It feels like the Lenovo Legion GO only just landed on the battlefield, but the company has signalled that it’s already working on a successor. However, it also sounds like it might not release until rivals like the Steam Deck 2 and next Asus ROG Ally charge onto the handheld scene, which could be a wise move when it comes to flaunting next generation features.
If you’ve already checked out my Lenovo Legion GO review, you’ll know that, while it's not my cup of tea, it takes to the best gaming handheld stage with an extra large 8.8-inch screen and detachable Joycon-inspired controllers. Both of those attributes help to stand out from what is becoming a pretty busy market, but rather than focusing on a revamp that’ll combat the Steam Deck OLED, Lenovo is waiting for the next generation to unleash a new wave of features.
