I’ve been looking at a ton of videos on all of these portable systems. I’m landing on the Legion Go and plan on getting it soon. Great review. Cool Lions hat
@@milkmanchannel1 yeah, the. Law is having a bad launch. I was thinking of holding out to see if anything comes out at the end of the year but I want to game on a portable system and I think the LeGo will be great for a while
@@melvinejr it's great and I love it, but it can't play everything. I've been playing a lot of Pacific Drive, and that's restricted to my desktop as it doesn't perform well on the Go
Just got my Legion Go, it's an absolute unit of a device. Super intuitive, didn't have any issues with anything. The FPS mode is just brilliant (does take a bit of getting used to). And in conclusion I absolutely love it!
Last year i spent a lot of time to before i got a PC handheld, and i skipped Rog Ally because of only one USB and broken SD. I ended up with Legion Go because it's basically a Gaming Laptop in a handheld, and i bought it on day 1 at launch. 3 months later it's still perfect for me. I also have a dock on mine so i can connect it to TV or Monitor among other things. Lenovo keeps people updated every week, and they release new major updates frequently. Lenovo also checks out user requests on their forum every week and implement them. Steam Deck is the best for casuals, but i think Legion Go is the best for PC gamers. If i need VRR i just use my gaming PC instead.
I just got my Legion Go 2 days ago Also the 512Gb So far i had No issues with the graphics drivers and BIOS Update or even the legion Space I could be designt better but looking at the mentioned Bugs online… i didnt notice any The battery vould be better But to be hones i havn‘t really changed the settings for balancing mode or effeciency I have to change the resolution and refreshrate to 60 To get the best balanced Performance with maximum Battery life Its been 2 days only. But i dont regret buying it
i have the Steam Deck OLED 516gb and i bought the Lenovo Legion Go 1tb waiting for it to be delivered, i cant wait! maybe when they bring out the Asus ROG Ally 2 i will get that too or the steam deck 2
do you miss vrr or is not so huge important as other people try to show? do you feel stuttering even with >60fps? and is so noisy in comparison with the rog ally? I like rog ally too much rog ally but I also like huge screens... is easier for you manage windows than in the rog ally because is bigger and you can see everything bigger? thanks in advance 🙏
VRR is definitely the strongest trait the Ally has going for it and was really the only real reason I was considering it. Out of the 4 games I've really played on it (Power wash simulator, armored core 6, lies of P, and hot wheels unleashed 2) hot wheels is really the only one that has had any frame issues at all, and even then they are incredibly minor and it's still more than playable. Everything else has been as stable as can be. As far as fan noise goes, I have no other comparison points so I don't have a lot to say there. Is it quiet? I'd say no. But is it obnoxiously loud? I'd also say no. The bigger screen is definitely nice, especially since Windows is so crappy on tablets right now. And I have read a lot of people online returned their Ally and got the Go because of the difference in screen size and resolution. If you are happy with your Ally, I see no reason to get rid of it. I have a hard time imagining that the Go is gonna be that different in terms of performance and stuff. But if you really want a bigger screen and detachable controllers and stuff, maybe try it out.
@@milkmanchannel1thanks for your reply! my main reason to change is about the microsd reader that fail again and again but also i feel that the screen size will be the best point changing to legion go. I can not see so good text and windows interface in a so small screen
I have VRR/G-Sync on my gaming PC, so i didn't care about that on a handheld. Big 1600p screen with 144hz made me buy Legion Go. Legion Go is also the one people prefer if you wanna use it as a desktop PC connected to a monitor, TV or something with a dock.
Are yo suffering with the fan noise? is similar to a laptop yes but coming from a Rog Ally that could be configured so silent.. is strange that Lenovo force the users to bear so high fan noise. Actually the components except microsd can work safe at close to 95 degrees @@V3ntilator
@@milkmanchannel1 I Set VRAM inside Bios to 8GB and AMD FSR3 , I changed Amd Preset to Performance, and I’m easily getting 150FPS-180FPs , 1200x800 resolution. I love my Legion Go even more !
Based on what I know, if you want performance and wanna use windows, get this. If you care more about comfort to hold and don't need windows, get the steam deck
It comes down what do YOU want and what you need tbh. Lego has raw power and windows. Big screen and detachable controllers. The oled has ergonomics and amazing software. Nice screen and great battery life. Do your homework and deep dive on research on these. There is no single "best" handheld out of the big 3. Real talk. Currently, I have an oled and I'm loving every minute of it. Best of luck!
