Lenovo Legion Go S SteamOS handheld hits record-low price of $635

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Lenovo is offering its Legion Go S handheld gaming console with SteamOS at $635.54 using the code EXTRASAVEAFF at checkout, down from its usual price of over $1,100. This marks the lowest price recorded for this particular model, which normally sells for close to $1,000 at Best Buy. The device, released in 2024, features an AMD Z2 Go processor, an 8-inch 120Hz IPS display with variable refresh rate, and runs SteamOS, which reviewers found more user-friendly than its Windows counterpart. Performance is comparable to the pricier OLED Steam Deck, making it a capable option for indie titles and demanding games at reduced settings. The deal comes amid broader concerns about rising memory and storage prices affecting gaming hardware costs.

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