Lenovo Legion Go | Unboxing & Full Review

Reviewing the Lenovo Legion Go handheld console, including an unboxing and full gaming experience. I've tested a LOT of Windows handheld gamers as we hit 2024 and the Lenovo Legion Go sure has some impressive features. However, it's not quite the best out there for battery performance, while the Steam Deck OLED boasts slicker software and a more gorgeous display.

Positives include that sharp 144Hz panel (even if it's not OLED) and the FPS mode, which is well suited to precision shooting. The Lenovo Legion Go performs well when plugged in too, although it's bigger than the ROG Ally, Steam Deck and most other rivals.

Windows 11 is as borky as usual, while the Legion Space software can also have its moments. The Legion Go isn't exactly super portable either, because of its size as well as its short battery life. For gaming on the go I'd recommend the Switch, or even that Steam Deck OLED.

So have you been using the Lenovo Legion Go as your handheld device? Let us know below and I've rounded up the best portable gaming consoles in a separate video!

Lenovo Legion Go Unboxing & Review Chapters:
0:00 - Oh get on with it!
0:48 - Unboxing
1:20 - Design
3:09 - Ports
3:42 - Windows & Legion Space
5:26 - Display & audio
7:22 - Tru Strike Controllers
8:07 - FPS mode
8:47 - Gaming features
11:19 - Plugged in gaming
13:05 - Battery gaming
14:24 - Cooling tech
15:04 - Battery life