great video and channel mate :) just took the plunge on a GO, already own an ally and sold me steam deck once i used the ally once hahaha. The ally is what it says on the tin, its a gaming handheld for gamers, the audio is stunning and the VRR 120hz screen is just soooo smooooooth to use, and i do actually really like the analogue sticks, it was/is also much easier to get up and running...... it does however run hotter than hell, i fitted a heatsink to mine and now all is well but its a lil heavier. the GO was much harder to like, but is more versatile. its a damn good media tablet that plays games, and i love the controller options. the 144hz screen is just stunning and the extra real estate from the 16:10 aspect ratio is welcome. the speakers can be tweeked via realtek app to give decent output but not as good as ally/deck. Even though its heavier than the ally, i find them both to be uncomfortable after a long gaming session, id actually say the GO was slightly more comfortable to me even with my small hands I find the ally to be a much better gaming experience, but can i fuuuuuq put the GO down hahahahahahaa..... but when i do go back to the ally im like... WOW! the plan was to sell the unit i least like, but i like them both too much for different reasons so im keeping them for now hahahaha. which ever one people choose ya wont be disappointed, its a dead heat in a pi55ing contest!
I went with the Steam Deck OLED after waiting two years and it is great since most of my games are playable or Steam Deck verified. Whatever it doesn't play well I can use my ASUS TUF gaming laptop. Windows is terrible for handhelds and that is where Linux and SteamOS excels.
It's sad that people like this guy put in a lot of effort into making these videos and they get not even 200 views in 9 hours, it's just sad - you got this man stay on the grind Free the proletarians
I think the light traffic is due to his poorly chosen video title. Sound much more engaging if it were written like "Legion Go vs. ROG Ally: Unveiling the Truth!" But what do I know I only work for UA-cam as an analyst
Legion Go were the only handheld for me, because it can also be used as a Windows and Android tablet, Laptop and Desktop PC. Unlike the others the Go also have 2560x1600 for desktop.
@@kevosalinas Yes. I think it gives most value for money because of big screen, detachable gyro controllers where one of them is also a PC Mouse. The big screen makes it easier to fiddle around windows with fingers, but sometimes i need my Switch Stylus for Legion Go too. With Bluestacks you can use Go as a Android tablet and it supports multi touch of course.
I had a rog ally first. It bricked on me in the middle of a play session. I had heard horror stories about asus' tech support, so I exchanged it for a Go and I'm so glad I did. The legion go is better in every imaginable way. I use it every day for several different purposes in handheld and dock mode. The thing is amazing.
I wish i have seen your video like 20 days ago. Cuz i watched sooo many videos to decide and your review sums them all in one. Great work. I also decided to get GO. Thanks man.
That last point was what sold me. It's like Lenovo engineers worked out the largest screen size it could be and still be hand held. I'm not that big of a gamer, really. Bought it as an upgrade to my laptop. It may not be the best handheld gaming experience of all of them, but Legion Go is the only one in the current crop of handhelds that can do as a highly portable tablet/laptop.
I've had the legion go for about a month now and I love it. I used fx sound app to improve the speakers and have no complaints. I also don't mind the weight it feels like a solid well made premium device not a cheap plastic toy. I'm sticking with the legion go.
I love my legion go, play that thing almost every day. The Ally frying micro SD cards and proprietary egpu were big drawbacks, and the Legion Go's huge screen and detachable controllers/FPS mode totally sold me. I got the 2TB model as an open box at micro center, so got it for under $700
the frying SD cards is a total myth. I play games directly installed on my SD card and it's no problem at all. SD cards are not even made for constant transfers like this either, but it's still possible. Add a 2TB to an Ally Rog and there's nothing you can't do. Legion stutters and has lag where the Rog just has consistency. You might still be able to refund your Go if you want the true handheld experience :)
For what I can tell and all the different reviews about the 2 devices, it's pretty much a preference. I've tried both, and I prefer the Levion go. Like i said, it's all about preference. It's all about what you prefer and what you like. Each has their own quirks. So, quit bashing the other and just pick one and decide for yourself. Don't listen to this guy's and other reviewers. Try them both out and judge for yourself. Pick what's right for you, period.
Exacly vrr matters a lot , you wanna use it as a handheld on battery. That means you have to use low watt, meaning fps dips a lot below 30 fps without vrr mean bad expierance.
I can relate to this scenario. I bought the deck in june of 2023, i was excited to get into the handheld wagon. The deck is slow. If you're a fella that has 400inde games on steam this is the device for you. AAA games flat outright are NOT playable. I tried installing windows on it. Both sd card and the ssd. Both experiences took more than a id expected and was not fun. Windows dedicated is the way to go. I played maybe 60hours on the deck and sold it, luckly in time before the OLED version came out. Ally looked great and i enjoyed holding it. But it does feel like a toy... But in a good way. The legion is a spaceship and look really higher end. Might pull the trigger on this one too just because it does do more than just GAME.
i get paied next month and im so excited to get the legion go. im also adding a extra tb card to it even though im getting the 1 tb legion. more space the better i say not that alot of games are becoming veery big. im a pc gamer and handheld, i look forward to the legion. playing my games on the go is awsome. plus sometimes i dont want to be at my desk all day. i saw the steam deck,,so stupid how it dosent support alot of games witch is a rip off. legion will let me play everything and anything. lol yep heard rog ally has alot of issues inclduing it not reading sim card right. like no thanks. plus i just dont like how the rog looks let alone size is not for me. i want the size of the legion. going to be sweet. thanks for ur video man. its good to see new vidoes not old ones.