I had the same dilemma. I have the day 1 deck lcd and I loved it got me back into gaming. I also have the oled switch and hardly played it with owning the steam deck. I skipped the asus ally because of the problems and decided to see what happens with the windows handhelds. The asus got a lot of things worked out. So I almost bought a deck oled but even though it got better the hardware really didn’t change much so I don’t think it will hold up great in the future. I bought the lenevo go yesterday based on I believe the competition for handhelds is going to explode and get really competitive. After seeing asus get fixes out pretty quick I think lenevo will do the same plus the screen is different than all the others because of its size. I just think the lenevo will have best longevity before moving on to the next latest and greatest
I never once needed to use the volume at full blast it’s too loud for me. And the wobble, I’m sorry to hear you have that. I hope I don’t experience that 😅
I’ve been looking at a ton of videos on all of these portable systems. I’m landing on the Legion Go and plan on getting it soon. Great review. Cool Lions hat
With the Claw actually being out now, I still think the Legion Go is the best one. I feel like that's the right choice. Thanks for watching!
@@milkmanchannel1 yeah, the. Law is having a bad launch. I was thinking of holding out to see if anything comes out at the end of the year but I want to game on a portable system and I think the LeGo will be great for a while
@@melvinejr it's great and I love it, but it can't play everything. I've been playing a lot of Pacific Drive, and that's restricted to my desktop as it doesn't perform well on the Go
Just got my Legion Go, it's an absolute unit of a device.
Super intuitive, didn't have any issues with anything. The FPS mode is just brilliant (does take a bit of getting used to).
And in conclusion I absolutely love it!
Glad you are loving it like me!
You said the exact words I would’ve said if I were to review
Love my Legion Go - need to figure out how to return my Steam Deck OLED
I see tons of people who have like every handheld so maybe just start collecting them. Lol
@@milkmanchannel1I got the Steam Deck Oled, the ROG Ally, and now going for the Go 😅
DS,Gameboy, and PSP where goated!!!
DS was solid, game boy was alright, but never had a PSP
Please do a video on
how to start up guide on Lenovo legion go
i was going to get rog ally untill i heard about the sd card issue so got the go
I can't say that bothered me, but I did think that if they were that careless about that, what else were they careless with
Same
Last year i spent a lot of time to before i got a PC handheld, and i skipped Rog Ally because of only one USB and broken SD.
I ended up with Legion Go because it's basically a Gaming Laptop in a handheld, and i bought it on day 1 at launch. 3 months later it's still perfect for me. I also have a dock on mine so i can connect it to TV or Monitor among other things. Lenovo keeps people updated every week, and they release new major updates frequently. Lenovo also checks out user requests on their forum every week and implement them. Steam Deck is the best for casuals, but i think Legion Go is the best for PC gamers. If i need VRR i just use my gaming PC instead.
Yeah from what I can tell, the Lenovo Team seems to be much better about updates and community interaction than ASUS
I just got my Legion Go 2 days ago
Also the 512Gb
So far i had No issues with the graphics drivers and BIOS Update or even the legion Space
I could be designt better but looking at the mentioned Bugs online… i didnt notice any
The battery vould be better
But to be hones i havn‘t really changed the settings for balancing mode or effeciency
I have to change the resolution and refreshrate to 60
To get the best balanced Performance with maximum Battery life
Its been 2 days only. But i dont regret buying it
Glad you are enjoying it!
Great review bro
Thank you so much!
i have the Steam Deck OLED 516gb and i bought the Lenovo Legion Go 1tb waiting for it to be delivered, i cant wait! maybe when they bring out the Asus ROG Ally 2 i will get that too or the steam deck 2
I see so many people with like, every handheld PC. I need money like that. Lol
@@milkmanchannel1 LOL yeah i know what yo mean
I really like my Legion Go. I just wish the controllers had rounder edges.
I get that. They can get uncomfortable
It actually makes a pretty decent little Windows tablet. I have a folding bluetooth keyboard that fits in the case with the Legion Go.
I have a little Bluetooth one to use with mine as well
Got a link to the keyboard?
