Steam Deck’s new rival: it will be Lenovo Legion Go

Steam Deck and Nintendo Switch will soon have a new rival from Lenovo. The company is working on its own portable console called Lenovo Legion Go, which may arrive in the coming months with more compelling features than the rest of the devices on the market. His design has already been leaked.

was a portal WindowsReport which revealed what will be the look of the Lenovo Legion Go, which we repeat will arrive to compete with the Steam Deck and the rest of the handheld consoles on the market. His appearance, yes. It will be very similar to your competitorsFirst of all, very similar to the design of the Nintendo Switch for some reason.

Like the Switch, the Lenovo Legion Go will have a home screen where there will be a removable joy-con on the sides. This means that users will be able to play using remote controls or connected to the device. There is also a stand on the back to place the device on a flat surface.

On the other hand, Lenovo Legion Go includes kind of navigation track which, oddly enough, we see in the Steam deck as well. The controllers also include a joystick with LED outline, as well as various buttons and rear triggers to play with.

Lenovo Legion Go coming with Windows 11

Lenovo’s new console won’t count on connectors either. Based on the leaked images, Legion Go will have two USB-C ports; one at the bottom and one at the top of the console. Of course, it will also have a headphone jack and dedicated volume buttons.

However, the best thing about the Lenovo Legion Go isn’t its looks per se or its Nintendo Switch-inspired joy-con; but your operating system. In fact, this is one of the few features that we know about this console, because at the moment there are no details about the processor or screen, although it is assumed that panel can be 8 inches.

Lenovo console in particular Will include Windows 11. This is undoubtedly good news, given that the console could be an addition to a PC or even a replacement for some gamers. It remains to be seen, yes, how the operating system will be adapted.

At the moment, there is no estimated release date for this Lenovo Legion Pro, however, it is likely that we will see it announced at the end of the year or early 2024. Its price is still unknown.