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Sure, let’s dive into the chaos of this little gaming gem—Lenovo Legion Go. So, here we are, facing what looks like just another handheld console. But it’s got this Z1 Extreme chip—or something fancy-sounding enough to make you think, “Hey, this could be cool.” Comes with 16 gigs of RAM, and a half-a-terabyte SSD. The whole package, initially tagged at $699.99—suspenseful pause—now sits at just $499.99. Yeah, Amazon’s got this wild 30% off scenario going on. Good enough reason to be grinning ear to ear, I reckon.
Funny thing, though, it’s not even part of the whole big-bang Prime Day shenanigans. Just chilling there at a price that’s only been $17 less at some point in the past. Ah, and what’s intriguing is how it’s actually cheaper than its more puny sibling—Legion Go S. Don’t ask me why that one costs more. Bizarre.
The magic trick Legion Go pulls compared to its rival, the Asus Ally ROG X (what’s in these names, seriously?), is this nice, bigger 8.8-inch display. For those of us who prefer feeling like we’re walking inside the game rather than carrying it, this extra real estate is like—chef’s kiss. Bet you didn’t know you should regret embracing portability over immersion until now, huh?
Two USB-C ports, too. Because why not let you charge while connecting to an external display? Also, those controllers—detachable! One sneaky one even becomes a mouse. I mean, if you didn’t already have enough going on, here’s more for ya. Imagine lounging at your hotel after all that sightseeing, turning your grand game on a TV. Ideal!
For the performance junkies, both USB-C ports flirt with Thunderbolt 3/4 enclosures. Techy-sounding stuff, right? You can even get a USB-C hub in the mix. Turn it into an honest-to-goodness gaming PC when you’re back home. Versatility at its finest—or most confusing.
Oh, by the way, when was the last time it was this cheap? December, maybe? If you’re impatient like me, waiting ‘til the holidays sounds punishing. So now’s your shot, I guess.
Amidst all this, we’re trying to scoop the best hardware deals for Prime Day, keeping tabs on hot steals live. You’d be missing out not to peek at the Best Amazon Prime Day Deals page. There’s more to save—not just this console hoopla. There are juicy SSD, Hard Drive, Monitor, Graphics Card, and CPU bargains floating around. Don’t say I didn’t nudge you toward them.
Catch you in the chaos, my friend.
