Your refresh rate is set to 60hz not 144hz. Also you need to make sure you are in “preformance mode” on the lego for best performance, i know shocking, not just in game graphics. You are currently in balanced mode. Plus you should edit the bios to run 6gb of vram instead of 3 or 4 stock. You cant get the performance because you need to have tinker with it. Or at least move out of balanced mode. Red light preformance mode, white balanced, blue quiet. And lastly you need to set up the clock in the same way you would on any pc.
@ ok, but you are giving a “review” which you can’t accurately do if you dont know what you are doing. No where in the video did you state the reason you had performance issues because you dont know how to change the modes. Thats not “tinkering” lenovo tells you this in the set up. Tinkering would be changing the vram.
@@TH3BU1LD3R no doubt. I hope this doesn’t convince a buyer that the lego isnt a beast. I moved from a day 1 steam deck to the lego and it was night and day difference in performance. Its amazing to have this massive screen and run aaa games like ghost of tsushima in medium graphics and still get good frames. Steam deck could barely run it in low settings.
I moved from a ROG Ally to a LeGo and have no regrets. Love the bigger screen and removable controllers. I mostly use mine to play indie and AA games and they run fine at lower TDP settings. Integer scaling also means I can run them at 800p and they still look fine. My one gripe is the ergonomics - the bottom corners dig into my hands, but that was solved with some popular comfort grips from Etsy, which haven't come off my LeGo since I got them. Shout out to Steam BPM too, so much better than the stock launcher.
Here’s what I’m curious about. Can you play 2 player games and split the controllers to act like 2 different controllers like you can do on a switch? If you can’t I feel like the detachable controllers is more of a gimmick to sell the device. So happy you’re back making videos man you’re the best
Pc handhelds are marketed for more single player play unlike the switch which is also marketed as a home console. You typically don’t play split/shared screen on a pc.
@@illogik Not if you have split screen games and old emulators. Its great for couch coop but remind you i have a dock for mine. Works amazing. ROG ALLY wise
@@jdub8950 that’s fine and all but that’s definitely not their main use case. If you mainly wanted to couch coop a pc handheld would be your worst choice.
No one mentions how obnoxiously loud and high-pitched the fan is, even on a custom profile. If you are not a hermit and plan to use this around other people or in public, everyone is going to hate you. The tape mod and updated shroud barely do anything to fix this.
This video sound much better than the Nintendo switch oled review. I would also love to see you in the videos too. It’ll make us connect with you better. Awesome video ❤
@@brycamp3237 also “steam deck 2” will still be throttled by linux. Windows hasnt quite yet figured out handhelds but it can still run other store fronts besides steam with no issues.
its only an hour if you do not adjust the settings and tdp. I usually get 2 for intense games and 3 or so for indie games, long enough for most users I suspect with actual lives to live.
@@brycamp3237 its 1-2 hours playing AAA games. Maybe im different, but the majority of the pc games i play are indie titles which dont require maxed out performance.
I recently assembled an EGPU for my Legion Go. Having a handheld PC that youre able to dock and supercharge was my goal, and its pretty awesome IMO. Also, for handheld mode i highly recommend setting the resolution to 800p and enabling integer scaling via AMD Adrenaline. Tweaking Adrenaline settings (the GPU software) is a must to get the best performance out of the device. --> The secret weapon of most Legion Go users is the Lossless Scaling app that you can get on Steam. It has frame-gen and makes the fake frames look and feel extremely smooth. I do agree that if anyone is looking for a handheld gaming device and plan on playing untethered, the ROG Ally X or Steam Deck OLED is the way to go. I decided to go with the Legion Go because I wanted a handheld PC, not a handheld gaming device.
@@nighttilt what GPU and Egpu enclosure did you use? I've been thinking about doing this myself so that I can hook it up to my LG C2 without it looking horrible.
@mattwithoutfear Im using the TH3P4G3 dock with a fully modular PSU (to minimize the wires/clutter) with an rtx4060. I figured that the Nvidia bells and whistles (DLSS 3 w/frame-gen) would make up for the 20-23% performance loss (since the EGPU uses Thunderbolt instead of Oculink), and it performs really well! Also, there's a docking case available for the TH3P4G3 EGPU to make it look a lot more presentable.
I have a Steam Deck LCD at present and I'm happy with it, but I think that if I should choose an alternative to the deck maybe I would go for a Legion Go for the bigger screen, detachable controllers and stand included. I think none of the handheld at present are perfect, they all have limitations including the Steam Deck, I usually use remote play to overcome some specs limitations and play unsupported games. Steam Deck also has a great battery life with remote play.
