It's been over three months since the launch of the Lenovo Legion Go, and Adam is here to re-review it and talk about the pros and cons of the device, and ultimately it's just not the one he reaches for.
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#handheld #lenovo #review
00:00 - Legion Go Review Intro
00:41 - Pro: Big Beautiful Screen
01:30 - Pro: Dual USB-C Ports
02:19 - Pro: Kickstand
02:51 - Pro: Case
03:27 - Pro: Touchpad
04:05 - Con: Weight & Ergonomics
05:29 - Con: Detachable Controllers
06:54 - Con: FPS Mode & Buttons
08:57 - Con: Audio
09:31 - Con: Start & Select Placement
10:10 - Conclusion
You can swap the start and select button in the settings.....
Was about to post the same. I own this along with others and this is my go to. However, I did install Playnite as, IMO, that is a must.
that's pretty good, but it's still annoying that the actual icons on the device are incorrect if you change that in settings, plus I don't think this was a thing at launch
Discovering this was game changing lol
I had the same opinion before, but after using the device for a while, the screen just made all other handhelds tiny. I sold my Ally after the legion go became my preferred device.
Even if the execution is a bit awkward, I really like that Lenovo is experimenting with different ways to interact with the device. I would plan to plug this into my TV or projector as much as I would be playing as a handheld , so I love the direction they're going with the different control modes. I'd probably trade FPS mode for a more game-friendly track pad like the Steam Deck, but I applaud their efforts to push the boundaries of what you can do with devices like these.
That is a very good point for sure! -Adam
I would trade fps mode/ removable controllers for more comfortable grips. The legion go is the only handheld I've used that makes my hands/ fingers go numb after playing for an extended period. Also the fact that the software is still buggy with tdp control still not working almost 5 months in.......
Love this thing. The big 1600P screen is perfect for content viewing and gaming still looks really good at 800P with integer scaling. I use the stand every single day when playing on the couch or watching KZhead or whatever, make it super comfortable. Don’t know what I would do without it.
Oh nice, how far are you sitting from it? -Adam
Honestly, I use mine as a gaming / handheld PC hybrid device. It's like an overpowered little Windows tablet, when I'm not gaming the screen's just large enough for content consumption, and it's pin sharp at 1600p. Gaming performance is pretty decent too...I'm always surprised at how good 800p looks on a screen this size.
Like 40-50cm (don't know inches). Usually use it when laying or sitting on couch like I am now typing this comment, I position it on my lap with stand out and don't need to hold it in my hands the entire gaming session. Very comfortable.@@pcworld
Legion go isnt just a gaming device its also a high performance tablet. The stand even works in portrait mode. The detachable controllers let you completely bypass the weight and offer more flexibility to your posture while gaming. Steady bios and app updates. Its excellent ❤❤
Thanks Lenovo very cool
That exactly what I was thinking too. This guy complaints about the weight and yet don't know how to utilize the two detachable controllers 😂
Legion Go is an easy buy for me because of this, I can use it in an any urgent situation where I dont need to carry a laptop.
Yeah that's what I'm also planning to do quite often - connect it to big TV and sit on the couch, especially when I'm not in home but somewhere else on weekend :) I must also admit that 8,8" screen is superb, I mean on my Rog Ally it's always a little to small for me to feel comfortable and also the grip is much better on Legion Go. @jeremygoh2747 And you can use any of the Lenovo's USB4 ports as full Thunderbolt 3/4 port for eGPU setup :D I'm planning to sell my laptop and have just one ultimate device for everything :) Maybe I'll buy even 18,5" IPS portable monitor (USB-C) as 2nd screen :)
no it's not
all lenovo needs to do is release a different controller without all the bells and whistles for long comfortable play
Since I've got one of these, the only headache I've had with this device are the lack of proper PC controller support. The Legion GO has some 17 individual buttons on its chassis, yet for some unfathomable reason, Lenovo has decided that one should not be able to see and map all 17 buttons as a single controller, as should be doable on a Windows PC using D-Input. Its totally annoying being forced to use the console class X-Input system and be limited to the tiny number of buttons on the X- ox controller.
you sure that's not a problem on the windows side? I have to use an x-input mapper like DualSenseX to convert my Ps5 controller to X-input, because windows doesn't like d-input. Steam can play nice with it, but I have a lot of games not on steam that simply doesn't work on D-input. But I'm not expert on the ins and outs of X vs D-input.
