Lenovo’s $1,099 Portable PC: Bigger, Heavier, Pricier, Woke AF
Lenovo is back at it this September 2025 with the Legion Go 2, the handheld gaming PC that’s bravely aiming for the 'heavier and pricier' market at a jaw-dropping starting price of $1,099—an extra $400 above the OG Legion Go's $699. This delightfully bulky 2.38-pound beast boasts an 8.8-inch 1920x1200 OLED screen flexing a 30–144Hz VRR that lovingly embraces each frame down to 30Hz. The shiny new AMD Ryzen Z2 and Z2 Extreme chips nearly match last year’s specs with software tweaks, because why settle for groundbreaking? Lenovo also slaps on up to 32GB LPDDR5X-8000 RAM, a fingerprint-powered power button and a kickstand that bravely holds up your guilt over spending too much. It’s like handing you a Switch-clone that took a vitamin-heavy weightlifting course but forgot to get buff in raw raw performance. Social justice in tech form, but who invited the price hike carnival?
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Lenovo’s Legion Go 2: where losing weight took a backseat to inflating your wallet by $400. Because nothing screams inclusivity like USB4 ports and no extra pixels, just more pounds and a finger print button to validate your pure consumer guilt.
Whoever decided bigger/heavier/ $400 pricier was a winning combo deserves a medal made of melted gamers’ tears.
The Legion Go 2 is like that friend who tries to carry more stuff but ends up just slowing down the party—and your budget.
Source: Theverge | Published: 9/5/2025 | Author: Sean Hollister
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