A £249.01 discount on a full SteamOS handheld is the kind of deal you usually only hear about after it’s already gone.
Catch this one while it’s still live: Lenovo has cut the Legion Go Steam Handheld Gaming Console to £399.99 as part of its EE Game Day offers this <a href="https://myappsplus.com/nyt-connections-hints-and-answers-for-sunday-september-20-game-1197/” title=”NYT Connections hints and answers for Sunday, September 20 (game #1197)”>September, down from £649, a straight saving of £249.01, or roughly 38 percent off.
Lenovo Legion Go handheld gaming console drops to £399.99, save £249
This Lenovo Legion Go handheld gaming console has been slashed to just £399.99, saving buyers a huge £249.01 off its original price.
A saving of this size brings a genuine SteamOS handheld, the kind of device that plays full PC games rather than watered-down mobile ports, down close to the price most people pay for a mid-range tablet.
Powering all of that is the AMD Ryzen Z2 Go processor, a chip built specifically for portable gaming, pushing smooth frame rates through demanding titles rather than settling for the choppy compromises handheld gaming used to mean.
An 8-inch PureSight display backs that up with a 120Hz refresh rate and a 37 percent larger view than most 7-inch handhelds. Colours stay accurate too, with 100 percent sRGB coverage and 500 nit brightness keeping every detail visible in bright light.
Handling all of that is a pair of Legion TrueStrike controllers, built with hall effect joysticks that resist drift and adjustable triggers that switch between short clicks and full presses depending on what the game demands.
Legion ColdFront cooling keeps things running quietly during longer sessions, using a high-efficiency fan and larger heat sinks to manage airflow so performance stays consistent without the console overheating or throttling mid-match, even on the longest gaming nights.
A full 1TB SSD leaves plenty of room for a proper Steam library, while dual USB4 ports and Wi-Fi 6E keep the Legion Go connected to monitors, TVs and fast downloads with barely any lag.
So with a genuine Steam library, console-level power and £249.01 already saved, what is actually stopping you from ordering the Legion Go before this Game Day price disappears?
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