@@kevosalinas im sure i will! already found a safe and best way to upgrade the 1tb card in the system to 2tb. might do that in future and then with the 1tb sim card, id have 3tb. be sweet.
Which device would you recommend for someone who just wants a handheld to play/emulate older games, and mod those older games too? like PS1,PS2,PS3 and maybe a few PS4 games from before 2016. I don't have any interest in newer games and Im mostly going to play docked so battery life is not much of a concern. What do you think?
I’d say go for the steam deck (oled) it has the best battery life and emudeck works the best on Linux since it was made for it I believe. Emudeck is the easiest thing ever for setting up all the emulator games you were talking about!
@@anthonyroman5685agree. If its just for gaming, steam deck oled is the best choice. However, I own a Legion Go because I also use it as my main computer.
The weight and size of the legion really isn't an issue, I'm a relatively small guy and I just sit back on the couch and rest the console on my lap and hold it up like that, you don't have to grip it tight, I'm short though so this may be awkward for someone taller.
I've been using Legion Go for a while. And I'm loving it for portable, not only game, but also PC. With additional portable keyboard I used it to code on cafe. I can even debug on bus/subway train with only touchscreen keyboard.
I bought the legion 3-4 months ago, and yesterday I walked into a store and they had the ally there so I checked it out. The screen looks so small on the ally compared to the legion. The immersion is on a different level.
over here in Asia the go is $200 more than ally so the choice is pretty obvious. The legion go software is also not matured yet, I heard basic stuff like bypass charging is not possible on this thing. The controller also had many awkward buttons. The only good stuff is the 8.8 screen but its too sexy I would also pick the go if only Lenovo don't charge such a hefty price for it.
@@kevosalinas In Norway Rog Ally and Legion Go cost the exact same price. 900$. Steam Deck 512.GB cost 1200$ here and is by far the most expensive handheld.
@@fairphoneuser9009 Valve don't ship to countries not member of EU. They don't ship to 50% of European countries. I have no clue where the local stores here are getting Steam Decks. They did sell out the old Steam Decks for only 400$ awhile ago to get rid of stock and only sell OLED version now at insane prices. Asus, Lenovo, Acer, HP etc. have normal prices, because they ship globally.
It was so hard to choose either one for me and im pretty sure if i didnt come across the GO for sale at $150 off i wouldnt have even got either one... The ally looks so sick and its probably runs games a little bit better but finding the more expensive item for less money than the other was a no brainer
I have the Switch, Ally and Deck. I tried the Legion Go but it’s too big for my hands and it was less portable than the others. Really which you see as the best is more subjective. I don’t feel that the build is that much worse than the Legion.
For 99% of people and use cases, the Ally X is your best bet. The go only beats it in screen size (not quality) and the fact that you can remove the controllers (if that's even important for you). Most, if not all the downsides of the ally that are mentioned in this video are fixed on the Ally X. Just my two cents, at the end of the day, you do you and just get whichever you personally think is better for you.
2 back buttons are enough for me. But thats just for me just like 4 is better for you. I have the rog ally and ive had it for about 2 weeks now. This is my first introduction into the PC gaming world. And I'm finding myself playing the rog more than my PS5. ❤❤.
@kevosalinas Proton is an amazing tool that brought tons of compatibility for gaming on Linux. It's by no means perfect and needs work but it is not garbage.
I’ve been looking for a replacement for my ps4, stepping away from consoles in general because the ps5 thing was ridiculous and I need something portable. Personally, I refuse to buy the rog ally because of gamers nexus’s video on asus customer support. Doesn’t do me any good to get a device that has known defects and knowing I’ll be extorted when I need something to be fixed. I’m leaning towards the legion go, but the steam deck is also still a contender for me since all I need it to do is play video games with little to no hassle.
wrong about display crispness 1920x1080@7" = 314.7 ppi 2560x1600@8.8" = 343.05 PPI the legion GO is more crisp; and seeing both in person it is, double check your resolution settings.
I returned the ROG Ally and bought the Legion Go instead and I’ll never miss the Ally. The screen on the Legion Go is incredible. The Ally screen is too small and hardly ever wakes up from sleep mode, and it has other issues.
Thank you for the video it was informative for the generic consumer. However it would be more appreciated if you reduce the volume of the background music, it is almost as loud as your voice which can be distracting but in addition to the noise the mic picks up it becomes an unpleasant experience and honestly after 7 minutes it became difficult to push till the end, I guess at least the volume compression on the two devices was a needed break. No I don't mind the mic not having a crisp and clean recording I just honestly feel it'll be a better experience if the background music was lower, I know lots of small channels struggle with the balance too. These are just my thoughts do with that information what you will and best of luck.
