I have the Legion go. I had the steam deck but I wanted to play Dark Souls at full resolution and 60 fps high settings. And the Legion just does it better. Also I use it as my main PC. I am on it now. I do a lot more on this than I could do on the deck.
I've had an steam deck lcd, and asus rog ally with 2 tb and a switch oled, and after meditade this like you do, I come to the conclusión that the switch oled its the best handheld to get for the battery life, the lightweight and slim formfactor, the exclusive games and ease to use. so I sold the other two and grab a new colleciton of physical switch games.( for the heavy games I got two pcs with an rtx 4080 and rx 7900xt) cheers
beast video bro. i got me a steam deck 512gb that ive been using since back from the q2 days when it launched,. i picked up a Legion go last friday. i slapped a Dbrand skin & screen protector on it & 512gb Sd card & its a pretty sweet system no lie. i think im Good on the 2hand held devices aswell & dont see my self getting a ROG ally. i got a gaming laptop - acer nitro 5 witha gtx 1650, i5, 32gb ram. and i juggle between the 3 devices when able & am on my freetime. but all in all its been a good Experience this past week with the legion go. first game i fired up that i couldnt play on my steam deck was "New World" & it ran Great. im still figureing things out on it but got most things laid down. ive been binge watching youtube videos on it past few days.
Got a Steam Deck OLED and Legion GO running Bazzite (SteamOS derivative). I mostly use the Legion Go when I'm home and can be plugged in. Makes a great laptop replacement too. For travel I use the OLED with its great battery life. Both screens are great in their own way, but I really love the size of the Legion Go's screen.
I am with you. Console gaming is dead for me. She sold them. Laying in bed with the blankets is the way. Plus just flexibility. But Rog Ally X is my jam. Like liked the Rog but the latest is awesome. Steamdeck in is now my emulation machine. We're I got everything from the Atri to the Switch.
Steam deck oled huh. I want to check one out. I bought a deck a year ago, barely used it. Linux initially turned me off. I'm starting to appreciate it more. I picked up a LEGO last week, huge fan. Having access to windows is pretty incred. Big fan of how tv shows / movies look on the screen. It's so immersive. Much more versatile for me than the deck. I respect what you're saying though, the steam deck has it's perks and it's a balanced system. Both are fire devices. Bro, next year when the next generation of handhelds come out, it's going to get wild. We are entering a stage where handheld hardware is becoming quite formidable and with software like lossless scaling and FSR, it's such a great time for hand held devices. Anyways thanks for sharing your opinion, cheers bro.
@@sadistical5787 I totally agree with you man. And yes, pretty soon we will have a Legion Go’s, RoG Ally’s, with OLED screens and much better battery life. It’s going to get crazy 😂
I got a ROG Ally on release and returned it due to SD card issue. I then got a Steam deck OLED. The Steam deck is miles ahead of the competition it's not even close. And after that comes Asus which are in turn years ahead of the rest of the windows handhelds. There is really no other sensible device than the steam deck and the rog ally.
Based on what? The Ally has a basic design flaw which fries SD cards at best and melts the adapter at worst... The Steam Deck (while great) is only great if you're a power user or okay with only doing what it does out of the box. I'm making this stat up, but probably 95% of those that use it (even those that are technically inclined or that consider themselves "computer savvy") are not comfortable with Linux. I however feel that I am and have done lots with it... Thing is, that personally, I don't want to have to go through all that stuff just to get something kinda working only to have an update blow it up a week or two down the road. To say that those are the only two sensible devices is wrong on it's face. The LeGo is an awesome device. They all have their quirks, but to say that it's not right up there with the other two is just crazy talk. The screen alone makes it worth it, and if you use Lossless Scaling ($6 on steam) you can even play some games at what you would believe is native resolution. How do I say all this? Because I own all 3 devices. I didn't use to own one. I actually currently own all three.
That’s funny because the Ally X is miles ahead of the Steam Deck OLED. You cant even plug an eGPU on it plus the Ally X has the best battery life amongst the big 3. Not to mention the 24GB RAM is a huge plus.
