For those looking to pick up a new gaming handheld for any fall trips they have planned, Lenovo is here to make your day. The Lenovo Legion Go 2 handhelds are now available to preorder at Best Buy, though they come with some hefty price tags attached. There’s the AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme model, with 32GB RAM, that’s available for $1,349.99 and an AMD Ryzen Z2 model, with 16GB RAM, that’s available for $1,099.99.
Both are expected to be released on October 31, so there’s just over a month to wait before you can get your hands on them. Head to the links below to secure a preorder for yourself while they’re still available.
Preorder Legion Go 2 Gaming Handhelds
Legion Go 2 8.8″ 144Hz 2K Gaming Handheld – AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme – 32GB – 1TB – Windows
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The higher spec version of the Legion Go 2 is powered by an AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme processor coupled with 32GB of RAM. It also features a 1TB SSD, offering up plenty of space to store your favorite games. Those games will be showcased on an 8.8-inch PureSight OLED gaming display, which is sure to make your them look crisp and clear. Your purchase also comes with three months of PC Game Pass, which is an excellent bonus.
Legion Go 2 8.8″ 144Hz 2K Gaming Handheld – AMD Ryzen Z2 – 16GB – 1TB – Windows
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The less expensive version of the Legion Go 2 comes with an AMD Ryzen Z2 processor, rather than the Extreme, and 16GB of RAM. Similar to the Extreme model, though, it features the 8.8-inch PureSight OLED display and also comes with 1TB of storage, plus the bonus of three months of PC Game Pass included.
If you’ve had your eye on the Legion Go 2, then you likely have also been looking at the Xbox ROG Ally and Ally X, which also both arrive in October. The ROG Ally handhelds have yet to be priced, but these new Legion Go 2 models use similar chipsets to those in the Ally and Ally X, and so there’s a reasonable chance that they will be comparable in price (that’s to say they’ll likely be pretty pricy.)
Hannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the guides and commerce teams here at IGN.
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