It’s widely known that Lenovo is set to launch new gaming handhelds next month at CES 2025 in Las Vegas. The company has already confirmed this to several media outlets through an official press invitation. Moreover, Lenovo has stated its return to using AMD's Ryzen APUs, which is different from MSI's recent Claw 7 AI Plus and Claw 8 AI Plus models.
Details Still Under Wraps
At this time, details about Lenovo's next device following the Legion Go are still not officially revealed. Nevertheless, there have been several leaks recently suggesting that three new Legion Go gaming handhelds are on the way. It appears that a source has tipped off VideoCardz regarding a retailer listing that has since been removed.
Specs and Features Leaked
Regardless, VideoCardz managed to capture screenshots of the Legion Go S, which seems to be the final name for the device. Alongside promotional images, various hardware specs have also been leaked. For example, the Legion Go S features a 1,920 x 1,200-pixel IPS display, although Lenovo plans to market the device with a focus on 1080p gaming.
In addition, it’s equipped with an AMD Ryzen Z2 Go APU that merges a quad-core Zen 3 CPU with an integrated GPU (iGPU) based on RDNA 2 technology. This will be part of the Radeon 800M series, even if it shares some similarities with the RDNA 2 Radeon 680M. Overall, the Legion Go S is expected to be less powerful than the current Legion Go, which is priced at $469.99 for a refurbished model on Amazon.
Pricing Information Available
According to the MicroAid listing, the starting price for the Legion Go S is around €600 (approximately $624), with options for 16 GB of RAM and 512 GB of storage. There may also be a version with 32 GB of RAM and 1 TB of storage in development, although pricing details for this variant have not yet been disclosed.
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