@@I3aMb00 The problem with statements like that is that everything comes at a cost, which as to be considered in the overall evaluation. You simply do get a much better bang for your buck with the steam deck. But I will give some more arguments. - We are talking about handhelds, people are playing mostly in handheld. If you want to mostly dock the device then asus is clearly ahead of the steam deck. - The Steam deck uses a lot less power and is more silent. Even though the ally x "fixed" the battery life it will still eat a lot more juice, which can be a problem on the go (longer charging times, bigger power banks needed, etc.) - nobody is using an external gpu with these devices. literally nobody. - 24 gb of ram is useless for 90% of people. You simply do not run into any RAM issues with neither the steam deck, nor the original ally. - Rog ally x has no trackpads. For me this means many of my games are unplayable (for example civilization 6). It also makes the device a lot more inconvenient to use when you bring up the on screen keyboard. - Still does not offer an OLED screen despite all the upgrades - in many cases the increased performance over the steamdeck is tiny due to the higher resolution (that most people will not notice in handheld mode)
@@TheRubsi Those are valid points, but are you really suggesting that the Steam Deck OLED has better overall capabilities than the ROG Ally X in terms for Battery Life? If your argument is based solely on having an OLED display and trackpads, then sure, the Steam Deck OLED may win in that niche. However, if we’re comparing features like storage options and upgrade potential, the Ally X pulls ahead. The Ally X supports a faster M.2 SSD, providing significantly better load times and performance compared to the Steam Deck's NVMe options. Plus, while many may not use an eGPU, the Ally X offers that flexibility, unlike the Steam Deck, which requires impractical adapters that compromise usability. Additionally, the ROG Ally X allows you to install Brazzite, which was previously exclusive to the Steam Deck. This feature enhances the gaming experience and opens up more options for users. The Ally X not only matches the Steam Deck in versatility but also expands upon it, providing gamers with a broader range of customization and optimization tools. So, when you consider features like superior storage options, upgrade potential, and the ability to run specialized software like Brazzite, the ROG Ally X emerges as a more well-rounded choice for serious gamers. It’s not just about having an OLED screen or trackpads; it’s about delivering a comprehensive gaming experience. But hell would the average consumer even give a crap? Not exactly they just want to play their games right? So either way both parties win, I think the Ally X is more fitting for the niche consumer who just wants the most performance based experience and versatility as possible. I can see the Steam Deck being more like iPhones and ROG Ally X as Samsung Phones.
I think some of these issues are exaggerated but ig its your personal use case. For me I really don’t think battery is as big of a problem as people make it out to be. Ppl act like they are going to be going around their world with a handheld gaming pc when the reality is alot of ppl got it bc they can’t be bothered gaming in a chair on a desk and would much prefer to game in their bed. Thats the main reason I got my ally and its been amazing so far. Since the charging cable is long and comes out the top, it doesn’t cause an interference to me to the point I don’t even notice when its plugged in sometimes. If you want comfort on the ally, get a grip case and thumb grips, if you want better colours, edit the saturation and colour settings in amd software. I don’t really see the appeal in the steam deck when its ultimately just a weaker device performance wise and by a pretty significant margin and worse of all, its compatibility issues. Its just a limited sub par version of windows with sub par specs. But hey ho
@@darko6115 hmm… this is good food for thought for me man. You’re right. I don’t travel with my handhelds anyways. Matter of fact, I don’t hardly travel as it is anyways. But I mean, it is nice to not have to worry about “oh shit I gotta take a piss real quick, let try not to trip over my chord and be a ninja for a moment here” lol but that’s my case.
I think the legion go is for people who are looking for a quality all in one device. There are better gaming PCs and even better handhelds in my opinion but the legion go is more than just a handheld game. It's a full on computer that you can do some of everything with. So my advice if you're just looking for a good handheld gaming system I think there's a couple better options but if you had a need for more than just games which it sounds like you don't then I think the Legion is the best choice.
@@Questionairan I’m starting to adjust think that it all comes down to personal preference and everybody’s use case scenario. But I see your point definitely. I just wish the Legion go had a little bit better battery life. Hopefully we’ll see something better in the next iteration.