I've got both also but Ally was my 1st :) I didn't decided yet, I 100% agree with you. When I'm playing on Lenovo as handheld, after a while I'm always thinking about Ally how comfortable it is :) Then after play session my mind tells me that Lenovo's got more options, bigger screen, perfect scaling in 800p etc. The cherry on top is 2x USB4 in Legion Go for use with eGPU (I've build my own TB4 and testing it) while on Ally they force us to buy very expensive XG Mobile - USB4 on Ally over USB-C port is disabled :/ To be honest I still don't know which one to keep :) I wish the Ally got USB4 then probably I'd stick with it.
I bought the ally which I love. But I just purchased the legion for the tablet/real laptop feel ya know. I’m keeping both but I believe I’m going to use the legion more
Great video! I already ordered the Legion GO this past week before I saw this video, so it should arrive within the next few days - but seems I may have chosen correctly. Thanks for clear info!
@@Zidro512 honestly I'm surprised at how much I love it. I already had the LCD Steam Deck so I thought maybe I wouldn't need the Legion GO - so I kind of bought it as a skeptical experiment. I now only use the Legion GO! The big screen is a pleasure to play on plus the colours and deep black levels are SO good that it's almost like an OLED screen... Huge upgrade with that from reg Steam Deck. It's also extremely well engineered. Literally everything has a reason (including things some ppl criticize): 1600p screen (too high for gaming? Maybe, but it gives you options to lower the res or keep it high for using the GO as a laptop or watching movies - GREAT tablet for that), 144Hz screen (this divides 24 Hz "cinematic" movies evenly by 6 so it should make watching movies extra smooth or it's good for less demanding games to hit high refresh rate, and you can change it to 60 Hz to for more consistency for more demanding games), the Switch-style detachable controllers are AMAZING because by putting the GO on a table and having controllers separately in your hands - it turns the device into the LIGHTEST device on the market - super comfortable to game this way). The GO is also super comfortable to hold (aside from the weight that can start to get noticeable after about 30 mins). The performance is fantastic - like a high end laptop (at 800p resolution) and most games work great except a few weirdnesses here and there. The updates come slowly from Lenovo but they are coming regularly, which is great. The Legion Space (hub for starting all your games) just got updated and now looks super professional and clean 👍 Unlike before. The built-in speaker sound quality on the Legion GO isn't great by default but with a few tweaks (check Retro Game Corps recent video about "Why I'm starting to Love Legion GO") it becomes Good sound 👍The greatest power of all though, is the ability to literally play any game from any launcher - unlike Steam Deck where you can only play your Steam games. Mentally, being able to play ANY game is huge. Overall, if you don't mind arranging things to your liking with Windows 11 (screen size, your icons, favorite programs for gaming, fixing a few weirdnesses in some games like Windowed Fullscreen instead of Fullscreen in some games so they display correctly, etc.) then you have a mini gaming PC that's almost like a console and gives you ALL the power and options. You just have to not mind arranging things (same like normal PC gaming) and after that everything is optimized and works smoothly. So I HIGHLY recommend the Legion GO. I also recommend the "Legion GO comfort grips" on Etsy.com that improve the comfort even more. Sorry for the long answer but I felt all of those points were important to help you decide 😎 Cheers man!
@@Zidro512 honestly I love it. Everything about it is great and I'm a tech guy. Any elements that reviewers are saying are so-so are actually great. It's very well engineered and everything has a reason. The only down side is the built-in speaker sound but it can be tweaked and then it's good.
@@Shadythedrifter No it doesn't affect me. It's true that having VRR is a great feature to make framerate super smooth (I have a TV and a monitor that both do VRR and I love them). But, it's not "necessary". The important thing with a handheld is to be able to hit a stable framerate in a game (above 30 FPS) and then lock the FPS by putting a limit (for example 30 FPS limit or 60 FPS limit depending on what FPS your device can hit consistently in that game). The FPS limit has to evenly divide into your screen refresh rate, so for example 48 FPS limit on the Legion GO divides evenly into 144 Hz and will look good (cause 48 x 3 = 144). Then, it looks very smooth even without VRR, especially on a small screen like on a handheld. The small screen kind of naturally makes lower framerate or even inconsistent framerate look smoother when compared to a big TV for example. So VRR like on the ROG Ally is very nice to have, but not necessary 👍 The Legion Go and Steam Deck both don't have VRR and both deliver smooth and pleasant gaming experiences I find.
Saw this title and lmao comparing the Go with an Ally Rog is like comparing a mouse with a lion... Go cannot live up to the Rog at all. Having seen lots of stress tests for the Go playing in low settings I have an Ally and upgraded to a 2TB SSD drive + Micro SD extra 250GB as well Ally can play literally anything my £4000 Laptop plays, and other than lower resolutions on the highest end games, it can always handle at least high settings and quite often Ultra too!!! Ally is the KING of handhelds with zero competition to the game.