Your video title is very underappreciated. Bravo, good sir 👏 Its a good day when you release new content...even though i still loved your first Legion Go review 😁
You can Take the thumbstick off. And buy stuff to make it Elite You can use it as a mouse or track pad. Hook it to egpu and turn it mini powerful gameing rig you can play it like a swicth
Hey TechSpaceCowboy, have you tried changing the amount of Vram that's used in the bios? I think they default it at 3gb and you can take it up to 6 (maybe 8?) I brought mine up and performance is noticeably better. That being said, that does make this even more of a tinkering device, which personally I'm all for but I know others aren't.
@@TheGudboi 6gb seems to be the sweet spot; 8gb can cause issues where the OS and rest of the device doesn't have enough ram, leading to slowdowns a s game crashes on more intensive titles that draw more on the cpu
I think it is suppose to be a pc experience….not console like. But looks like you get download stuff and make it like steam. It’s more for people who don’t mind having to mess with the settings and like creating their own personal experience.. good review though!I got it on sale $599 for the 1tb
I want the big screen but I feel it is too much compromise. I only play turn based jrpgs and maybe the new Dragon Age. Should I get this, SD OLED or Ally X? I find the Ally X’s screen too small. Confused
@ I saw a great deal on Legion GOs which is priced exactly the same as a steam deck oled 1TB, but with all the compromises I’d have to make, I dunno. Is the software still terrible?
@@markaznar1979 i have one and the “software” has zero effect on me. If you want the Console experience get a steam deck. If you want something that can handle most games without issue get the lego. The screen not being oled is also a nonissue.
My country for the legion go ryzen z1 extreme is around 1000 bucks.... Is it worth it to get the normal ryzen z1?.... The normal cost around 600 bucks... Thinking of getting the normal cause it is much cheaper...
turn your power profile to custom and turn all the tdp settings to max. Also go into the bios and turn up the vram from 3g to auto or higher than 3g. you will get much better performance. But you might want to be plugged in.
Can anyone tell me if this is able to connect keyboard and mouse to as I mainly play strategy games. And really interested in getting one for traveling
If the Legion Go has the same battery and the upgraded ram like the Ally X, the Legion Go is a big no brainer. Thats why Ally X is just the better choice. I sold my Steam Deck LCD for the Ally and then sold the Ally. I'm waiting for the next generation.
I have to say this is not the handheld for you if you want minimal and light aspects in setup and portability. Recently, It took me legit hours across several days so I could setup windows/LegionSpace/other software and find accessories that make this more useful. For doing the main thing of unplugged gaming I still needed comfort grips and a slim, yet big enough battery pack to fit the pocket, so yeah pretty much still plugged in lol. Long story short, I also ended up manually installing newest amd 780m drivers and a simple gaming profile of just afmf2 frame gen paired with anti lag, has helped with smooth gaming. Once setup its all manageable and I really dig the display enough to deal with usually being plugged in some sort of way. Manage your temps and keep fan below 5.4k rpm if you can and its quieter than even the AC in your home. btw my longest battery life browsing and watching videos was just barely over 5.5 hours unplugged. Limited to Lighter workloads and it will game long enough for light sessions or be used as a windows tablet for a medium length session.
Also I did get it used and bundled with a onexgpu egpu for less than the ROG ally x new. I'm also gonna share my setup if anyone is interested in using this thing for laptopy things like docking on the go. I got foldable protoarc keyboard/mouse, one of the slimmest options. I got a pretty small jsaux dock which adds all the ports I could need and let me conveniently dock to any display so I always bring that. A Rii mini keyboard(bluetooth) with 3d printed piece I bought let me combine the controllers and altogether was great way to dock and still navigate windows or game from even a tv/couch. I can choose how much I wanna pack. If I gotta pack it all, then it takes up as much space a laptop would with a laptop bag in a sleeve and additional pouch, excluding the battery. yeah batteries always kinda gotta come with if you want more than an hour and a half "unplugged" gaming. If the plan is the "unplugged" option, I just pocket a battery and bring the legion go around in whatever fits(just detach controllers if too long). Baseus 65w battery is a good capacity and comfy in the pocket. also find a flat ribbon magnetic usb c cable, it rolls up compact to fit pocket easy too. maybe if I played indie games then I wouldnt find an issue with battery life but thats just me.
critical or not, if all windows devices are the same why bother it would be garbage like the current laptop market. They needed somehow to differentiate themselves from Asus.