@MackDaddyVic The battery is the only reason I haven't gotten one yet. I'm debating between that and the Rog Ally which has an amazing battery but not as feature rich as the legion.
Yup..that's what I was thinking when arguing with my people. They don't see what I'm seeing. Versatility, Jack of all trades, and all those words. I want to do 3D design for work but at the same time capable of play AAA games and also free to play with retachable controllers.
Great stuff man! Some position - I’ve owned all handhelds.. lcd deck, to rog ally to oled deck and now legion go. I’m very on and off about the legion go to be honest. I definitely do miss my deck oled and the simplicity of it.. but my view on that might (might) change perhaps when I install brazzite on the legion go. A part of me also doesn’t want to let go of the legion go because I got the 1TB for $540 (new)… so to go to an oled deck it would cost me even more! But also - the new limited edition oled looks sick. Ugh I don’t know man
Getting my first personal dad handheld since sega ( my admition of age)( not including switch for the kids) going with the Lego due to the computer advantages , 3d printing, office etc. But when steam deck or possibly Xbox comes out with one, I’ll grab on of those in the next year or two for bed time playing. 😂
to have the larger screen is a big deal for me, I had to make the same decision months ago but wound up selling off my ally in the end, it does alot of things better softwarewise than the Legion but that screen... and those removable controllers give it so much more utility. I have the Deck Oled still though its way better for travel with better battery and way more lighter and more comfortable and easier to travel with. the lower horsepower doesnt bother me as its still able to play most games very well. though id say in terms of color quality and contrast The Legion is a very close second against the Oled. The image quality on it is fantastic i put them next to each other all the time and the only thing the legion is lacking is in its blacks, but those colors come really close.
@@andyvasquez470 I’ll be honest man, I see what you mean. The Legion Go Screen next to even the ROG Ally screen has a noticeable difference with portraying more accurate and vibrant colors and it does a better job and imitating black levels.
Ohh, I will add - The word is that when AMD deploys FSR 4 in 2025, it should address the battery life issues of the LEGO. "If you look at the ASUS ROG Ally or the Lenovo Legion Go, it’s just that the battery life is not there,” Huynh says. “I need to play [Black Myth] Wukong for three hours, not 60 minutes.” "FSR4 + Fluid Motion Frames 2 should work in concert to deliver some serious battery-saving magic."
@@MackDaddyVic If you would of told me 4 years ago, that it's possible to double frames with $7 software, I wouldn't of believed it. But here we are, and lossless scaling achieves that. Will AMD be able to deliver? I'm hopeful. I think the Legion Go will continue to improve, and we'll see major advancements in frame generation. AI image generation has improved SOOO much since it's recent inception. The early DALEE images were ass, compared to what chat gpt / mid journey are capable of doing today. I think in 4 years from now, we will look back at how primitive the early iterations of it were. I'm hopeful, man. It's gonna get wild.
The Steam Deck has done so much for linux, pushing more games to be compatible. It has the best battery life, great screen, great battery life, and Valve puts a LOT of work into hardware design.
I did not know about the Ally X, I had seen reviews of the Ally Z1 extreme. That being said I got my Steam Deck OLED for $400 and the Ally X is $800. New the Steam Deck OLED is $550 so still $350 cheaper
Ally X walks circles all around the Steam deck OLED not only does it have a larger battery but it also has a USB4/TB4 port meaning you can plug an eGPU to it for even higher performance. I have a RTX 4070 Super docked on an ADT-U3TG USB4 adapter for when I want to play in my desk. You can also install Steamdeck’s OS to have the best of both worlds if you want. If you really want an OLED screen then by all means get the Steam Deck
Terrible move getting rid of the ally for steam deck lol I do love my Oled steam deck but that extra power the z1 extreme gives in the ally along with VRR it’s the king of hand helss
Forgive the rant, but lenovo does not care about the Go. In fact, they care so little, that they can't even be bothered to update the screen drivers, forcing us to side load. Their software is just terrible. The only good thing about the go is the 8" screen. If lenovo put in half the effort that Asus put into the software on the ROG Ally it would have been a decent product. I already owned the original Ally (which I bought in 2023) but the small screen was a bit of a problem with some games where I simply could not read the small text. Since most of these youtubers were raving so much about the Go, I decided to buy one (about 3 months back) , but was shocked at how bad it was - to be honest, it feels like I've been lied to, especially because I can personally compare the go to the ROG Ally. If I had known how bad it was, I would not have tried to hold onto it trying to "make it work". I don't think I will ever buy a lenovo product again as they have shown what a terrible company they are. You can complain about Asus' repair practices in america, but at least they seem genuinely interested in creating a good handheld experience. As for now, I'm dual booting Bazzite on the legion go. I would have loved to get my hands on a Steam Deck OLED, but unfortunately they are not officially sold in my country. You can buy a grey import which is sold for almost twice the price that you would pay in america - to give you an idea, when I bought the original Ally Extreme edition, it was cheaper than the 64gb LCD steam deck and currently you can get the Ally X for about the same price as the 512Gb LCD steam deck (the 1TB OLED would set you back about $1338 which is simply ridiculous).
