Lenovo has just announced the first licensed Steam OS handheld, and a short time with the device reveals a familiar experience.

We may put handhelds like the Asus ROG Ally and Steam Deck up against each other, but the real power of Valve’s handheld is that it’s affordable. For as good as devices like the original Lenovo Legion Go are, they’re hundreds of dollars more expensive than what you can pick up the Steam Deck for. The Legion Go S with SteamOS is changing that story.

Lenovo announced that its upcoming Legion Go S PC gaming handheld will be the first non-Valve device to include SteamOS, although a Windows option will still be available.

But in the wonderful world of gaming, we're all eyes on Lenovo which just dropped two exciting announcements about the new Legion Go S handheld, which will start shipping out later this month. However,

Lenovo showed off the Legion Go S, which will come in two different versions: a Windows 11 model and a SteamOS model, which is the first of its kind from a third-party manufacturer.

The Legion Go 2 feels like more than an iterative upgrade, with significant improvements to performance, battery capacity, and quality of life features.

CES 2025 has had no shortage of major gaming announcements, and Lenovo was no different, bringing new Lenovo Legion laptops, desktops and monitors to the show. Lenovo Legion Laptops at CES 2025 At CES 2025 the new Lenovo Legion Pro 7i,

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!