The Lenovo Legion Go S drops to its lowest-ever price, offering another option to anyone sick of Steam Deck stock issues

I wrote about a deal on the Asus ROG Xbox Ally a few weeks ago and suggested it as a solid alternative to the Steam Deck while it was suffering with stock issues. Almost a month later, and the situation hasn’t improved for Valve’s popular handheld — but now there’s another deal on a handheld gaming PC worth considering instead. It’s the Lenovo Legion Go S at Amazon for £404.10 (was £549.99).

What makes the Lenovo Legion Go S an even more compelling alternative to the Steam Deck is the fact that it runs on the same SteamOS as Valve’s handheld. Having used it on my own Deck, it’s just better designed for that form factor, making it smoother and easier to browse and play your library of games.

The specs on the Legion Go S are solid, too. With an AMD Ryzen Z2 Go, 16GB of RAM, and a 1TB SSD, you can comfortably run less demanding titles, indie games, and many modern classics. Sadly, it’s not an OLED, but you also get an 8-inch WUXGA display with a 120Hz refresh rate for smooth, vibrant visuals.

We thought it was an excellent option for anyone with a large Steam library in our Lenovo Legion Go S review. “A compact beauty that can play most of the games in your Steam library,” is how we summarised it. Of course, some compromises have to be made for the latest and most demanding games, and battery life isn’t the best, but this is still a great handheld for the price.