Lenovo's ordering page for the Windows 11 Legion Go S is still hanging out with a "coming soon" banner, but having the page itself is a step in the right direction. More good news is that many models of the new Lenovo Legion Go S will be more affordable compared to the $749.99 price of the current Lenovo Legion Go.

The Lenovo Legion Go S with Windows or SteamOS also joins a prototype for the Lenovo Go 2, now with controllers you can comfortably hold.

The SteamOS Legion Go S model is the most interesting of the two since it's the first non-Steam Deck handheld that utilizes Valve’s operating system. If you’ve read any of our handheld reviews, then you know Windows 11 has been a major sore spot for these systems since Microsoft’s OS doesn’t work well on these systems.

Today at CES 2025, Lenovo announced two new additions to the Lenovo Legion Go lineup, major upgrades to the Lenovo Legion Tab, and even gave a glimpse at the Legion Go 2 prototype!

We’ve seen a lot of handheld gaming PCs emerge since the smashing debut of the Steam Deck, which more or less reinvented the form factor. But all of the existing designs from major brands have used Windows as their operating system.

With the Legion Go S, announced at CES, you can save $50 off one of the best gaming handhelds you can buy with the Lenovo Legion Go. Another killer Steam Deck competitor, the Asus ROG Ally, is also $150 off.

Lenovo recently announced the global launch of the Legion Go S at CES 2025. The handheld gaming console is slated to arrive in the Philippines with a starting price of Php 44,995. The Legion Go S features a 16:10 8-inch WUXGA IPS display with a 1920×1200 resolution,