Lenovo ‘Legion Go S’ image renders leak, reportedly a more affordable handheld gaming PC

Lenovo’s Legion Go, a high-powered gaming handheld, made waves last year. It retailed for PHP 49,995USD 852INR 72,223EUR 811CNY 6,204 in the Philippines, and now, rumors are swirling about a more affordable option: the Legion Go S.

Recent leaks have shed light on the Legion Go S’s design and key specifications. The device is expected to come in a sleek white colorway with non-removable controllers, reminiscent of the ASUS ROG Ally.

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Key differences from the original Legion Go include a circular D-pad and a TrackPoint-style nub mouse.

Under the hood, the Legion Go S is rumored to be powered by an AMD Rembrandt APU (”Zen 3+” architecture). While this chip may not match the power of the Zen 4 cores in the current Legion Go, it still promises a capable gaming experience.

Lenovo is expected to showcase the Legion Go S at the CES 2025 in January next year in Las Vegas. While pricing is kept under wraps, the upcoming handheld gaming PC could start at USD 399PHP 23,416INR 33,815EUR 380CNY 2,904 (approx. Php23USD 0.39INR 33EUR 0.37CNY 3.3K).

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