100% Agree, the boggest downside for me is the battery. Its beautiful, the display is great, bit the battery draws me out of using it 😭 I wish it was better with battery. The second thing I dont like as mich is the controllers dont really feel sturdy wish also makes me feel scared to constantly take them off die to damaging the clips that hold the controllers.
When I bought mine it was near release of the device. Perhaps they adressed this? I do not remove them much, personally I can use a third party controller and do the same 😂 I love the device overall bit battery is my biggest gripe.
I love it because it completely replaced my big pc and its portable so i can take it everywhere with me and if i want more gpu power ill just dock it at home to an external gpu plus i don't need a tablet so basically 3 devices turned into 1
Dude, you need to learn the device before reviewing it. You made no mention of RSR, integer scaling, frame generation, or any of the features that really put the Go on a different level. You literally just ran Rocket League at 800p with your screen set to 60Hz.....
Aggie’s Dino Toy Review Capability: 0/10 Battery: 0/10 Display: 0/10 Build Quality: 7/10 Portability: 8/10 Value: 10/10 Overall Score: 25/100 I do not recommend gaming on this device.
It's not big, the others are small but I have big hands and like big screens. Ally x has no track pad small screen to small for me you cant remove the controller one controller you can use can Mouse. The picture is more beautiful it look close to oled and being not oled
I just keep this by my bed. I literally love this system. I can play wuthering waves pc at 144 frames per second at Max settings. I can play mobile Legends and mobile games on this device mad Max setting. You take off the controllers and you have a fully functional touch screen tablet. And I'm a huge mobile game fan.this device as a tablet is more powerful then the most powerful gaming tablets right now. Even outshines the red magic new gaming tablet. This game runs zentles zone zero pc at 120 frames per second. Call of duty warzone mobile at Max settings 120 frames.
LOLI can look past the battery life. 2 hours enough if I want more i pug in for nonstop or you get Portable PC power bank. Best hand held on the market
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the display is solid even without VRR and OLED... wish they included a bigger battery.
Your refresh rate is set to 60hz not 144hz. Also you need to make sure you are in “preformance mode” on the lego for best performance, i know shocking, not just in game graphics. You are currently in balanced mode. Plus you should edit the bios to run 6gb of vram instead of 3 or 4 stock. You cant get the performance because you need to have tinker with it. Or at least move out of balanced mode. Red light preformance mode, white balanced, blue quiet. And lastly you need to set up the clock in the same way you would on any pc.
Yep, whatever you saw on screen here was just how I had it for the video.
@ ok, but you are giving a “review” which you can’t accurately do if you dont know what you are doing. No where in the video did you state the reason you had performance issues because you dont know how to change the modes. Thats not “tinkering” lenovo tells you this in the set up. Tinkering would be changing the vram.
@@CaptAxolotlreviewers these days
@@TH3BU1LD3R no doubt. I hope this doesn’t convince a buyer that the lego isnt a beast. I moved from a day 1 steam deck to the lego and it was night and day difference in performance. Its amazing to have this massive screen and run aaa games like ghost of tsushima in medium graphics and still get good frames. Steam deck could barely run it in low settings.
Lenovo recommends auto for Vram. My experience is that gives the best performance as the computer picks the right combo depending on what is run.
I moved from a ROG Ally to a LeGo and have no regrets. Love the bigger screen and removable controllers. I mostly use mine to play indie and AA games and they run fine at lower TDP settings. Integer scaling also means I can run them at 800p and they still look fine. My one gripe is the ergonomics - the bottom corners dig into my hands, but that was solved with some popular comfort grips from Etsy, which haven't come off my LeGo since I got them. Shout out to Steam BPM too, so much better than the stock launcher.
Do the controllers wobble?
@catmanfpv9213 tiny amount of flex if you wobble them but never noticed a problem while gaming.
im from south east asia i cant seem to find a way to buy the comfort grips and get them ship here haha im envious!
Do you keep the RSR on when you playing games or you just turn it off?
@asyrafabdulmalik3861 mostly turn it off and use IS.
Here’s what I’m curious about. Can you play 2 player games and split the controllers to act like 2 different controllers like you can do on a switch? If you can’t I feel like the detachable controllers is more of a gimmick to sell the device. So happy you’re back making videos man you’re the best
Yes, you can. Someone (I can't remember who) did this on their channel. They even got the gyro working in each controller.