@@oftankoftan No. Its down to the GO's and controller's firmware. The Legion GO supports both D-Input and X-Input modes. By default in D-Input (as far I could see), it acts as a (customised) X-Box 360 controller (which seems to be strange, because an X-360 is still X-Input), however if its switched into X-Input mode it turn into a custom Xbox-One controller. If one detaches the controllers into dual joy-cons, however, it then switches into another mode entirely using Bluetooth, (whether D or X-input, I don't know). Its only in this case, do other the buttons become available to be used, but at the same time, some of the standard face buttons then become deactivated. I've tried everything (like vJoy and Joystick Gremlin) to remap, however the only software that works is the Hand-Held Companion remapper which can recognise every button at once in D-Input mode. However, incredibly annoyingly it only supports remapping to a PS4 or Xbox 360 Controller, which are limited to only those official buttons, so basically converting D-Input to X-Input, which leaves us with the same issue. i.e.: Not all buttons can be used at once... Lenovo has said previously that they are looking into this. The Joy-cons each have their own firmware alongside the main base unit and can be updated independently. All Lenovo has to do is ensure that D-Input mode has access to all buttons at the same time. The PC's D-Input mode supports up to 128 buttons per controller, whilst the X-Input system for Xbox supports 10 buttons if I remember correctly. The Legion GO more than any other handheld is an actual "handheld Windows PC", whilst the others are basically trying to pretend to be a console. Lenovo should play to this strength rather than doing what the others are doing and give full use to PC specific APIs and not consoles.
Can't you surf the web via the touch screen ?
@@rainerrain9689 Its connected to my old 28 inch VDU with a track ball mouse and keyboard when docked. I rarely ever use this as a desktop PC. Usually just runs steam big picture mode when not docked.
Really appreciate your detailed input on controller options. I was expecting a Windows PC that allows customizable bluetooth controllers of our choice.
You can swap the start and select buttons in the legion space app, so that is not a problem anymore.
I believe he meant the other buttons, which is coming in the next update
@@stankozniewski9385I'm talking about 9:33. The start and select button placement. They are at the bottom. But you can swap them in the legion space app with the quick settings button and the legion space button.
honestly i think the detachable controllers are a strength being they can create another durable controller in the future with better ergonomics and better dpad with sticks that will fit the current product which is a gamechanger other handhelds are set and stone with there fixed controller layout its always upgrades and modes for the future
"It's good they made a bad product so they can sell you a better one later"
@@BLHLF it will be worth it if they make a elite controller it's just a power move and the controller is not bad it's just people don't prefer it over other controllers preference that's all.
Con: detachable controller....lol its not a con its a preference
I literally stopped watching at this point and came down to the comments to see if anyone else thought that was as stupid as I did.
I have Legion Go and I love it, but I do agree that it's heavy that I can't game too long ( more than 2 hours without resting my hands ). Also never use fps mode however the detachable controller is nice because you can just put it on the table and use the controller wirelessly and the weight problem is gone.
Get a 3d printed controller connector, it's a quite literal game changer.
I'm wanting to get 1 of 3 of these devices for myself. 1 between steam deck,Rog ally, or this. How do you like yours vs the others on the market? I'm really wanting to run an original xbox emulator on it an also playing newer games.
The legion Go has been my go to for 2 months now. My ONLY complaint is the lack of ergonomics. For my hands, the steam deck oled is way more comfortable to use.
I think the detachable controllers will allow for some very good third-party options. It will also make it easier to replace when one of them goes bad.
Detachable controllers are pros I think coz you can make it as a tablet and also makes the controllers replaceable. I believe Lenovo is planning to have a seperate controller to purchase. And to add on the last part you can swap the start menu buttons on legion space. I not sure why you did not figure that out since its been months
What device are you using instead of the lonovo im looking to purchase a handheld and I had my eyes set on lonovo but now idk
For me it's a tie between recommending the Steam Deck and the ROG Ally. Both excel in different ways, and it's really a preference based on how you think you'll use your device. -Adam
@@pcworld I would like the ability to play any game from ps5 to Xbox to steam with little to no difficulty without feeling like I would have to upgrade the device within a year of purchase would you recommend the rog for that
@@limitbeserker9562 I dont think you can play PS games on the ROG ally
For best viewing pleasure you should check out the upcoming Ayaneo flip ds. The clamshell design is best suited for viewing so you don't strain your neck. It also offers 32 or 64gb of ram, 32 is enough while 16gb is not so much because win 11 already use up 4gb & future demanding games require more ram or vram.
i returned mine, while i do like the screen and all the performance, its just too heavy i cant game more than 45minutes on this, but it is a great media consumption machine tho. its just use more this handheld as a handheld and less of table top, sitting it on my belly help when im sitting and in bed, but you also need like a arm rest to do that lol. bought the ally and the VRR and the weight really hits the spot for me, missed those screens tho.