As somebody who owned both and settled on the GO, they perform the same and even surpass the Ally in a few games due to running cooler. Only good thing about the Ally is Armoury Crate. Plus, I bet you spent more on your Ally than I did on my GO for the same specs. Bought mine from MC with 2TB SSD already installed.
I actually have a Steam Deck and just recently got the legion Go and I'm gonna say it's pretty fuckin dope I've been playing it more than my deck now. The fact that my legion go came a free month of Xbox game pass is awesome I can just turn on and play without any downloads so yeah legion go is a winner over the Ally 💯
I bought the ROG ally and I definitely don’t regret my choice. Would I have liked the bigger screen? Yes of course, but the ROG has something that I respect a lot. The XG mobile option, which upscales the gpu by a lot. It’s really expensive, but for a handheld pc that has the option to cast on a pc monitor, this is amazing. I have a desktop so I won’t be needed the XG mobile, but for those out there that have an ROG ally, you don’t need a desktop if you purchase the XG mobile. Also, upgrading the SSD was very easy and super streamlined through the myasus app. I went from the standard 512gb, to the 1TB and I had no issues doing the swap myself. All in all, I really enjoyed your vid and respect what you do my guy. Thanks for taking the time to make this and spread the good word about handheld pc gaming!!!
I don't understand why people even entertain the XG Mobile... XG Mobile is literally only for people who have more money than sense. $2k XG Mobile vs $700 GPU+eGPU enclosure, I would take the eGPU every day since it is not a mobile GPU...
It's nice to have a youtuber that actually isn't bought off buy valve. My experience with the steamdeck is had been nothing but negative. Nothing works and yes Proton is hot garbage.
They both have pros; Legion GO and ROG Ally can play any game because of Windows, but if you want better battery life, easier emulation, plug and play with Proton, OLED, and universal tutorial videos from UA-cam, ProtonDB, Steam DB, dev support, and accessory support, go for a STEAM DECK! They're basically iPhones that have minimal thinking, and it's a fact. I still love Legion GO and ROG Ally, but they aren't beating the Steam Deck overall.
If proton ran as smooth as widows I would still own my Stem Deck. Unfortunately that hasn’t been my experience with the software so unless steam deck goes windows based then maybe I would be more open to going back to my steam decks arms lol
@@kevosalinas As for my experience yeah it's a hassle, but endless tutorial videos helped alot, but still SD's a secondary device and my main one is the PS5 for new AAA games and sometimes I like to stream it to my SD especially that OLED screen.
Also the Ally has just about as many accessories as the Deck. Dev support is fine on both. Proton can be a bigger pain than just running games on the Ally. Tutorial videos exist on both. Both devices can be very much plug and play and that’s how I treat my Ally and Deck OLED.
Steam Deck is literally better in almost every aspect than these two. The ONLY negative compared to these two is the performance. And it’s not even that big of a deal. So no, Steam Deck is not garbage.
@@kevosalinasumm okay? But am I wrong? The Legion Space was just updated to map the M1/M2 buttons and the Y1/Y2 buttons if I got the numbering right, so mashing against them prior to the update did nothing except you installed a third party software like Handheld Companion that did the mapping for you. You stated that it was an issue as you played yet you know that you can unmap them. You also stated that you wanted the Ally to have 4 back buttons, but this is exactly what the Go has and youre complaining? Ah
Yeah that was not my experience at all and I have had the Legion Go since December, also I never installed a third party thing to do any button mapping. So that is very odd tbh
Ally has a better screen. Go is bigger, higher res, but contrast is awful. Very muted blacks and no color pop even when set to vivid mode. Plus, you can’t play Dead Rising 2 because the game doesn’t recognize the Legion controller.
I Love my Legion my guy, great review, hands down Legion is better all around, it's my upgrade coming from the LCD steam deck, which I still have. I personally feel the oled is not a major upgrade compared to the Legion which has a better hardware to run those window games, and the screen on Legion is so superior when gaming, as I wouldn't have to squint an eye to see things.
I got the ally z1 put a 2tb 2230 in it I got over 1000 retro games running through emudeck emulation station every console you can think of.I love my ally thing is a beast once you optimize it to your liking.Get windows on it lite meaning turn services off not needed and man…..plays anything I throw at it
I have both from day 1. It may not seem like much but the extra 200 grams DOES make a huge difference when playing for an extended period. It also effects how you hold the console. For the Ally I would hold it anyway I want. The only way I like to use the legion is in bed when it's resting on top of my stomach. That said, the Legion IMO still blows away the rog. After play on that Legion Go screen, it's hard to go back.
When holding something for extended period of time I can see why it can be an issue for some. Saying go to the gym doesn’t really change the fact that it’s 200g heavier
I'm a steam deck owner and yeah you're getting the hate lol, Legion go is my go to, but I am 6'4 with huge hands, the ally is too small for me, I get it's too big for shorter people. However I use my steam deck now for emulation, the emulation community has optimized the steam deck to be a powerhouse. But yeah helldivers 2 on steam deck at 23 fps isn't fun. Also to your point of SD cards they're all bad to use in any system, having the larger ssd is always the way to go.
