popularN3RD_01 posted Nov 20, 2025 06:19 AM
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popularN3RD_01 posted Nov 20, 2025 06:19 AM
Legion Go S 8" 120Hz Gaming Handheld - AMD Ryzen Z2 Go - SteamOS - 16GB with 512GB SSD - Steam $449.99
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That's actually very compelling for both. Yeah, in terms of Z1E it's the best on the market. SteamOS makes it perform better fairly close to the Xbox Ally X or the other Z2E machines and it's for half the price. Compared to the Windows versions it's just a good 10-15% better and if you're able to pick up one in Fair condition, amazing.
But that goes double for the Z2 Go. The chip is nothing impressive, it's actually quite similar to a Steamdeck, but it allows for higher TDP. That's what makes it compelling here because it quickly gets close to matching the other Z1E Windows machines, maybe 5-10% weaker to, say, an Ally X. At that price point it's pretty competitive. Personally I bit the bullet here since I had some reward certs to burn anyway and got to lower the price even further. Frankly none of the machines, even the new ones, are going to be running high end games from the past year or two at 60 FPS, so I can't justify spending a ton of money. For those games, I've got my desktop. For a $300-400 machine? Yeah, I'm okay with that.
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That's actually very compelling for both. Yeah, in terms of Z1E it's the best on the market. SteamOS makes it perform better fairly close to the Xbox Ally X or the other Z2E machines and it's for half the price. Compared to the Windows versions it's just a good 10-15% better and if you're able to pick up one in Fair condition, amazing.
But that goes double for the Z2 Go. The chip is nothing impressive, it's actually quite similar to a Steamdeck, but it allows for higher TDP. That's what makes it compelling here because it quickly gets close to matching the other Z1E Windows machines, maybe 5-10% weaker to, say, an Ally X. At that price point it's pretty competitive. Personally I bit the bullet here since I had some reward certs to burn anyway and got to lower the price even further. Frankly none of the machines, even the new ones, are going to be running high end games from the past year or two at 60 FPS, so I can't justify spending a ton of money. For those games, I've got my desktop. For a $300-400 machine? Yeah, I'm okay with that.
I ordered this best buy sku 6619188 in open box excellent condition.
The product box had previous purchaser's name and order number so it told me everything I needed to know on how much time Geek Squad must have done to verify it.
Now there's no steamOS on it and instead has windows. What's bonkers is that there's no Lenovo bloatware. Ain't no way Lenovo didn't put shovelware on it.
Help. How do I verify I got the right product? What serial and product numbers can I verify?
Did I come out better with a windows version or am I owed partial refund.
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