Lenovo Legion Go

En lo personal es una gran consola un poco limitada pero con la última actualización del modo Xbox mejora mucho la experiencia

Full gaming pc in your hands. Very portable and great gaming performance

Surpassed my expectations. Even though it said it was used it was practically brand new. Somebody just took the protective plastic off of it and then put it back in the case works great. I love using it for games as a desktop and as a handheld. And I will say I was absolutely surprised once I got it in my hands the size of the screen, and the feel of the controllers were amazing. Haven’t felt like that for a long time.

With appropriate performance expectations this is a great gaming handheld, you can emulate basically all consoles up to PS3 and play them well along with playing PC games at reasonable settings. Keep in mind the integrated graphics on this are not going to match a dedicated graphics card, but setting the resolution and quality low will enable you to play a lot of AAA PC games. I own this and the original ROG Ally Z1 Extreme, I find myself preferring this handheld thanks to the larger screen though I wish the resolution was lower on this device and the screen was VRR. At 1600p this screen is very sharp, though it would still be sharp at 1200p considering a 24-inch monitor is plenty sharp at 1080p. Colors on this device are vibrant and it gets bright enough for me. I wish it was HDR for an improved picture but that's probably in works for the future. Speakers are okay with this, top-firing was an odd choice. They get plenty loud and sound alright but the ROG Ally is superior here. The speakers are more than serviceable though. Controls are great for the most part. The sticks work great and feel very comfortable to use. The device overall is comfortable to hold and use plus you can set this up using the included kickstand and detach the controllers or use a third-party controller. All the face buttons are great though the d-pad is much more inset than I expected and sort of odd. The triggers are great and I have no issues with them. I understand the choice for the buttons on the back of the device as they are not symmetrical, but it takes some adjustment to get used to. The FPS mode for having mouse control is pretty neat and just adds to the flexibility of this device. No issues with the touchscreen or touchpad, touchpad is on the small side though. Performance wise, without a frame counter on screen this feels the same as my ROG Ally at basically the same resolutions and settings. I can't discern a performance difference in any games without looking at specs on screen. Would I recommend this device? Possibly, if you want a gaming handheld now and are not interested in waiting for the new generation, then yes. New handhelds will be releasing with the newer generation of AMD processors, these will perform better than the current generation by a substantial amount thanks to the newer integrated graphics. I'd readily recommend this over the original ROG Ally Z1 Extreme for several reasons: integrated kickstand, larger screen, included case, the Legion Go has not ruined a 1TB micro-SD card for me, more features, etc. The Legion Go battery is also lasting longer than my ROG Ally which has been great. Realistically, a laptop may be a better choice depending on your needs, you can get a lot more performance and some user upgradability past storage.

If you're on the fence about getting this, wait for a sale and you won't regret it. I got this as a christmas gift from my wife. I love how powerful it is and the fact that I can bring it around the house or out to my parents house. This device has made me get into indie games where I wouldn't usually have on my home PC. The only downsides about this is the battery life. If you're running something intensive, the battery will only last 1-2 hours tops. If you're playing something less intensive then it will likely go a bit longer, maybe 3 if you're lucky.