I think I’ll wait for the next gens of the Legion Go since I believe that they will address alot of these issues after getting such feedback from the users.
@@kevosalinasthis did not last long Lol. I decided to go for it since late 2025 or early 2026 is a long wait and I bought the Legion Go and personally I am super satisfied; screen size, build quality, detachable controllers, & the whole package… aesthetically the Legion Go made more sense to me with the more uniform bezzels & clean design.
you need to work on your audio. your mic is slipping out the whole time and sounds like crap. turn down the gain, improve your mic placement, getting a better mic, or all 3
I have no problem my daughter legion go. The sound is loud enough to hear. I have to put it low to all the way to 6. You can download a fx software for sound to make the sound better. I made my daugther legion go better i did dual boot and put steam deck OS on it. You can also fix the legion go overheating while plugged in by going to bios and changing it to balance. Mine stayed to 70 to 77 °C. You can also fix FPS for lossness scaling. Can play any games without lagging or FPS scaling problems. If you know what to do. It is not that hard to mess around with it.
I've always used Windows and i never had an issue with steam OS, i just put Windows on an sd card of i want a better desktop experience. You can also put steam os on these devices as well, so i don't see the OS as a pro or con. Power, comfort abd design are then the factors, i don't want ny sd card melting and i don't want uncomfortable controls
I actually like that you didn’t just sit there talking about tech stats. Those numbers mean nothing to us average consumers. I subscribed!
Hahaha thank you😂 I get the handheld pc market might have a lot of “tinkers” but a lot of us average consumers are out there too lol
It does matter. Performance is the most important thing and which performs the best at the games.
I love my legion go. Not really bothered by the sound from the fan and the weight. It is actually faster than my 9th gen intel desktop.
Oh heck yeah!
great video and channel mate :) just took the plunge on a GO, already own an ally and sold me steam deck once i used the ally once hahaha.
The ally is what it says on the tin, its a gaming handheld for gamers, the audio is stunning and the VRR 120hz screen is just soooo smooooooth to use, and i do actually really like the analogue sticks, it was/is also much easier to get up and running...... it does however run hotter than hell, i fitted a heatsink to mine and now all is well but its a lil heavier.
the GO was much harder to like, but is more versatile. its a damn good media tablet that plays games, and i love the controller options. the 144hz screen is just stunning and the extra real estate from the 16:10 aspect ratio is welcome. the speakers can be tweeked via realtek app to give decent output but not as good as ally/deck. Even though its heavier than the ally, i find them both to be uncomfortable after a long gaming session, id actually say the GO was slightly more comfortable to me even with my small hands
I find the ally to be a much better gaming experience, but can i fuuuuuq put the GO down hahahahahahaa..... but when i do go back to the ally im like... WOW!
the plan was to sell the unit i least like, but i like them both too much for different reasons so im keeping them for now hahahaha. which ever one people choose ya wont be disappointed, its a dead heat in a pi55ing contest!
Oh dang thank you so much for sharing your experience! I hope others find it useful!🔥
I have the legion go and the steam deck and Nintendo switch and I love all three of them but I do love the legion go more
Nice set up there!
@@kevosalinas thanks
I went with the Steam Deck OLED after waiting two years and it is great since most of my games are playable or Steam Deck verified. Whatever it doesn't play well I can use my ASUS TUF gaming laptop. Windows is terrible for handhelds and that is where Linux and SteamOS excels.
It's sad that people like this guy put in a lot of effort into making these videos and they get not even 200 views in 9 hours, it's just sad - you got this man stay on the grind
Free the proletarians
Great content
I’m wrestling with this decision right now lol
Hahaha thank you so much!
Thank you so much! It’s definitely a tough one but I think both options are pretty good options!
@@beastofthewest3713Depending on the price though, if u stay in US you can just get the go.
I think the light traffic is due to his poorly chosen video title. Sound much more engaging if it were written like "Legion Go vs. ROG Ally: Unveiling the Truth!" But what do I know I only work for UA-cam as an analyst
Legion Go were the only handheld for me, because it can also be used as a Windows and Android tablet, Laptop and Desktop PC.
Unlike the others the Go also have 2560x1600 for desktop.
It is a super versatile handheld!
@@kevosalinas Yes. I think it gives most value for money because of big screen, detachable gyro controllers where one of them is also a PC Mouse. The big screen makes it easier to fiddle around windows with fingers, but sometimes i need my Switch Stylus for Legion Go too.
With Bluestacks you can use Go as a Android tablet and it supports multi touch of course.
I had a rog ally first. It bricked on me in the middle of a play session. I had heard horror stories about asus' tech support, so I exchanged it for a Go and I'm so glad I did. The legion go is better in every imaginable way. I use it every day for several different purposes in handheld and dock mode. The thing is amazing.
I am thinking of getting a go. Your post is helpful... thanks
Thanks I could provide some information🙌🏻
I wish i have seen your video like 20 days ago. Cuz i watched sooo many videos to decide and your review sums them all in one. Great work. I also decided to get GO. Thanks man.