I have a legion go. Just one question is any ones elses fonts in task manager and the adrenalin Edtion text really really small. I've done tried to adjust the text in the display settings but it dosn't change the text in those areas . It's just really annoing .
If you have it in 2560x1600 resolution make sure you go in and make the ratio 200% it'll give you same size as 1280x800 but with the pixel density of 2k. Great for scaling in games!
Hi I have all the hand held devices you have , but love the Legion GO Screen it makes reading text easier than Steam Deck and RoG Ally 👍👍
i am planning to swap my rog ally for this, bigger screen, and emergency case use for fps mode / mouse its to good to give up imo Lenovo should make a Variant of this that is without removable controllers. to me i love that and wish all handheld came with it. but they should have the best of both world option to chose not to as well
I don't think they'll make this - one design is cheaper to produce. What they really can do is make detachable ones without all this stuff for fps mode (just 2 symmetrical back buttons, no scroll, mouse etc) with better physical profile like in steam deck. Maybe we'll even get ones from 3rd party, they doesn't even have battery and can be lighter/cheaper :)
Im looking foward to getting it! I appreciate your opinion I want to know all of the negatives before I get it to see if it's worth getting and for me personally i dont mind the negatives. Thank you for your honest feedback!
Did he list negatives? Sounded mostly like features that he has no obligation to use but he still disagrees with the inclusion of
The start/select can be switched and fxSound makes the sound better, this guy doesn't know what he is talking about. Enjoy the legion go!
Great video - you highlighted many issues I was concerned about pre-launch. Any plans to do a more in-depth video on the Kun?
Thank you for this talk. I honestly found that I don't use portable PC gaming except when in a hotel... So I never look at what's coming out. My Steam Deck does what I need.
I have an original 512gb steam deck and now a legion go. My main complaint is the ergonomics for sure. I hope lenovo will come out with more controllers to help fix this problem.
Get a 3d printed controller connector and tell me the detachable controller+ setting the console on the table with the kick stand isn't awesome.. I just wish they made the device more powerful with better cooling like the Kun.
I love the detachable controllers. I also do use it with a xbox controller a lot while using the kickstand too. The big screen is the selling point for me. I personally think the 7 inch screens are too small. Lenovo was thinking outside the box when they designed it and I applaud that. I have also owned the Ally and I very much prefer the Legion.
thoughts on the msi claw?
Too early to tell. From the short time I had with it at CES I think it'll be a real contender, but it really boils down to Arc performance tuning and MSI software. -Adam
Honestly I love my LLG, the performance keeps blowing my mind, that screen is something else
I've been gaming almost exclusively on my steam deck, and loving it so much
Same but I want to play everything handheld now and after installing monster hunter world on my deck it's very clear monster hunter wilds isn't going to run in an acceptable manor
@@maroonstarsface Yeah if only SD OLED had better hardware I'd be ultimate device. Even USB4/TB3 would be a game changer for me but sadly it isn't going to happen so there are those other handhelds like Legion Go :)
@@Alupl indeed, tis why I got one
For travel gaming especially on planes with an iPad holder on the seat backs that can put the screen at eye-level, having detachable controllers seem like an ergonomic god-send.
Good honest review. Not deal breakers for me but I get the point. For me Go is the go-to device.
I hate this review. The removable controllers are great. There are one piece cases you can use that increase rigidity if you never take your controllers off. You also don’t have to use the FPS mode if you don’t want to. However, removable controllers increase the overall longevity of the device as they are easily replaced. Terrible review
Who gonna use those knock off Joy Cons? It’s quite embarrassing given that the OG joycons is already terribly stupid enough. How many game use the gyro anyway…zit’s just the most inefficient way to interact with the system. Gamers want normal working game pads, that’s all. For whatever reason you need precise controls, plug in a mouse, it’s a PC. 😂 And remember Lenovo devices had many security problems…
There disgusting
They on crack, the device is great
A lot of games use gyro lmao
@@londonrd for example 🤣? Dance Dance revolution 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 …. and some stupid nintendo 1st party gimmicky games and what?