I have the Legion go. I had the steam deck but I wanted to play Dark Souls at full resolution and 60 fps high settings. And the Legion just does it better. Also I use it as my main PC. I am on it now. I do a lot more on this than I could do on the deck.
@@vonbrendt01 that’s fair enough though. I can see now certain games will just work better for you.
I've had an steam deck lcd, and asus rog ally with 2 tb and a switch oled, and after meditade this like you do, I come to the conclusión that the switch oled its the best handheld to get for the battery life, the lightweight and slim formfactor, the exclusive games and ease to use. so I sold the other two and grab a new colleciton of physical switch games.( for the heavy games I got two pcs with an rtx 4080 and rx 7900xt) cheers
beast video bro. i got me a steam deck 512gb that ive been using since back from the q2 days when it launched,. i picked up a Legion go last friday. i slapped a Dbrand skin & screen protector on it & 512gb Sd card & its a pretty sweet system no lie. i think im Good on the 2hand held devices aswell & dont see my self getting a ROG ally.
i got a gaming laptop - acer nitro 5 witha gtx 1650, i5, 32gb ram. and i juggle between the 3 devices when able & am on my freetime. but all in all its been a good Experience this past week with the legion go. first game i fired up that i couldnt play on my steam deck was "New World" & it ran Great. im still figureing things out on it but got most things laid down. ive been binge watching youtube videos on it past few days.
Got a Steam Deck OLED and Legion GO running Bazzite (SteamOS derivative). I mostly use the Legion Go when I'm home and can be plugged in. Makes a great laptop replacement too. For travel I use the OLED with its great battery life. Both screens are great in their own way, but I really love the size of the Legion Go's screen.
I have SD Oled and just bought the Go for the ability to have the big screen and a bit more power.... although I run Bazzerite and not windows.
This!😊
I am with you. Console gaming is dead for me. She sold them. Laying in bed with the blankets is the way. Plus just flexibility. But Rog Ally X is my jam. Like liked the Rog but the latest is awesome. Steamdeck in is now my emulation machine. We're I got everything from the Atri to the Switch.
Legion Go hands down the best, had mine from launch and leaving the steam deck ...Legions display is the best on the market in handhelds
Steam deck oled huh. I want to check one out.
I bought a deck a year ago, barely used it. Linux initially turned me off. I'm starting to appreciate it more.
I picked up a LEGO last week, huge fan. Having access to windows is pretty incred. Big fan of how tv shows / movies look on the screen. It's so immersive. Much more versatile for me than the deck.
I respect what you're saying though, the steam deck has it's perks and it's a balanced system. Both are fire devices.
Bro, next year when the next generation of handhelds come out, it's going to get wild. We are entering a stage where handheld hardware is becoming quite formidable and with software like lossless scaling and FSR, it's such a great time for hand held devices.
Anyways thanks for sharing your opinion,
cheers bro.
@@sadistical5787 I totally agree with you man. And yes, pretty soon we will have a Legion Go’s, RoG Ally’s, with OLED screens and much better battery life. It’s going to get crazy 😂
Got a Steam Deck and getting a Legion go tomorrow for COD, Off the Grid etc.
