2 handheld to $2,850, making it more expensive than two Nvidia RTX 5080 GPUs. This price hike, which also affected the 1TB model, is attributed to the ongoing memory crisis impacting PC hardware. The company has not provided an official explanation for the substantial increase.- The Most Expensive PC Gaming Handheld Just Got A $650 Price IncreaseThe Legion Go 2, a PC gaming handheld, has received a significant price increase of $650. Despite featuring a great screen, the new price point makes it unaffordable for many consumers.