LENOVO’S LEGION GO S WITH STEAMOS IS DOWN TO ITS LOWEST PRICE EVER

According to The Verge, Lenovo has slashed the price of its Legion Go S handheld console with SteamOS to $635.54 when a special discount code is applied, making it the lowest price ever seen for the model. The price cut comes amid rising memory and storage costs that have kept handheld gaming hardware expensive.

The original MSRP for the Legion Go S was $1,137.41, and the device normally retails for close to $1,000 at Best Buy. With the code EXTRASAVEAFF at Lenovo’s online checkout, the unit is now offered for $635.54. The Verge review notes that the Z2 Go processor delivers performance comparable to the more expensive OLED Steam Deck, and the 8‑inch IPS panel supports up to 120 Hz with variable refresh rate. The review also points out that the SteamOS version provides a better user experience than its Windows counterpart.

This discount arrives at a time when memory and storage prices are projected to stay inflated, making a more affordable yet capable handheld appealing to gamers who want value without sacrificing performance.

• Lenovo’s Legion Go S with SteamOS now available for $635.54 using code EXTRASAVEAFF, the lowest price ever for the model.
• The device originally priced at $1,137.41 and usually sells near $1,000 at Best Buy.
• The Verge review highlights the Z2 Go processor’s performance comparable to the OLED Steam Deck and a 120 Hz IPS display with variable refresh rate.
• The SteamOS version offers a better user experience than the Windows version.

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