Lenovo Legion Go Now Available for $499 — Enjoy 30% Off on Handheld Gaming with $200 Savings

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Alright, so here’s the scoop, folks. The Lenovo Legion Go—kinda old news, right? But wait! It’s got some grit left in it with the Z1 Extreme chip. Honestly, sounds like a sci-fi movie to me. Anyway, it has 16GB RAM and a 512GB SSD, which, I dunno, seems like a lot? Originally, this bad boy was going for $699.99. Ouch! But now it’s dropped down to $499.99 on Amazon. Cool, right? That’s 30% off. How’s my math? Probably better than my dance moves.

This isn’t a Prime Day 2025 deal or whatever, but still, it’s one of the best prices out there for this console. And—random tidbit—the previous lowest price beat this by $17. Wild how pricing works, huh? So yeah, this discount now makes the original Lenovo Legion cheaper than the Legion Go S (feel important by having one) which has some Z2 Go chip and is still pricier at $589.99. Go figure.

But size matters! Lenovo Legion Go flexes an 8.8-inch screen. I mean, bigger is better for gaming, unless you’re commuting on a crammed subway. USB-C ports, two of ’em, so plug in all the things! Detachable controllers are neat, too—one becomes a mouse for FPS games. Brilliant or what? Imagine plopping onto a hotel bed after a day of…doing stuff…and gaming on the TV. Dreamy.

Extra graphics oomph? The USB-C ports here are USB4, playing nice with Thunderbolt 3/4. Wow, techy talk. Anyway (or was it anyhow?), snag the Legion Go bundled with a USB-C hub, and boom, it morphs into a gaming PC at home. Bewitched, I tell ya!

And hey, while the Legion Go isn’t the freshest face on the handheld block, it’s a cool $499 deal. Still kinda pricey, maybe, but hey, life’s short! It hit rock-bottom last December—fun fact—so if patience isn’t your virtue, why not scoop it up now?

Also, fun — we’re hustling to score the best gear deals for Prime Day. You’re welcome! Hit our Best Amazon Prime Day Deals Live page if your wallet’s itching. Or check out our SSDs, graphics cards, monitors, and CPUs deals. Y’know, if that’s your jam. Alright, signing off. Catch ya!