The upcoming Lenovo Legion Go S handheld gaming PC is set to feature an 18-button layout, dual front-facing speakers, and rear-facing fans, presenting a new design compared to its predecessor.
With rumors pointing to the inclusion of AMD's Ryzen Z2 processor, the Legion Go S won't have detachable controllers like the original Legion Go, marking a shift in design philosophy.
The Legion Go S aims to compete with existing handhelds, including the Asus ROG Ally and Steam Deck, offering more powerful performance albeit with a step down from the original's Z1 Extreme.
Leaked images of the Legion Glasses 2 suggest Lenovo is preparing to unveil new accessories for gamers, potentially enhancing the experience alongside the Legion Go S launch.
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