Pc handhelds are marketed for more single player play unlike the switch which is also marketed as a home console. You typically don’t play split/shared screen on a pc.
@@illogik Not if you have split screen games and old emulators. Its great for couch coop but remind you i have a dock for mine. Works amazing. ROG ALLY wise
@@jdub8950 that’s fine and all but that’s definitely not their main use case. If you mainly wanted to couch coop a pc handheld would be your worst choice.
The average Joe cannot
Back with the jokes, queso, and everyday style tech reviews. Love it, man. You’re crushing it.
No one mentions how obnoxiously loud and high-pitched the fan is, even on a custom profile. If you are not a hermit and plan to use this around other people or in public, everyone is going to hate you. The tape mod and updated shroud barely do anything to fix this.
...I love fan noise ha
Just happy it wasn’t super audible on my video lol
My fan is quiet even full blast
@@andrewsmyth1641 I guarantee it’s not
@@daggerluke put it on full it's fine, I guess it depends on your idea of what's loud
This video sound much better than the Nintendo switch oled review.
I would also love to see you in the videos too. It’ll make us connect with you better.
Awesome video ❤
Only one hour?! Nah. It’s a pass for me. I’ll wait for the Steam Deck 2. Ty for the review also I’m glad you’re back.
Good luck waiting a lot, steam deck "2" IF its coming, is gonna take a long time, just get the OLED deck and enjoy that
@@brycamp3237 also “steam deck 2” will still be throttled by linux. Windows hasnt quite yet figured out handhelds but it can still run other store fronts besides steam with no issues.
its only an hour if you do not adjust the settings and tdp. I usually get 2 for intense games and 3 or so for indie games, long enough for most users I suspect with actual lives to live.
@@brycamp3237 its 1-2 hours playing AAA games. Maybe im different, but the majority of the pc games i play are indie titles which dont require maxed out performance.
when the heck is steam deck 2? maybe after gta 6 😂
I recently assembled an EGPU for my Legion Go. Having a handheld PC that youre able to dock and supercharge was my goal, and its pretty awesome IMO.
Also, for handheld mode i highly recommend setting the resolution to 800p and enabling integer scaling via AMD Adrenaline. Tweaking Adrenaline settings (the GPU software) is a must to get the best performance out of the device.
--> The secret weapon of most Legion Go users is the Lossless Scaling app that you can get on Steam. It has frame-gen and makes the fake frames look and feel extremely smooth.
I do agree that if anyone is looking for a handheld gaming device and plan on playing untethered, the ROG Ally X or Steam Deck OLED is the way to go. I decided to go with the Legion Go because I wanted a handheld PC, not a handheld gaming device.
@@nighttilt what GPU and Egpu enclosure did you use? I've been thinking about doing this myself so that I can hook it up to my LG C2 without it looking horrible.
@mattwithoutfear Im using the TH3P4G3 dock with a fully modular PSU (to minimize the wires/clutter) with an rtx4060. I figured that the Nvidia bells and whistles (DLSS 3 w/frame-gen) would make up for the 20-23% performance loss (since the EGPU uses Thunderbolt instead of Oculink), and it performs really well!
Also, there's a docking case available for the TH3P4G3 EGPU to make it look a lot more presentable.
@nighttilt cheers!
I have a Steam Deck LCD at present and I'm happy with it, but I think that if I should choose an alternative to the deck maybe I would go for a Legion Go for the bigger screen, detachable controllers and stand included. I think none of the handheld at present are perfect, they all have limitations including the Steam Deck, I usually use remote play to overcome some specs limitations and play unsupported games. Steam Deck also has a great battery life with remote play.
Your video title is very underappreciated. Bravo, good sir 👏
Its a good day when you release new content...even though i still loved your first Legion Go review 😁
You can
Take the thumbstick off. And buy stuff to make it Elite You can use it as a mouse or track pad. Hook it to egpu and turn it mini powerful gameing rig you can play it like a swicth
Fasho my guy
Hey TechSpaceCowboy, have you tried changing the amount of Vram that's used in the bios? I think they default it at 3gb and you can take it up to 6 (maybe 8?) I brought mine up and performance is noticeably better. That being said, that does make this even more of a tinkering device, which personally I'm all for but I know others aren't.