The comfort of the Ally is what sold me on it! I can playing for hours with no pain or tiredness fro m holding it
That last point was what sold me. It's like Lenovo engineers worked out the largest screen size it could be and still be hand held. I'm not that big of a gamer, really. Bought it as an upgrade to my laptop. It may not be the best handheld gaming experience of all of them, but Legion Go is the only one in the current crop of handhelds that can do as a highly portable tablet/laptop.
Onexplayer X1...
I've had the legion go for about a month now and I love it. I used fx sound app to improve the speakers and have no complaints. I also don't mind the weight it feels like a solid well made premium device not a cheap plastic toy. I'm sticking with the legion go.
Best Comparison vid I've seen. Just happy someone tells you their final decision. Thank you
I love my legion go, play that thing almost every day. The Ally frying micro SD cards and proprietary egpu were big drawbacks, and the Legion Go's huge screen and detachable controllers/FPS mode totally sold me. I got the 2TB model as an open box at micro center, so got it for under $700
Nice steal! I also got mine as an open box!
the frying SD cards is a total myth.
I play games directly installed on my SD card and it's no problem at all.
SD cards are not even made for constant transfers like this either, but it's still possible. Add a 2TB to an Ally Rog and there's nothing you can't do. Legion stutters and has lag where the Rog just has consistency.
You might still be able to refund your Go if you want the true handheld experience :)
One of the best vids i've seen about handhelds, you definitely deserved my subscription
For what I can tell and all the different reviews about the 2 devices, it's pretty much a preference. I've tried both, and I prefer the Levion go. Like i said, it's all about preference. It's all about what you prefer and what you like. Each has their own quirks. So, quit bashing the other and just pick one and decide for yourself. Don't listen to this guy's and other reviewers. Try them both out and judge for yourself. Pick what's right for you, period.
I think i did’nt make a bad decision buying the rog ally z1 extreme. But the legion go looks amazing too.
I don’t think you made a bad decision at all! Legion go is definitely life though lol
The only problem with the og ally is battery life sucks but there are plenty of people doing battery mods
Vrr is the deal breaker for my so i went with the ally, good vid though i liked it.
Exacly vrr matters a lot , you wanna use it as a handheld on battery. That means you have to use low watt, meaning fps dips a lot below 30 fps without vrr mean bad expierance.
Thank you so much!
Yo! Sick video man! Working on my own long term review of the Ally Right now haha! Keep up the sick work!
I play my rog ally at 100fps and 1080p with about 80+% max settings no problem I just leave dust particles shadows and motion blur on min
Heck yeah!
I had Ayaneo2, Onexplayer and steamdeck and now I have legiongo 'I will go with legion all day. It is a beast for me
Wow!!!!! Love to hear that!
I can relate to this scenario. I bought the deck in june of 2023, i was excited to get into the handheld wagon.
The deck is slow. If you're a fella that has 400inde games on steam this is the device for you. AAA games flat outright are NOT playable.
I tried installing windows on it. Both sd card and the ssd. Both experiences took more than a id expected and was not fun. Windows dedicated is the way to go. I played maybe 60hours on the deck and sold it, luckly in time before the OLED version came out.
Ally looked great and i enjoyed holding it. But it does feel like a toy... But in a good way.
The legion is a spaceship and look really higher end. Might pull the trigger on this one too just because it does do more than just GAME.
Love my Legion, even thinking of buying the onex egpu, using the 8bitdo ultimate joypad and a sony srs-xb43 bluetooth speaker so no sound issues here
Yoooo that sounds like a good set up!
How would you even do that?
@@Cub__ do what exactly?
i get paied next month and im so excited to get the legion go. im also adding a extra tb card to it even though im getting the 1 tb legion. more space the better i say not that alot of games are becoming veery big. im a pc gamer and handheld, i look forward to the legion. playing my games on the go is awsome. plus sometimes i dont want to be at my desk all day. i saw the steam deck,,so stupid how it dosent support alot of games witch is a rip off. legion will let me play everything and anything. lol yep heard rog ally has alot of issues inclduing it not reading sim card right. like no thanks. plus i just dont like how the rog looks let alone size is not for me. i want the size of the legion. going to be sweet. thanks for ur video man. its good to see new vidoes not old ones.
Heck yeah I hope you enjoy the legion go once you get it!
@@kevosalinas im sure i will! already found a safe and best way to upgrade the 1tb card in the system to 2tb. might do that in future and then with the 1tb sim card, id have 3tb. be sweet.
@@connorrousseau9972could I do that with the 512gb version As well?
@@kllaskullz yes, it takes a micro sd card .
Which device would you recommend for someone who just wants a handheld to play/emulate older games, and mod those older games too? like PS1,PS2,PS3 and maybe a few PS4 games from before 2016. I don't have any interest in newer games and Im mostly going to play docked so battery life is not much of a concern. What do you think?
I’d say go for the steam deck (oled) it has the best battery life and emudeck works the best on Linux since it was made for it I believe. Emudeck is the easiest thing ever for setting up all the emulator games you were talking about!
