Lenovo Legion Go S With SteamOS Review: Linux Gaming On The Go

	Lenovo Legion Go S (Ryzen Z1E / 32GB / SteamOS): $829 as tested, starting from $499 Lenovo's second-generation Go handheld is the first third-party device to ship with Valve's Linux-based SteamOS operating system.
	Excellent SteamOS Efficiency Hall-Effect Sticks And Soft-Feel Chassis Versatile Dual USB4 Connectivity Large And Vibrant 8-inch VRR Screen Strong Mix Of Speed And Battery Life	Bulkier Than 7" Screen Handhelds Imperfect SteamOS Compatibility Inefficient Video Streaming Tiny Trackpad

The original Lenovo Legion Go was a fascinating device full of features not found on most other PC-based gaming handhelds. It has detachable controllers, like a Nintendo Switch, and it also supports mouse mode with those controllers, well before the Switch 2 came out and borrowed that little trick.

The problem with devices like that is that they get expensive very quickly. Lenovo priced the Legion Go aggressively; it was typically only a bit more expensive than the competing ...