I haven’t but many have now suggested rhat
@@TheGudboi 6gb seems to be the sweet spot; 8gb can cause issues where the OS and rest of the device doesn't have enough ram, leading to slowdowns a s game crashes on more intensive titles that draw more on the cpu
I think it is suppose to be a pc experience….not console like. But looks like you get download stuff and make it like steam. It’s more for people who don’t mind having to mess with the settings and like creating their own personal experience.. good review though!I got it on sale $599 for the 1tb
Nice deal! Yep totally agree
I want the big screen but I feel it is too much compromise. I only play turn based jrpgs and maybe the new Dragon Age. Should I get this, SD OLED or Ally X? I find the Ally X’s screen too small. Confused
Personally I prefer the SD OLED, but only barely
@ I saw a great deal on Legion GOs which is priced exactly the same as a steam deck oled 1TB, but with all the compromises I’d have to make, I dunno. Is the software still terrible?
@@markaznar1979 i have one and the “software” has zero effect on me. If you want the Console experience get a steam deck. If you want something that can handle most games without issue get the lego. The screen not being oled is also a nonissue.
@@markaznar1979İm in same boat as you dont know which one should i get deck oled or legion go
My country for the legion go ryzen z1 extreme is around 1000 bucks.... Is it worth it to get the normal ryzen z1?.... The normal cost around 600 bucks... Thinking of getting the normal cause it is much cheaper...
I have a portable battery and basically plug it in when I can while playing it, but I LOVE my Legion GO.
Hoping next one has 80 wh
turn your power profile to custom and turn all the tdp settings to max. Also go into the bios and turn up the vram from 3g to auto or higher than 3g. you will get much better performance. But you might want to be plugged in.
“You might want to be plugged in”
That’s what she said
@TechSpaceCowboy 😂
I’m curious about this device, but unfortunately I don’t have the funds to purchase it right now😢
I’d save and wait for a future generation
Can anyone tell me if this is able to connect keyboard and mouse to as I mainly play strategy games. And really interested in getting one for traveling
If the Legion Go has the same battery and the upgraded ram like the Ally X, the Legion Go is a big no brainer. Thats why Ally X is just the better choice. I sold my Steam Deck LCD for the Ally and then sold the Ally. I'm waiting for the next generation.
Couldn’t quite follow that, but no, this has less RAM and less physical battery than the Ally X
Have you tried side loading new AMD drivers with AFMF2? Or Lossless Scaling?
Nope
I have to say this is not the handheld for you if you want minimal and light aspects in setup and portability. Recently, It took me legit hours across several days so I could setup windows/LegionSpace/other software and find accessories that make this more useful. For doing the main thing of unplugged gaming I still needed comfort grips and a slim, yet big enough battery pack to fit the pocket, so yeah pretty much still plugged in lol. Long story short, I also ended up manually installing newest amd 780m drivers and a simple gaming profile of just afmf2 frame gen paired with anti lag, has helped with smooth gaming. Once setup its all manageable and I really dig the display enough to deal with usually being plugged in some sort of way. Manage your temps and keep fan below 5.4k rpm if you can and its quieter than even the AC in your home. btw my longest battery life browsing and watching videos was just barely over 5.5 hours unplugged. Limited to Lighter workloads and it will game long enough for light sessions or be used as a windows tablet for a medium length session.
Also I did get it used and bundled with a onexgpu egpu for less than the ROG ally x new. I'm also gonna share my setup if anyone is interested in using this thing for laptopy things like docking on the go. I got foldable protoarc keyboard/mouse, one of the slimmest options. I got a pretty small jsaux dock which adds all the ports I could need and let me conveniently dock to any display so I always bring that. A Rii mini keyboard(bluetooth) with 3d printed piece I bought let me combine the controllers and altogether was great way to dock and still navigate windows or game from even a tv/couch. I can choose how much I wanna pack. If I gotta pack it all, then it takes up as much space a laptop would with a laptop bag in a sleeve and additional pouch, excluding the battery. yeah batteries always kinda gotta come with if you want more than an hour and a half "unplugged" gaming. If the plan is the "unplugged" option, I just pocket a battery and bring the legion go around in whatever fits(just detach controllers if too long). Baseus 65w battery is a good capacity and comfy in the pocket. also find a flat ribbon magnetic usb c cable, it rolls up compact to fit pocket easy too. maybe if I played indie games then I wouldnt find an issue with battery life but thats just me.
Yep
critical or not, if all windows devices are the same why bother it would be garbage like the current laptop market. They needed somehow to differentiate themselves from Asus.
Picking one up next week! Gonna be watching this soon!
