Lenovo Legion Go pre-order – release date, price, and where to buy
If you're hoping to get your hands on the Lenovo Legion Go, then here's where you can pre-order the device as well as estimated shipping times from each retailer.
Another gaming handheld is set to hit the market at the end of the month, this time from Lenovo in the form of the Lenovo Legion Go. With a release date of October 31, Lenovo Legion Go pre-orders are now open worldwide, however, retailers have different shipping dates for the device so we've been sure to confirm where you're likely to get your hands on the device first.
Although I haven't had the chance to experience gameplay on the Lenovo Legion Go just yet, I was taken aback by how stunning the screen was in my hands-on preview of the handheld. So much so, that I'm optimistic it will top the Asus ROG Ally which received a perfect score in my review.
The Lenovo Legion Go price comes in at £699 / $699 / AU$1399 which gets you a Z1 Extreme processor as well as 500GB of internal storage. Despite being pretty pricey when compared to the Steam Deck, it should in theory make up for this price jump in terms of performance.
Lenovo Legion Go pre-order
Lenovo Legion Go pre-orders are open now, and the device can be picked up worldwide from Lenovo. A range of other retailers are stocking the device in different regions, some with a faster shipping time so if you're hoping to get it as soon as possible then picking it up straight from Lenovo may not be the best option.
Back to School deals on laptops
UK Retailers
- Currys | £699 | Estimated shipping: 2nd November
- Argos | £699.99 | Estimated shipping: 31st October
- EE | £699.99 | Estimated shipping: 10th November
- Lenovo | £700 | Estimated shipping: 3rd to 10th November
US Retailers
- Best Buy | $699.99 | Estimated shipping: 31st October
- Lenovo | $700 | Estimated shipping: 3rd to 10th November
Worldwide Retailers
- Lenovo | regional pricing | Estimated shipping: 3rd to 10th November
The Lenovo Legion Go contains an AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme processor, 16GB of RAM, and detachable controllers, similar to the Nintendo Switch. You also get the benefit of a Windows 11 operating system allowing you to play games from any library just as you would on a PC. The OLED screen clocks in at 8.8 inches, 144Hz, and has a resolution of 2560 x 1600p making it almost double the fidelity of alternatives like the Steam Deck.
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