Is this video leaking to show Lenovo’s Legion Go 2 gaming handheld?

The Nintendo Switch 2 has been eliminated, and Microsoft’s ASUS-powered handheld gaming PC is coming soon. But, ready, because other Entering the PC space of your handheld might be great soon.

In the video posted to YouTube by user “Yo”, you can see about 20 minutes of 20 minutes, which seems to be the appropriate follow-up to the 2023 Lenovo Legion Go. The device in the video appears to be a Legion GO 2 prototype, which gives us some idea of what we expect from the machine, which was originally scheduled for a possible release in September.

For beginners, this time it’s a switch-like removable controller (a feature exclusive to Legion Go compared to other handheld gaming PCs) that looks more comfortable this time. The new device also has an OLED display with specifications including 1200p resolution and 144Hz refresh rate, both of which are excellent.

Of course, we still have a lot we don’t know about and can’t collect from leaked hands-on videos It is said that Prototype unit. We don’t know when or how much the Legion Go 2 will be launched, although I hope it will be over $500 given the quality of the display. (The upcoming MSI Claw A8 handheld board may be priced at $1,100 or more, according to reports.) It’s unclear what the Legion Go 2 is capable of. Windows Central pins it between the more powerful ROG Xbox Ally X and the more modest Rog Xbox Ally Machine. However, there may be multiple versions of the Legion GO 2 that differ in horsepower.

Anyway, there must be a lot of things right now, right?