You can grab an incredible deal on a Lenovo Legion Go right now at Walmart, with the price of the 512GB model slashed to just $549.99, meaning you can save $150 on a gaming handheld that still holds up well against more recent hardware.
Lenovo was quick to market with its Steam Deck rival, the Legion Go, boasting a much bigger display and more powerful AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme CPU than Valve’s handheld, which made it one of the best gaming handhelds at the time. Since then, Lenovo has released two more handhelds, the Go S and Go S SteamOS edition. Both still fall short of the OG Legion Go in terms of power, and both come with relatively safe designs in comparison, making this deal all the more appetizing.
The Lenovo Legion Go separates itself from other gaming handhelds with a unique controller design that mimics the Nintendo Switch. Each controller can be removed from the console and used independently, with one even able to be to used as a mouse, an idea since copied by the Nintendo Switch 2.
Its 8.8-inch WQXGA display was also one of the biggest at the time of release, and still stands among the largest options available, alongside the MSI Claw 8 and AOKZOE A1X.
The AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme chip is starting to show its age with some graphically demanding games, but it’s still a great gaming chip for medium to low graphics settings in games like Cyberpunk 2077.
Unlike many other handhelds where the console and a charger are all you get (looking at you, ROG Ally X), you also get a couple of extras when you buy a brand new Lenovo Legion Go, including a hard carry case and three months of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.
You can grab the Lenovo Legion Go 512GB edition right now from Walmart for just $549.99, saving $150 against its MSRP. You can purchase yours using this link. Stock is limited, but the deal is also available at Amazon right now, with that listing available via this link instead.
For a look at which games run best on these handhelds, check out our guide to the best Steam Deck games, where we have assembled a list of 30 games you need to try.
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