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Lenovo Legion Go 2 leak hints at promising upgrades with a hefty price bump

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X / Evan Blass

TL;DR Lenovo’s upcoming Legion Go 2 has been leaked entirely.

The leak gives us a peak at the changed design, additional buttons, and the improved ventilation on the Legion Go 2.

The Legion Go 2 is expected to launch later this week at IFA trade show in Berlin.

Lenovo’s next generation of its handheld gaming PC has been highly rumored for a while. The company is likely to launch the updated Legion Go 2 at the IFA trade show this week, and we have started to witness full-blown leaks of the Windows-powered handheld.

Since the weekend, we have come across new leaks that reveal the Lenovo Legion Go 2 in its entirety. These leaks come from reputed leaker Evan Blass, who appears to have gotten access to some promotional material that Lenovo seemingly planned to use during and following the official launch. The comprehensive leak provides us with a clear view of the device’s aesthetics and specifications.

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For starters, there aren’t any immediately apparent changes from the Legion Go 2 prototype that Lenovo previewed during CES 2025. While it doesn’t appear identical to the previous two variants, we see elements reminiscent of the earlier devices. It features sharp upper corners from the first-gen Legion Go and the curved grips on the sides of the controllers, as seen on the Legion Go S.

X / Evan Blass

The left and the right controllers feature two menu buttons, compared to just one each previously. The Legion Go 2 appears to also receive a fingerprint scanner on the top edge for enhanced security. Meanwhile, the circular RGB lights around the two joysticks have breaks in between, resembling the Legion logo. In addition to the two programmable buttons on each controller, the right one gets two additional buttons that are placed more ergonomically for use in the FPS mode.

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