@@anthonyroman5685agree. If its just for gaming, steam deck oled is the best choice. However, I own a Legion Go because I also use it as my main computer.
Lego. Old games can run on max settings on a huge screen
The weight and size of the legion really isn't an issue, I'm a relatively small guy and I just sit back on the couch and rest the console on my lap and hold it up like that, you don't have to grip it tight, I'm short though so this may be awkward for someone taller.
I've been using Legion Go for a while. And I'm loving it for portable, not only game, but also PC. With additional portable keyboard I used it to code on cafe. I can even debug on bus/subway train with only touchscreen keyboard.
I bought the legion 3-4 months ago, and yesterday I walked into a store and they had the ally there so I checked it out. The screen looks so small on the ally compared to the legion. The immersion is on a different level.
I want the legion go but its hard to play on a screen with no vrr. :(
Not that hard, people have been doing it for decades lol
over here in Asia the go is $200 more than ally so the choice is pretty obvious. The legion go software is also not matured yet, I heard basic stuff like bypass charging is not possible on this thing. The controller also had many awkward buttons. The only good stuff is the 8.8 screen but its too sexy I would also pick the go if only Lenovo don't charge such a hefty price for it.
The charging limit, button remapping etc. is already released.
Yeah they are asking for quite some money for the handheld!
@@kevosalinas In Norway Rog Ally and Legion Go cost the exact same price. 900$.
Steam Deck 512.GB cost 1200$ here and is by far the most expensive handheld.
@@V3ntilator1200$? In a retail store? Doesn't Valve ship to Norway? Or are they charging a "You're a rich country"-tax?
@@fairphoneuser9009 Valve don't ship to countries not member of EU. They don't ship to 50% of European countries.
I have no clue where the local stores here are getting Steam Decks.
They did sell out the old Steam Decks for only 400$ awhile ago to get rid of stock and only sell OLED version now at insane prices.
Asus, Lenovo, Acer, HP etc. have normal prices, because they ship globally.
Best thing I did with my Legion Go was wiping Windows in favour of Bazzite (Steam OS for non-Steam Deck devices). To each their own.
It was so hard to choose either one for me and im pretty sure if i didnt come across the GO for sale at $150 off i wouldnt have even got either one... The ally looks so sick and its probably runs games a little bit better but finding the more expensive item for less money than the other was a no brainer
I have the Switch, Ally and Deck. I tried the Legion Go but it’s too big for my hands and it was less portable than the others. Really which you see as the best is more subjective. I don’t feel that the build is that much worse than the Legion.
Oh heck yeah nice line up you got there! As much as I love my legion go I always end up playing a crap ton on my switch😂😂😂
I really like the practicality of this. I think I’ll go Ally. Mainly using it docked and it’s cheaper.
Great vid! In your opinion, with the new ROG Ally X coming out, would you still choose the Legion Go? Would be great to hear your thoughts!
For 99% of people and use cases, the Ally X is your best bet. The go only beats it in screen size (not quality) and the fact that you can remove the controllers (if that's even important for you). Most, if not all the downsides of the ally that are mentioned in this video are fixed on the Ally X. Just my two cents, at the end of the day, you do you and just get whichever you personally think is better for you.
Was this the rog standard or extreme?
I have all 3. Steamdeck, Rog Ally and LeGO.
Love my LeGO.
I think all three handhelds offer something for me. Great time to be a gamer.
2 back buttons are enough for me. But thats just for me just like 4 is better for you. I have the rog ally and ive had it for about 2 weeks now. This is my first introduction into the PC gaming world. And I'm finding myself playing the rog more than my PS5. ❤❤.
sure the Ally it's quiet but does it over heat?
The Ally runs games better .... Period.
4 periods to be exact
@@kevosalinas 5 periods last one after the word (period) but 6 as the word as itself 💀
That's your opinion.
@@g8somean accurate one at that
My Lego is awesome tho. Period
The Deck isn't hot garbage. I prefer the Legion Go and I had all three. However, the Deck is not garbage. 🙄
The deck isn’t, but proton is
@kevosalinas Proton is an amazing tool that brought tons of compatibility for gaming on Linux. It's by no means perfect and needs work but it is not garbage.
Good choice
I am very happy with my decision🙌🏻🔥
Did you get the ally or the ally z1 extreme? That makes all the difference.
Z1 Extreme
I got Ally because i already have 3080 XG Mobile before i have ally, and now my flow z13 kinda compete with ally for single XG Mobile 😂
Nice set up!
I’ve been looking for a replacement for my ps4, stepping away from consoles in general because the ps5 thing was ridiculous and I need something portable. Personally, I refuse to buy the rog ally because of gamers nexus’s video on asus customer support. Doesn’t do me any good to get a device that has known defects and knowing I’ll be extorted when I need something to be fixed. I’m leaning towards the legion go, but the steam deck is also still a contender for me since all I need it to do is play video games with little to no hassle.
The dissed on the steam is crazy my guy I think if your a beginner to handhelds PCs then a steam deck will work just fine
Lovely video bro. You actually comapred both in details. But...... I prefer the Ally its just the perfect fit. I own both so i know.