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@@codred84 If you're looking for a folding keyboard with touchpad, I can recommend the ProtoArc XK02. It's pretty cheap and has 3 device memories.
wat a amazing go 120fps and 60fps no log.. massive inch.
do you miss vrr or is not so huge important as other people try to show? do you feel stuttering even with >60fps? and is so noisy in comparison with the rog ally? I like rog ally too much rog ally but I also like huge screens... is easier for you manage windows than in the rog ally because is bigger and you can see everything bigger? thanks in advance 🙏
VRR is definitely the strongest trait the Ally has going for it and was really the only real reason I was considering it. Out of the 4 games I've really played on it (Power wash simulator, armored core 6, lies of P, and hot wheels unleashed 2) hot wheels is really the only one that has had any frame issues at all, and even then they are incredibly minor and it's still more than playable. Everything else has been as stable as can be.
As far as fan noise goes, I have no other comparison points so I don't have a lot to say there. Is it quiet? I'd say no. But is it obnoxiously loud? I'd also say no.
The bigger screen is definitely nice, especially since Windows is so crappy on tablets right now. And I have read a lot of people online returned their Ally and got the Go because of the difference in screen size and resolution.
If you are happy with your Ally, I see no reason to get rid of it. I have a hard time imagining that the Go is gonna be that different in terms of performance and stuff. But if you really want a bigger screen and detachable controllers and stuff, maybe try it out.
@@milkmanchannel1thanks for your reply! my main reason to change is about the microsd reader that fail again and again but also i feel that the screen size will be the best point changing to legion go. I can not see so good text and windows interface in a so small screen
@@betomacias9515 If you really want a large screen, might be worth it
I have VRR/G-Sync on my gaming PC, so i didn't care about that on a handheld. Big 1600p screen with 144hz made me buy Legion Go. Legion Go is also the one people prefer if you wanna use it as a desktop PC connected to a monitor, TV or something with a dock.
Are yo suffering with the fan noise? is similar to a laptop yes but coming from a Rog Ally that could be configured so silent.. is strange that Lenovo force the users to bear so high fan noise. Actually the components except microsd can work safe at close to 95 degrees @@V3ntilator
Legion GO the best! Averaging 160-190fps on Call of Duty MW3!!!
What settings do you use?
@@milkmanchannel1 I Set VRAM inside Bios to 8GB and AMD FSR3 , I changed Amd Preset to Performance, and I’m easily getting 150FPS-180FPs , 1200x800 resolution. I love my Legion Go even more !
fps mode is great i love it
Glad you are liking it! I'm a PC player who pretty much exclusively plays on controller so I don't use it much. Lol
Im still on the fence to get this or the oled deck... really torn what to get 😮
Based on what I know, if you want performance and wanna use windows, get this. If you care more about comfort to hold and don't need windows, get the steam deck
It comes down what do YOU want and what you need tbh. Lego has raw power and windows. Big screen and detachable controllers. The oled has ergonomics and amazing software. Nice screen and great battery life.
Do your homework and deep dive on research on these. There is no single "best" handheld out of the big 3. Real talk.
Currently, I have an oled and I'm loving every minute of it. Best of luck!
I had the same dilemma. I have the day 1 deck lcd and I loved it got me back into gaming. I also have the oled switch and hardly played it with owning the steam deck. I skipped the asus ally because of the problems and decided to see what happens with the windows handhelds. The asus got a lot of things worked out. So I almost bought a deck oled but even though it got better the hardware really didn’t change much so I don’t think it will hold up great in the future. I bought the lenevo go yesterday based on I believe the competition for handhelds is going to explode and get really competitive. After seeing asus get fixes out pretty quick I think lenevo will do the same plus the screen is different than all the others because of its size. I just think the lenevo will have best longevity before moving on to the next latest and greatest
@@joec4750 I agree. I think this space is gonna get super competitive in the next year or two, and I'm super excited about it
@@joec4750 agree, they could drive up the value with a few updates and/or additions negating the need to create a whole new product.
Thank you, Milk Man Tech Tips
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That cough was a jump scare
I like to keep people on their toes
The controller wobbles and the speaker output is not very good. The only thing nice about it is the big screen and its power.
I never once needed to use the volume at full blast it’s too loud for me. And the wobble, I’m sorry to hear you have that. I hope I don’t experience that 😅
You get a subscriber if you talk me though or write me through how to download the best emulator (emudeck) as I am useless 😅
It depends on what system you are trying to to emulate. I've only ever used a PS2 and PSP emulator. PPSSPP is what I used for PSP and I think PCSX2?
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