The one thing that seems not debatable are the speakers being way too low volume and tinny. Seems kind of dumb not to at least put beefier speakers and correlating impedence.
Thanks Adam!
And PCWorld isn't my go to tech news source.
You forgot to mention the lack of VRR which is for me the most important fact in my decision to buy the Ally instead
I thought VRR was going to be a big factor too prior to purchasing the device, but strangely I've not experienced any screen tearing issue at all - and being a PC gamer, I'm generally very very sensitive towards it. All the games run smoothly on the 144hz screen which I suspect is the key factor in the perceived fluidity. Another factor is perhaps because the Legion Go uses a portrait display, the refreshing cycle is done vertically thus less visible when panning the in-game camera angle...
Vrr isnt a factor on a 7 inch screen lol
I like the fact that i can plug it directly into my WFH setup and u just use it as a computer... I borrowed a steamdeck from a friend before i bought the go and while i loved the ergonomics. I just cant be bothered with linux these days unless im being paid. to be honest, i have not tried FPS mode yet or tried playing anything with controllers detached.
This device is in its own category. It's a hybrid that can be used as a handheld/tablet/laptop. The only problem is... it's not doing any of these perfectly. But I can see people that are fine with that and want one device. My opinion is that if you already have small portable laptop, and want real handheld experience, go with the Deck or ROG Ally. This situation of putting the Legion Go on the table, detaching controllers, turning them into mouse or whatever. It's cool, but if you have a small laptop, it's not that much bigger, but the screen screen is bigger, with more powerful hardware, you can use real mouse & controller... That's the reality of the situation. Legion Go will be your perfect device IF it's your only device.
10:00 -- you can easily swap those bottom control buttons with the ones on top in the Legion Space... seriously, did you even use the device somewhat extensively before making this video? For example, you didn't even mention its class leading performance as a "pro"? It's capable of running most games at 1080p or 1600p medium setting at close to 60fps where as the Steamdeck would struggle to reach 40fps at 720p -- there's a huge performance gap between the two devices. Also it's not locked to the steam ecosystem, so you don't need to worry about games not being compatible with the proton compatibility layer or having to purchase games you already own outside of steam -- everything just works, including all emulators
honestly ever since i got mine 2 weeks ago, my only main problem i have with the Legion GO is that it doesn't have VRR. that was one of the main things the Ally had that I really liked. Main reason i went with the legion Go is honestly the screen size. 8.8 inchs is honestly amazing. the 7 inches on the Ally is a bummer to me. if the RoG ally had atleast 8 inch it would of been my purchaser chioce.
If i had the legion go, what I'd probably do is connect my AR glasses to the body, detach the controllers and play with a controller in each hand. I did that with the switch a lot when it was docked, play with a joycon in each hand.
Nice review, I'm waiting to see what the new ROG ally 2 this year has to offer. Probably picking up a steam deck OLED next winter.
You're probably going to be heavily criticized by the Legion Go fans for the cons that you listed, but I actually resonate with a lot of the things you pointed out. This was helpful in making me feel more comfortable about my decision to buy an ROG Ally instead!
The Legion Go is my go to gaming device!
Hi! Can you recommend a good adhesive I can use to permanently attach the controllers to the Go so it doesn't detach anymore?
Seriously?? Ok, if that's what you want. Gorilla Glue!! Not coming off!
This is a review of it as a Gaming Console, and not as a PC Windows gaming rig, which many of us do not have 3 extra handhelds laying around.
I think this is a great device .i'm waiting for it in india .you're reasons about the device is not satisfactory for me to be sure it's a medium device .😊
they should make a new set of controllers that are more comfortable and symmetrical. Then you can just swap out the old (uncomfortable) controllers for good ones.
