The Lenovo Legion Go S disappointed me in my review, but its first major sale does beg the question: is it now worth buying?

According to a new rumor, the next MSI Claw could use an upcoming state-of-the-art AMD processor, leaving Intel without a ...

O ne of the most monumental upgrades I ever made to my gaming rig was swapping to an OLED monitor. A higher and clearer ...

The Lenovo Legion Go S retails for $729 and currently comes in one configuration. It features a 120Hz, 8-inch 1920x1200 IPS ...

I tried my best not to be grumpy about Switch 2 mouse controls being a thing. I'm sure many of you are going to have a blast ...

It brings some perks over the Steam Deck (VRR, Hall effect joysticks, and more) but it may not be a Steam Deck killer.

Lenovo is eager to prove that expanding its Legion brand from gaming laptops to gaming handhelds wasn't a one-hit wonder. The ...

Lenovo’s Legion Go S, the first third-party handheld console to launch with Valve’s SteamOS, is now available for preorder at $549.99—$50 more than its original announced price. Initially announced at ...

The Lenovo Legion Go is one of the most powerful gaming handhelds we've seen so far, with its gorgeous 8.8-inch IPS touchscreen that supports up to 144Hz and the AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme processor.

The Legion Go S feels wonderful to game on and can churn out decent frame rates once you've tinkered with its BIOS settings, but its older hardware doesn't compete with other new handhelds and it ...