@@chrisferguson2791 niiiceee
I got a ROG Ally on release and returned it due to SD card issue. I then got a Steam deck OLED.
The Steam deck is miles ahead of the competition it's not even close. And after that comes Asus which are in turn years ahead of the rest of the windows handhelds. There is really no other sensible device than the steam deck and the rog ally.
Based on what? The Ally has a basic design flaw which fries SD cards at best and melts the adapter at worst... The Steam Deck (while great) is only great if you're a power user or okay with only doing what it does out of the box. I'm making this stat up, but probably 95% of those that use it (even those that are technically inclined or that consider themselves "computer savvy") are not comfortable with Linux. I however feel that I am and have done lots with it... Thing is, that personally, I don't want to have to go through all that stuff just to get something kinda working only to have an update blow it up a week or two down the road. To say that those are the only two sensible devices is wrong on it's face. The LeGo is an awesome device. They all have their quirks, but to say that it's not right up there with the other two is just crazy talk. The screen alone makes it worth it, and if you use Lossless Scaling ($6 on steam) you can even play some games at what you would believe is native resolution. How do I say all this? Because I own all 3 devices. I didn't use to own one. I actually currently own all three.
That’s funny because the Ally X is miles ahead of the Steam Deck OLED. You cant even plug an eGPU on it plus the Ally X has the best battery life amongst the big 3. Not to mention the 24GB RAM is a huge plus.
@@I3aMb00 The problem with statements like that is that everything comes at a cost, which as to be considered in the overall evaluation. You simply do get a much better bang for your buck with the steam deck.
But I will give some more arguments.
- We are talking about handhelds, people are playing mostly in handheld. If you want to mostly dock the device then asus is clearly ahead of the steam deck.
- The Steam deck uses a lot less power and is more silent. Even though the ally x "fixed" the battery life it will still eat a lot more juice, which can be a problem on the go (longer charging times, bigger power banks needed, etc.)
- nobody is using an external gpu with these devices. literally nobody.
- 24 gb of ram is useless for 90% of people. You simply do not run into any RAM issues with neither the steam deck, nor the original ally.
- Rog ally x has no trackpads. For me this means many of my games are unplayable (for example civilization 6). It also makes the device a lot more inconvenient to use when you bring up the on screen keyboard.
- Still does not offer an OLED screen despite all the upgrades
- in many cases the increased performance over the steamdeck is tiny due to the higher resolution (that most people will not notice in handheld mode)
@@TheRubsi Those are valid points, but are you really suggesting that the Steam Deck OLED has better overall capabilities than the ROG Ally X in terms for Battery Life? If your argument is based solely on having an OLED display and trackpads, then sure, the Steam Deck OLED may win in that niche. However, if we’re comparing features like storage options and upgrade potential, the Ally X pulls ahead.
The Ally X supports a faster M.2 SSD, providing significantly better load times and performance compared to the Steam Deck's NVMe options. Plus, while many may not use an eGPU, the Ally X offers that flexibility, unlike the Steam Deck, which requires impractical adapters that compromise usability.
Additionally, the ROG Ally X allows you to install Brazzite, which was previously exclusive to the Steam Deck. This feature enhances the gaming experience and opens up more options for users. The Ally X not only matches the Steam Deck in versatility but also expands upon it, providing gamers with a broader range of customization and optimization tools.
So, when you consider features like superior storage options, upgrade potential, and the ability to run specialized software like Brazzite, the ROG Ally X emerges as a more well-rounded choice for serious gamers. It’s not just about having an OLED screen or trackpads; it’s about delivering a comprehensive gaming experience. But hell would the average consumer even give a crap? Not exactly they just want to play their games right? So either way both parties win, I think the Ally X is more fitting for the niche consumer who just wants the most performance based experience and versatility as possible. I can see the Steam Deck being more like iPhones and ROG Ally X as Samsung Phones.
I was near shoes, man. I ended up choosing to keep my OLED steam deck and my Legion Go.
Yeah that’s what I eventually ended up doing. Sold my LEGO and the ROG Ally and grabbed a SD OLED.
@@MackDaddyVic I couldn’t let my legion go go because I wanted to mod my steam library.