(Edit) oooookay, yeah think I may grab that steam deck 💀
If you had to choose between the legion and the SD Oled which would u choose?
SteamDeck OLED and Ally X are tied for me (but very different devices)
I’d choose either over the Legion Go personally
How can I use docked mode
Just wait, you’ll start playing it more than the others. That screen is a charmer. 😉
You’re a charmer
My issue is the audio and the terrible bottlem edges of the device pretty much unplayable in bed cause its uncomfortable
Yeah it’s a lot for bed
The Deck is the Honda Civic of hand helds. Ally is the Honda Accord of hand helds. The Go is Hell Cat of hand helds.
Ehh not sure if I agree
One thing to do with legion go.. get a screen protector and a case asap
Can’t imagine adding a case to this thing
100% Agree, the boggest downside for me is the battery. Its beautiful, the display is great, bit the battery draws me out of using it 😭 I wish it was better with battery. The second thing I dont like as mich is the controllers dont really feel sturdy wish also makes me feel scared to constantly take them off die to damaging the clips that hold the controllers.
Hmm, felt tight to me. Do you remove them a lot?
When I bought mine it was near release of the device. Perhaps they adressed this? I do not remove them much, personally I can use a third party controller and do the same 😂 I love the device overall bit battery is my biggest gripe.
I love it because it completely replaced my big pc and its portable so i can take it everywhere with me and if i want more gpu power ill just dock it at home to an external gpu plus i don't need a tablet so basically 3 devices turned into 1
Did you change your vram from 4 to 6 or 8? It defaults to 4 for some reason, maybe see if that gives you what you are looking for.
Meh
Auto Vram is best. Change in bios.
Dude, you need to learn the device before reviewing it. You made no mention of RSR, integer scaling, frame generation, or any of the features that really put the Go on a different level. You literally just ran Rocket League at 800p with your screen set to 60Hz.....
Dude, you need to review the device before critiquing the review.
@TechSpaceCowboy I have a real job. I'm not making a review. Don't get offended, I'm not the only one telling you this 🤷🏾♂️
Can you review that pink dinosaur toy? it looks cool
Aggie’s Dino Toy Review
Capability: 0/10
Battery: 0/10
Display: 0/10
Build Quality: 7/10
Portability: 8/10
Value: 10/10
Overall Score: 25/100
I do not recommend gaming on this device.
It's not big, the others are small but I have big hands and like big screens. Ally x has no track pad small screen to small for me you cant remove the controller one controller you can use can Mouse. The picture is more beautiful it look close to oled and being not oled
full native resolution on the Legion is 2560x1600.
Correct
Switch to the amd drivers ull be alot more happier
If only happiness were that simple
This thing is so cool it almost made me switch
Legion go is almost perfect except 2 things
1. Battery
2. Speaker sound.
I sorta agree
What is your favorite games?
Top 5:
Tears of the Kingdom
Breath of the Wild
Jak 2
Jak 3
Rocket League
@@TechSpaceCowboy Niiiiiiiice
I just keep this by my bed.
I literally love this system.
I can play wuthering waves pc at 144 frames per second at Max settings.
I can play mobile Legends and mobile games on this device mad Max setting.
You take off the controllers and you have a fully functional touch screen tablet.
And I'm a huge mobile game fan.this device as a tablet is more powerful then the most powerful gaming tablets right now. Even outshines the red magic new gaming tablet.
This game runs zentles zone zero pc at 120 frames per second.
Call of duty warzone mobile at Max settings 120 frames.
Literally?
LOLI can look past the battery life. 2 hours enough if I want more i pug in for nonstop or you get Portable PC power bank.
Best hand held on the market
I don't care about battery life because it's a handheld
Battery life is absolute shit! They should be doing what Apple did one year, take your iPhone to get a replacement battery for free.
Yeah, they should switch to 80wh like the ROG Ally X
I got one for 471 before taxes at best buy (open box).
Noice!
I like this screen more then the Oled steam deck
Same
For $50 more Mac mini?
I mean sure but battery life and screen size on those is 0/10
Thought you were recording in Ray-Ban metas 😂
Lmao! They have a long way to go before I’ll be okay with that lol
I can read your fingerprints from all the way here on that screen bro😂😂😂😂
I’ve been compromised
legion, go number one steam, deck number 2. ally x for 3. The rest have fight the other spots
Bruh your punctuation is cray
I love my Lego
ally x is much better in terms of battery life
Yup
100% brightness kill your battery
V true
look, these devices, need power ha
Hehe