I've got Rog Ally about 6 months and today I've purchased Legion Go. I was trying it at shop and it was comfortable for me. To be honest I'm not 100% sure which one (Ally or Legion) I'll keep later but for now I'd like to have more GPU power when I want on a trip. This lead me to eGPU and I know XG Mobile is great but it costs so much that I want to try my own build with TB3/4 eGPU and this is also one little but important thing that Lenovo has 2x USB4 ports and I can use them as Thunderbolt ports :) I'll probably write my opinion about Legion Go later when I'll get it (shipment tomorrow) and give it a longer try :) Ps. Those detachable controllers in theory are also very nice for me because I can put Legion Go near big TV (on a trip), connect it using usb-c dock (or even eGPU) and play that way from couch :)
they need to keep the fps mode and upgrade controllers and the whole legion go. front camera,bigger battery and it needs better navigational update so we could use controller on navigating apps and settings
Not just two USB-C ports, but two USB 4.0 ports, the only handheld that has it.
*Gordon joined the chat*
The LeLeGo is a mix bag between work and gaming. As they advertised in their ADs And yes. LeLeGo with gamepad is a handheld gaming console. With Egpu it became the flagship Compact AIO PC. When the gamepad is detached, It can be used in education, business, and entertainment. I can use LeLeGo in my class presentation thanks to wireless mouse and Trackpad.
Adam, i'm just curious why you're so into handhelds. I have a great PC with 4 32 inch monitors. If someone gave me a handheld, i might use it twice a year.
Good question. So I play PC games 1 of 2 ways. The first is on my SFF box connected to my TV in the living room. The second is on the couch in the living room on a handheld while my wife watches something on the TV, or on the bed. Between those 2 options it's about a 85/15 split, with most of my time playing on the handheld. I almost never play on my work PC in the office. -Adam
@@pcworld Oh yeah, I forgot how wives complicate the living room. 👍👍 I just always use my pc to the max, work, play, watch. I pretty much rely on it for everything. (probably not great for my spine)
@@thesupremegingelol. Yup. It’s better to have your own man cave / office that’s comfy. Or just not deal with stresses of monogamy lmaoooo
@@thesupremegingesounds suuuuper sad
@@ogkendrick6392 You lost me, what is sad?
Thanks for the honest review. Even though it is not your favorite handheld you have valid dislikes. They are all opinion and preference and I don’t get why so many people are so offended.
The Legion Go isn't simply a handheld device for me. I use this as a portable PC when travelling. It's the most compact gaming tablet out there. I do agree that ergonomics and acoustics should be improved, but i don't think detachable controllers and FPS modes are cons. Just because you don't use those features doesn't mean its a "disadvantage" to have. For me, detachable controllers is a selling point. When I travel I can just use the two controllers & FPS mode to play games like LoL and Apex Legends. For other handhelds you'd need to bring a separate mouse and keyboard for it.
How is Gordon doing?
You a worried about the removable parts?😂
I enjoy my Legion Go but I do find myself using an Xbox controller with it versus the integrated ones... Perhaps with the ability to remove the controllers, someone will redesign the existing ones with different shapes, buttons, and possibly add a bridge to connect them to mimic a Xbox controller (tried the 3d printed one, close but not happy with it.) Otherwise, I'm very happy with it and enjoy it's gaming and mini Windows tablet ability.
There are a few versions of the 3d printed connectors. Some are better than others.
This video seems more nick picking lol the legion go is an amazing system. Only con for me is the sound but that’s why we have Bluetooth.
Very nit picky for sure. As I said in the video, I do think it's a good device, it's just not my go to. -Adam
Who’s nick and why would Adam pick on him?
Legion for me is perfect.. I need a vpn to play games and I can just install it as it is a windows. Also the performance and optimizations keep coming.
With removal controls and a stand like that, it is perfect to use an Xbox controller with
Man U reached soo hard to dislike a product
I am more excited for the AyaNeo Flip DS instead for the dual screen feature.
Yes 32gb ram newer amd chip etc but the price is so high 😔 Now even the 32gb version is sold out on Indiegogo.
@@jackykwan2580 IKR, I am running 3DS games like a 2DS using a Switch with a Flip grip on portable. 3DS/WiiU with a 5.5" portable touchscreen monitor with a 3D printed joycon grip on desktop. The handheld premium is really painful. Makes me wonder should I just buy a used 3DS and another x86 handheld or something.
Adam you hit all the points I was thinking with the Legion Go. I don't own one nor have I tried one but immediately when seeing plenty of videos and reviews that are not all negative, I was thinking about all of those same points. Hopefully Lenovo makes something better.
