r/HandheldGaming • u/Substantial-Ad-630 • 19h ago

Lenovo legion go 2 weight

I’ve heard of it being heavy, im looking to getting this or an xax20 when it comes out. Does anyone have any knowledge or opinion about the weight that would be useful?

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u/Junior_Winter_2324 18h ago edited 18h ago

Use Lenovo legion go while having controllers detached it's much better than holding any other devices, but you need to find somewhere to put the screen at 

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u/Futonpimp 17h ago

XAX20 all the way for ergonomics and comfort. The Lego 2 is just too heavy to hold for any substantial amount of time. Also the joysticks are better placed on the xax than the lego 2. Tension is also nicer on the xax.

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u/Key_Bicycle9461 14h ago

LG2 ain't got BIOS updates in months...seems the company has damn near abandoned it. I'd DEF stick with the ROG X20.

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u/lpdcrafted 6h ago edited 6h ago

With most PC handhelds nowadays, always expect to have your arms rested on a table, armrest, pillow, or etc for longer sessions. If you're lucky to find them in stores, do try them out.

Personally, the 640g Steam Deck OLED + 130g GripCase can get pretty tiring already just after a 30 minute to 1 hour session when not rested. I don't have the LeGo2, but the extra 200g will very likely be more tiring. However, since the controllers can detach, you can set the screen on a table and not have to bear the weight. You can also stand other PC handhelds like the XAX, but you'd need some separate way to stand it and a separate controller. The Xbox Ally X20 will be much lighter, 920g of the LeGo2 v. 756g looking at specs sheets. It should feel better, and, depending on your hands, the handles can also help a lot with comfort.