Lenovo Legion Go Down $200: Top Windows Gaming PC

Just in time for Amazon Prime Day, Amazon has slashed prices to unprecedented lows on one of the top Windows gaming handhelds. The Lenovo Legion Go featuring an AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme APU with 512GB storage is now available for just $499.99 with free shipping after a massive 30% instant discount. Outperforming the Asus ROG Ally, the Legion Go delivers a bigger, crisper display, removable controllers, and extended battery life. With Valve's SteamOS now widely accessible, you can transform this powerhouse into an upgraded Steam Deck alternative.

Lenovo Legion Go 512GB Gaming Handheld – Limited-Time 30% Discount

Lenovo Legion Go: AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme Gaming Handheld

$699.99 $499.99 (29% savings) – Amazon

This Windows-powered portable gaming system packs serious performance with its AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme APU featuring Radeon graphics and 16GB RAM – matching specs found in the $700 Asus ROG Ally models. The Legion Go elevates portable gaming with an expansive 8.8" 2560x1600 144Hz IPS touchscreen and Nintendo Switch-style detachable controllers. Running Windows 11 means full compatibility with Steam, Epic Games, Ubisoft Connect, Battle.net, and other major PC gaming platforms.

IGN's Jacqueline Thomas praised the Legion Go in her review: "Currently unmatched in screen size and raw performance among handheld PCs, though with considerations. Its substantial size and ultra-HD display sometimes exceed the hardware's capabilities, requiring graphics adjustments for optimal gameplay. While battery life could improve, the premium justifies Windows 11 integration, superior specs, and Switch-like versatility – making it ideal for gamers seeking a powerhouse with detachable controllers."

Post-review, the Asus ROG Ally X entered the market as a Legion Go competitor, but its $899.99 retail price makes Lenovo's offering significantly more cost-effective at $400 less.

Pro tip: Enhance your Legion Go experience with a high-capacity power bank and Micro SD card. While our Steam Deck vs. ROG Ally comparison doesn't include the Legion Go, it provides valuable insights about SteamOS versus Windows handheld ecosystems.