Lenovo Legion Go S Hits Record Low Price
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The SteamOS-powered handheld is now available for $635.54, positioning its hardware against the Steam Deck OLED.
Lenovo has dropped the price of the Legion Go S with SteamOS to its lowest point since its 2024 release. According to reporting from The Verge, the handheld is currently on sale for $635.54 when using the discount code EXTRASAVEAFF, a significant drop from its normal price of $1,137.41.
The device is powered by a Z2 Go processor, which The Verge notes delivers performance similar to the more expensive Steam Deck OLED. While the outlet describes the chip as not being particularly impressive, it remains a viable option for indie titles and more demanding games provided settings are lowered.
Hardware highlights for the Legion Go S include an 8-inch IPS panel featuring a 120Hz refresh rate and variable refresh rate capabilities. The Verge previously reviewed both the Windows and SteamOS versions of the device, concluding that the SteamOS model offered a more appealing user experience.
This price cut comes as The Verge reports that the Steam Deck OLED has recently seen a price increase, making the discounted Legion Go S a more competitive alternative in the SteamOS handheld market.