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Legion Go 2’s high price draws backlash. Lenovo’s response isn’t helping


The Steam Deck starts at $400. That’s one of its most appealing aspects, even years after it launched. The new Lenovo Legion Go 2 starts at $1,050, and it goes up to $1,350 if you really want to max ... Read More

Lenovo Legion Go 2 hands-on: Powerful upgrades but with an even higher price


At IFA 2025, Lenovo shared even more details about its flagship Legion Go 2 gaming handheld including some potential major upgrades in performance but also a big increase in price. Read More

Lenovo Responds To Backlash Over Legion Go 2's Premium Price


Presuming the prices are accurate, Lenovo's base Legion Go 2 is $500 more expensive than the ROG Xbox Ally, while the higher-end config costs $450 more than the ROG Xbox Ally X. And according to a ... Read More

Lenovo’s new Legion Go 2 getting Xbox UI—and higher price


As it turns out, the Asus ROG Xbox Ally and Ally X won’t be the only handheld gaming devices to get Xbox’s snazzy new user interface (UI). At its Innovation World event held in Berlin, Germany, over ... Read More

Lenovo Legion Go 2 Appears at Best Buy with a Hefty Price Tag


The Lenovo Legion Go 2 has surfaced on Best Buy, confirming its release is near. But at $1,350, Lenovo’s latest handheld may struggle against cheaper rivals from ASUS and MSI. Read More


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