Lenovo Legion Go S SteamOS hits lowest price ever
▼ Summary
– The Lenovo Legion Go S with a Z2 Go processor and SteamOS is discounted to $635.54 at Lenovo using code EXTRASAVEAFF, down from its usual $1,137.41 price.
– This is the lowest price seen for this model, compared to its typical selling price of around $1,000 at Best Buy.
– The SteamOS version is preferred over the Windows version due to a better user experience, as noted in The Verge’s 2024 review.
– The Z2 Go chip delivers performance similar to the more expensive OLED Steam Deck, making it suitable for indie games and less demanding titles.
– The device features an 8-inch 120Hz IPS display with variable refresh rate, distinguishing it from other handhelds at this price point.
With memory and storage costs expected to stay elevated for the near term, we are always on the lookout for solid deals on capable gaming hardware. That is why this current discount on the Lenovo Legion Go S, featuring a Z2 Go processor and SteamOS, is particularly attractive. The handheld typically carries a price tag of $1,137.41 and has been hovering near $1,000 at Best Buy, but Lenovo is currently offering it for just $635.54. To get this steep reduction, you simply need to apply the code EXTRASAVEAFF at checkout. This marks the lowest price we have tracked for this specific configuration.
Our review of the Legion Go S, which covers both the Windows and SteamOS versions released last year, clearly favored the latter. The SteamOS experience feels substantially more polished, offering a user interface that Windows is only now beginning to catch up to. While the Z2 Go chip does not break any performance records, delivering output comparable to the pricier OLED Steam Deck, it handles indie titles with ease and can manage more demanding games if you are willing to lower the graphical settings. The device also features an 8-inch IPS display that supports a 120Hz refresh rate alongside variable refresh rate technology, a combination that gives the Legion Go S a distinct edge over other handhelds in its price bracket.
If you want a deeper look at its performance and features, you can read our full Lenovo Legion Go S (SteamOS) review.
(Source: The Verge)
