Lenovo Legion Go S: Hands-On with the First Third-Party Steam Deck Competitor

Lenovo Legion Go S: A Hands-On Review of the First Third-Party Steam OS Handheld The tech world buzzed recently with the release of the Lenovo Legion Go S, a groundbreaking handheld gaming device. This innovative system marks the first time a third-party manufacturer has successfully integrated Steam OS into a portable gaming console. TechRadar's recent unboxing video provides a detailed look at this exciting new product. The video reveals a sleek design and impressive specifications. The Legion Go S boasts an 8-inch WUXGA screen with a smooth 120Hz refresh rate, ensuring a high-quality gaming experience. The device is powered by an AMD Ryzen Z2 Go chip, promising strong performance. In addition to its processing power, the console features USB 4 ports and a 3.5mm headphone jack, enhancing its versatility. The presenter notes that "it has up to 32 gigabytes of memory, up to a terabyte of storage." While the controllers are not detachable, a feature the presenter points out, Lenovo is working on a future model that will include this feature. The Legion Go S is priced at $599.99 for the 512 GB model, making it a competitive option in the handheld gaming market. The unboxing video offers a compelling glimpse into the Legion Go S's potential. With its blend of power, features, and price, the device is poised to make a significant impact on the handheld gaming landscape.