1:50 that’s the realest thing i’ve ever heard
I think some of these issues are exaggerated but ig its your personal use case.
For me I really don’t think battery is as big of a problem as people make it out to be. Ppl act like they are going to be going around their world with a handheld gaming pc when the reality is alot of ppl got it bc they can’t be bothered gaming in a chair on a desk and would much prefer to game in their bed.
Thats the main reason I got my ally and its been amazing so far. Since the charging cable is long and comes out the top, it doesn’t cause an interference to me to the point I don’t even notice when its plugged in sometimes.
If you want comfort on the ally, get a grip case and thumb grips, if you want better colours, edit the saturation and colour settings in amd software.
I don’t really see the appeal in the steam deck when its ultimately just a weaker device performance wise and by a pretty significant margin and worse of all, its compatibility issues. Its just a limited sub par version of windows with sub par specs. But hey ho
@@darko6115 hmm… this is good food for thought for me man. You’re right. I don’t travel with my handhelds anyways. Matter of fact, I don’t hardly travel as it is anyways. But I mean, it is nice to not have to worry about “oh shit I gotta take a piss real quick, let try not to trip over my chord and be a ninja for a moment here” lol but that’s my case.
I think the legion go is for people who are looking for a quality all in one device. There are better gaming PCs and even better handhelds in my opinion but the legion go is more than just a handheld game. It's a full on computer that you can do some of everything with. So my advice if you're just looking for a good handheld gaming system I think there's a couple better options but if you had a need for more than just games which it sounds like you don't then I think the Legion is the best choice.
@@Questionairan I’m starting to adjust think that it all comes down to personal preference and everybody’s use case scenario. But I see your point definitely. I just wish the Legion go had a little bit better battery life. Hopefully we’ll see something better in the next iteration.
@MackDaddyVic The battery is the only reason I haven't gotten one yet. I'm debating between that and the Rog Ally which has an amazing battery but not as feature rich as the legion.
Yup..that's what I was thinking when arguing with my people. They don't see what I'm seeing.
Versatility, Jack of all trades, and all those words.
I want to do 3D design for work but at the same time capable of play AAA games and also free to play with retachable controllers.
Great stuff man!
Some position - I’ve owned all handhelds.. lcd deck, to rog ally to oled deck and now legion go.
I’m very on and off about the legion go to be honest. I definitely do miss my deck oled and the simplicity of it.. but my view on that might (might) change perhaps when I install brazzite on the legion go.
A part of me also doesn’t want to let go of the legion go because I got the 1TB for $540 (new)… so to go to an oled deck it would cost me even more!
But also - the new limited edition oled looks sick. Ugh I don’t know man
I have pc with RX 6800 AND 5800X3D
Also xbox one x
I swear when I got steam oled back I felt like kid again
Best way to play
I’m right there with you
Getting my first personal dad handheld since sega ( my admition of age)( not including switch for the kids) going with the Lego due to the computer advantages , 3d printing, office etc. But when steam deck or possibly Xbox comes out with one, I’ll grab on of those in the next year or two for bed time playing. 😂
A gaming handheld that is as close to a desktop experience as possible! Go steamdeck!??? Listen to that statement! Does it fit? Hmm?
Pros and cons to everything, even ps5 pro or high-end pc
@@cory2016 you ain’t wrong
New legion go coming next year I hope I think 😁
I stream games from my Gaming PC to my Legion Go and the battery lasts a really long time. Just have to turn off hardware decoding on the Legion Go.
@@iKnollex I didn’t even know that that was an option. Good to know.
to have the larger screen is a big deal for me, I had to make the same decision months ago but wound up selling off my ally in the end, it does alot of things better softwarewise than the Legion but that screen... and those removable controllers give it so much more utility. I have the Deck Oled still though its way better for travel with better battery and way more lighter and more comfortable and easier to travel with. the lower horsepower doesnt bother me as its still able to play most games very well.
though id say in terms of color quality and contrast The Legion is a very close second against the Oled. The image quality on it is fantastic i put them next to each other all the time and the only thing the legion is lacking is in its blacks, but those colors come really close.
