Lenovo seems to have a pretty clear mission in the handheld gaming PC stakes – it aims to be the biggest third-party name in the market, and it knows that it has to beat the likes of Asus to take that crown. When Asus is off making collaborations with Xbox directly, that makes life a little harder, of course.
Still, it's pretty clear that Lenovo's approach is nimble enough to stay relevant, with last year's Legion Go S (SteamOS) standing as my favourite PC handheld that I've ever tested. Its latest handheld, the Legion Go 2, goes even bigger on power and size, though. The brand will make a SteamOS version later this year, but, for now, the only option is a Windows beast that stretches the definition of portability, but excels where power is concerned.
