Lenovo Legion Go Available for $499 — Save 30% and Enjoy Handheld Gaming with $200 Off

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So, picture this: the Lenovo Legion Go, not exactly hot off the press in the world of handheld consoles, but still a force with that Z1 Extreme chip and a hearty 16GB RAM. Oh, and let’s not forget the 512GB SSD. Used to be $699.99 — a bit steep, right? But as of now, Amazon’s got it slashed to $499.99. That’s a cool 30% off its MSRP, meaning you pocket $200. It wasn’t branded a Prime Day 2025 steal, but gosh, it’s a sweet deal nonetheless. Oddly enough, though, it’s cheaper than the newer kid, the Legion Go S, which rocks an AMD Z2 but is still way pricier at $589.99. Go figure.

The cherry on top with the Legion Go? Its massive 8.8-inch display totally eats competition like the Asus Ally ROG X for breakfast. If you’re the type to dive into virtual worlds and couldn’t care less about sliding it into a pocket, it’s the dream. Plus, there are two USB-C ports. You can juice it up and hook up to a big screen at the same time. Oh, and those detachable controllers? Yeah, one magically turns into a mouse for those FPS marathons. If you’re like me and love sprawling on a hotel room bed after a day of playing tourist, this is your jam.

Alright, let’s ramble about graphics — if you’re hungry for more, the USB-C ports are USB4. Hello, Thunderbolt 3/4 enclosures! You could snag a Legion Go with a USB-C hub too, and transform it into a mini gaming PC or even a workstation at home, if that tickles your fancy.

And why wouldn’t you be tearing your hair out about missing this? It’s $499. Not bleeding-edge tech, sure, but hey, it’s been a while — December, if memory serves — since it hit rock-bottom price. Even if the holiday season usually tempts you into buying gadgets, waiting seems silly right now.

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