@@andyvasquez470 I’ll be honest man, I see what you mean. The Legion Go Screen next to even the ROG Ally screen has a noticeable difference with portraying more accurate and vibrant colors and it does a better job and imitating black levels.
Ohh, I will add -
The word is that when AMD deploys FSR 4 in 2025, it should address the battery life issues of the LEGO.
"If you look at the ASUS ROG Ally or the Lenovo Legion Go, it’s just that the battery life is not there,” Huynh says. “I need to play [Black Myth] Wukong for three hours, not 60 minutes.”
"FSR4 + Fluid Motion Frames 2 should work in concert to deliver some serious battery-saving magic."
@@sadistical5787 oh my hell yeah looking forward to that. So maybe worth keeping my Legion Go, yeah?
@@MackDaddyVic If you would of told me 4 years ago, that it's possible to double frames with $7 software, I wouldn't of believed it. But here we are, and lossless scaling achieves that.
Will AMD be able to deliver? I'm hopeful. I think the Legion Go will continue to improve, and we'll see major advancements in frame generation.
AI image generation has improved SOOO much since it's recent inception. The early DALEE images were ass, compared to what chat gpt / mid journey are capable of doing today. I think in 4 years from now, we will look back at how primitive the early iterations of it were.
I'm hopeful, man. It's gonna get wild.
Playing black ops 6 on legion go also use laptop power bank!
I have a Steam Deck OLED but I’m going to also buy the new rog ally x for playing call of duty mainly
The Steam Deck has done so much for linux, pushing more games to be compatible. It has the best battery life, great screen, great battery life, and Valve puts a LOT of work into hardware design.
Ally x has better battery life lol
the ally x exists pal it does circles around the steamdeck
I did not know about the Ally X, I had seen reviews of the Ally Z1 extreme. That being said I got my Steam Deck OLED for $400 and the Ally X is $800. New the Steam Deck OLED is $550 so still $350 cheaper
Ally X walks circles all around the Steam deck OLED not only does it have a larger battery but it also has a USB4/TB4 port meaning you can plug an eGPU to it for even higher performance. I have a RTX 4070 Super docked on an ADT-U3TG USB4 adapter for when I want to play in my desk. You can also install Steamdeck’s OS to have the best of both worlds if you want. If you really want an OLED screen then by all means get the Steam Deck
@@I3aMb00 OLED + half the price yeah I went with the steam deck.
Terrible move getting rid of the ally for steam deck lol I do love my Oled steam deck but that extra power the z1 extreme gives in the ally along with VRR it’s the king of hand helss
try the vita oled lol
Bazzite..... Just bazzite
Forgive the rant, but lenovo does not care about the Go. In fact, they care so little, that they can't even be bothered to update the screen drivers, forcing us to side load. Their software is just terrible. The only good thing about the go is the 8" screen. If lenovo put in half the effort that Asus put into the software on the ROG Ally it would have been a decent product. I already owned the original Ally (which I bought in 2023) but the small screen was a bit of a problem with some games where I simply could not read the small text. Since most of these youtubers were raving so much about the Go, I decided to buy one (about 3 months back) , but was shocked at how bad it was - to be honest, it feels like I've been lied to, especially because I can personally compare the go to the ROG Ally. If I had known how bad it was, I would not have tried to hold onto it trying to "make it work". I don't think I will ever buy a lenovo product again as they have shown what a terrible company they are. You can complain about Asus' repair practices in america, but at least they seem genuinely interested in creating a good handheld experience.
As for now, I'm dual booting Bazzite on the legion go.
I would have loved to get my hands on a Steam Deck OLED, but unfortunately they are not officially sold in my country. You can buy a grey import which is sold for almost twice the price that you would pay in america - to give you an idea, when I bought the original Ally Extreme edition, it was cheaper than the 64gb LCD steam deck and currently you can get the Ally X for about the same price as the 512Gb LCD steam deck (the 1TB OLED would set you back about $1338 which is simply ridiculous).
And ASUS hates its customers, proven con jobs ripping off their customers.
keep lego
Whiny
@@sloth1992 yeah for sure
LLG with GeForce now..... Chefs kiss 🤌🏾