
Lenovo’s Legion Go S, a handheld gaming device running SteamOS, is currently available at a substantial discount. Positioned as a direct competitor to the Steam Deck OLED, the device offers several hardware advantages, including a larger eight-inch IPS display with a 120Hz refresh rate and 1080p resolution. Additionally, the Legion Go S features double the RAM and storage capacity compared to its primary rival, alongside unique design elements like two-stage triggers. By utilizing the same software ecosystem as the Steam Deck, it provides a familiar user experience for portable gaming enthusiasts. This price drop makes the device an attractive option for those seeking high-performance mobile hardware with expanded specifications. The deal highlights the growing competition in the handheld gaming market, as manufacturers continue to iterate on hardware to capture the interest of PC gamers looking for portability without compromising on display quality or system performance.
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