It's been two years since Lenovo released the Legion Go gaming handheld. It was big and heavy , sure, but it also had poor battery life, really loud fans and was saddled with Windows 11. To be fair, it was one of the first of the recent crop of Windows gaming handhelds, and the competition hasn't exactly been exceedingly better. We may be turning a corner, though, with the Legion Go S earlier this year, the upcoming Asus ROG Xbox Ally and now, the Legion Go 2.

Expected to arrive in October, with an eye-watering starting price of $1,049, the Legion Go 2 is bigger and better than the original -- at least based on specs and the few minutes I spent playing with one. And when I say bigger, I mean it's actually larger in all directions and tips the scales at 2 pounds.

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