The Lenovo Legion Go S with SteamOS is sold in two configurations—there's a Ryzen Z2 Go model that costs $600 and a more ...

Earlier this year, Lenovo released a more streamlined and potentially affordable take on its flagship gaming handheld in the Legion Go S. Unfortunately, the Windows 11 version came first, which wasn’t ...

With an actual price of $599 and tradeoffs galore, the base Legion Go S with SteamOS is not a match for the $550 Steam Deck OLED. The more powerful AMD Z1 Extreme model is not half bad, but it’s far ...

This time the Lenovo Legion Go S SteamOS version is here, and there are some things to talk about. We’ve used the original Lenovo Legion Go as well as the aforementioned Windows 11 S version.

Arguably even more interesting what Lenovo is pitching as the "world's first officially licensed handheld powered by SteamOS," which is calling the Legion Go S (8", 1) - Powered by SteamOS.

As of the time of writing, Lenovo has not announced the official release date of the Legion Go S powered by SteamOS, so stay tuned for updates on the product release information and other CES 2025 ...

Lenovo unveiled it's new Legion Go S at CES, sharing that it would be the first 3rd party device to come with an official version of SteamOS.

Lenovo Legion GO S with Ryzen Z1 Extreme/32GB/1TB for $750 Both models feature 8 inch 120 Hz displays and a set of game controllers that are not detachable like those on the original Legion Go.

Valve is making a notable shift with its portable gaming strategy as Lenovo debuted a new edition of its Legion Go gaming handheld that runs Valve’s custom operating system. Valve, headquartered ...

Lenovo has finally announced a new line of Legion Go handheld PCs, with one that will come installed with SteamOS out of the box. The new model is called the Legion Go S, and it's the world's ...

The SteamOS edition of the Lenovo Legion Go S knows exactly what it is and who it is for, which makes all the difference for a portable, “on-the-go” type of hardware.

The Lenovo Legion Go S powered by SteamOS is not only the first third-party device to come with Valve's platform pre-installed, it's also cheaper and slightly more powerful than its Windows 11 ...