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Alright, so we’re talking about the Lenovo Legion Go. Not exactly the shiny newcomer on the block, but still a pretty cool gadget if you’re into gaming on the go. It’s got this Z1 Extreme chip thingy, 16GB of RAM (not too shabby, right?), and a 512GB SSD to store all those games you just had to download. Once upon a time, it was going for $699.99. Now? You can snag it for $499.99 on Amazon. That’s like, a $200 save, and I can almost feel my wallet smiling.
Is it a Prime Day 2025 deal? Nope. But I’m not even mad because $499.99 is one of the better prices out there. It was a bit cheaper before, but hey, $17 isn’t going to ruin my day. Now, thanks to this price cut, the original Legion’s cheaper than its cousin, the Legion Go S, which has some Z2 Go chip. Honestly, kind of mind-blowing it’s pricier at $589.99! What a world.
Here’s what really sets the Legion Go apart: that screen. A sprawling 8.8 inches. Perfect if you’re like me and need to practically dive into the game world. It beats out the Asus Ally ROG X in this department, at least. Aside from that, you’d get two USB-C ports. Meaning? You can juice it up while connecting to your fancy external display. Oh, and controllers? They’re detachable and one morphs into a mouse. Not kidding. Like, why lug around extra gear when this thing does it all? Perfect for that hotel room gaming vibe.
Want even more graphics power? Both USB-C ports support Thunderbolt 3/4 enclosures. Oh, and if you’re dreaming of turning it into some kind of gaming monster at home, you can bundle it with a USB-C hub. Transformations galore.
Okay, so maybe the Lenovo Legion Go isn’t cutting-edge. At $499, though, it’s a pretty tempting offer. Could it be cheaper? Sure, but who feels like waiting until December for another price drop? Not me.
We’re scouring the interwebs for stellar deals this Amazon Prime Day. Like, we live for this stuff. Want more savings? Totally check our Amazon Prime Day Deals Live page. Spoiler: It’ll have all kinds of steals, from SSDs to CPUs. Because saving money on gadgets is pretty much a hobby at this point.
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