Always sucks when a "bigger" reviewer gives the
I love mine
I guess you never updated the system because you can change the start and pause buttons to be in the right place. The system is not that heavy at all. The speakers aren’t the best other than that it’s the best handheld on the market.
I won't be just using it for gaming, I be using it as a mini pc and watching movies and you tube ect. So my experience will be different for me.
Joysticks suck on this device. It’s similar to Switch, I can’t play FPS with this. And then the weight made me return it.
I love the Legion go.
That mouse is not much use for left handed people.
Next Gen Legion Go got to have easy upgrade inside standard desktop nvme . 2TB max is not enough for today games.
What handheld gaming device is the one you “always pass over” the Legion with? Which handheld is your favorite?
Love my legion go. Best on the market.
Some KZheadr try playing 15w performance and only get 31 minutes till 25% that's fast draining battery fo a performance mode!
Start and Select placements can be moved. FPS is an additional feature that has ZERO CONS. Don’t use it if you don’t want to. Buttons don’t have to be mapped and still give you more options than 2 back buttons(most handhelds). Play normal than switch to Tablet on chest/stomach detached controllers for maximum comfort. Fixes weight issues as well. Audio can be fixed through a native app to Lenovo. Your review is Lazy as Lazy
In my opinion none of these really feel like cons that would put me off all very simplistic stuff
Need bloody drivers! Surprised that the software support was not a con. Lenovo has truly dropped the ball when it comes to their software and driver support.
so what is your go to handheld??
Honestly it's a tie between the Deck and the Ally, they both excel in certain ways. -Adam
Advice: Review the device I don’t care about your opinion, how is the detachable controllers a negative? Because you don’t want it to be there? That’s not a review it’s a subjective opinion
I just like legion go as q tablet i can game on
What is your go to hand held game?
Im not gonna regret selling a seemingly abonded machine. if knew when bying how little they care i wouldent have bought it. and that using it as touch device is pure CBT. it worse than using touch screens from the early 90s. it costing 898 dollar where i live for the 512 one is the only reason it hasnt been snapped in half yet.
Ok...... While you faulting it for having features you in no way have to use is pointless overall, can you tell us what the go to console you're reaching for over it is? And why its better than whats currently the most powerful handheld with the biggest, best resolution screen screen with highest frame rate? I mean if you just prefer the ergonomics of the steam deck and dont want to play the more demanding games then fair wnough but if you say aomething like the switch then i dont thibk you have valid opinions
Facts
...😅 oled at 60 hz or 144hz ...I'll take the 144hz
Everyone has a right to opinion. I just don't agree. Had the Asus and Lenovo and returned the Asus. Burned up a 512 micro SD and love the detachable controller a nd larger screen.
the cons are pros to me 😂
I also can’t believe he talks about the start and select button. How old is this review? 12 years old? The legion go can map the start and select buttons since forever
Weirdest review yet. What am I to think about a professional reviewer who doesn't know that there is a Start Button swap option that has been added. That occurred prior to the publication of this review. And you mentioned pairing with AR glasses but no mention of cool things that you can do for an extremely lightweight gaming experience with using AR and Legion display off and detached controllers. Pretty glorious, IME.
I returned my Go after about a week, many pros & cons but ultimately I just didn't love it like the steam deck. Completely disagree on the detachable controllers though. Lounging on sofa or bed with the Go propped up on my belly (kickstand 👌) with my hands by my sides was just blissfully comfortable (despite the poor ergonomics of those top edges). I loved it! It's the one thing I miss.
I have both as well, but the steam deck I've had for about a year. What do you prefer over the Go?
Handheld just aren't there yet
This Dude's only criticism is the product's weight, which seems more like a personal issue rather than a flaw of the product itself. Creating content solely for views is unproductive. Though I inadvertently contributed to your viewership, watching this video has informed me to avoid your channel in the future, Thanks a bunch my dude!. 🙂
True. If its not for views then something is lacking. Feels like a troll video
i almost got this but ended up w a legion 9 instead
Just a reminder that opinions are allowed to be trash too.
“The price is right” what 😅
All your cons was not really cons for me still going to buy a lego
That's awesome, I'm glad you dig it! -Adam
The weakest part of it is power efficiency.
Id like to see Lenovo ship with steam os anddd no side mounted mouse clicks. Not great for longevity
Might need too strengthen your arms buddy