The first model stood out from its competitors with an 8.8-inch high-resolution 2.5K display, as well as detachable controllers, one of which could be used as a wireless mouse.
Nothing is known yet about the features of Legion Go 2. Lenovo isn’t revealing any details but says there are “new features” and “greater capabilities.”
“We see potential in this product category and continue to invest,” says Lenovo’s Clifford Chong. “When the time comes, we will definitely launch the next generation, which will provide even more capabilities.”
Legion Go 2 will most likely be announced in 2024. It is worth noting that ASUS also announced that it is working on a new version of the portable gaming device ROG Ally.
Source: Ferra
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