I got 3 months game pass with my legion go purchase. I haven't claimed it yet but it did come with it
Best video on these 2 device.. am a legion go fan everything said in this video is honest and true
wrong about display crispness
1920x1080@7" = 314.7 ppi
2560x1600@8.8" = 343.05 PPI
the legion GO is more crisp; and seeing both in person it is, double check your resolution settings.
🥹❤️✨
I returned the ROG Ally and bought the Legion Go instead and I’ll never miss the Ally. The screen on the Legion Go is incredible. The Ally screen is too small and hardly ever wakes up from sleep mode, and it has other issues.
I also had some of those sleep issues on the Ally as well!
Thank you for the video it was informative for the generic consumer. However it would be more appreciated if you reduce the volume of the background music, it is almost as loud as your voice which can be distracting but in addition to the noise the mic picks up it becomes an unpleasant experience and honestly after 7 minutes it became difficult to push till the end, I guess at least the volume compression on the two devices was a needed break.
No I don't mind the mic not having a crisp and clean recording I just honestly feel it'll be a better experience if the background music was lower, I know lots of small channels struggle with the balance too. These are just my thoughts do with that information what you will and best of luck.
I've got both also but Ally was my 1st :) I didn't decided yet, I 100% agree with you. When I'm playing on Lenovo as handheld, after a while I'm always thinking about Ally how comfortable it is :) Then after play session my mind tells me that Lenovo's got more options, bigger screen, perfect scaling in 800p etc. The cherry on top is 2x USB4 in Legion Go for use with eGPU (I've build my own TB4 and testing it) while on Ally they force us to buy very expensive XG Mobile - USB4 on Ally over USB-C port is disabled :/ To be honest I still don't know which one to keep :) I wish the Ally got USB4 then probably I'd stick with it.
Wait for the Ally refresh (you probably know about it already). It is supposed to get a full USB4 port. And improve on other things.
@@Shini1984 Yeah I know this and I'm waiting ;)
I bought the ally which I love. But I just purchased the legion for the tablet/real laptop feel ya know. I’m keeping both but I believe I’m going to use the legion more
Great video! I already ordered the Legion GO this past week before I saw this video, so it should arrive within the next few days - but seems I may have chosen correctly. Thanks for clear info!
How are you enjoying it? I am thinking of getting one.
@@Zidro512 honestly I'm surprised at how much I love it. I already had the LCD Steam Deck so I thought maybe I wouldn't need the Legion GO - so I kind of bought it as a skeptical experiment. I now only use the Legion GO! The big screen is a pleasure to play on plus the colours and deep black levels are SO good that it's almost like an OLED screen... Huge upgrade with that from reg Steam Deck. It's also extremely well engineered. Literally everything has a reason (including things some ppl criticize): 1600p screen (too high for gaming? Maybe, but it gives you options to lower the res or keep it high for using the GO as a laptop or watching movies - GREAT tablet for that), 144Hz screen (this divides 24 Hz "cinematic" movies evenly by 6 so it should make watching movies extra smooth or it's good for less demanding games to hit high refresh rate, and you can change it to 60 Hz to for more consistency for more demanding games), the Switch-style detachable controllers are AMAZING because by putting the GO on a table and having controllers separately in your hands - it turns the device into the LIGHTEST device on the market - super comfortable to game this way). The GO is also super comfortable to hold (aside from the weight that can start to get noticeable after about 30 mins). The performance is fantastic - like a high end laptop (at 800p resolution) and most games work great except a few weirdnesses here and there. The updates come slowly from Lenovo but they are coming regularly, which is great. The Legion Space (hub for starting all your games) just got updated and now looks super professional and clean 👍 Unlike before. The built-in speaker sound quality on the Legion GO isn't great by default but with a few tweaks (check Retro Game Corps recent video about "Why I'm starting to Love Legion GO") it becomes Good sound 👍The greatest power of all though, is the ability to literally play any game from any launcher - unlike Steam Deck where you can only play your Steam games. Mentally, being able to play ANY game is huge. Overall, if you don't mind arranging things to your liking with Windows 11 (screen size, your icons, favorite programs for gaming, fixing a few weirdnesses in some games like Windowed Fullscreen instead of Fullscreen in some games so they display correctly, etc.) then you have a mini gaming PC that's almost like a console and gives you ALL the power and options. You just have to not mind arranging things (same like normal PC gaming) and after that everything is optimized and works smoothly. So I HIGHLY recommend the Legion GO. I also recommend the "Legion GO comfort grips" on Etsy.com that improve the comfort even more. Sorry for the long answer but I felt all of those points were important to help you decide 😎 Cheers man!
@@Zidro512 honestly I love it. Everything about it is great and I'm a tech guy. Any elements that reviewers are saying are so-so are actually great. It's very well engineered and everything has a reason. The only down side is the built-in speaker sound but it can be tweaked and then it's good.
@@CobraF1dose the no vrr or vvr effect you
@@Shadythedrifter No it doesn't affect me. It's true that having VRR is a great feature to make framerate super smooth (I have a TV and a monitor that both do VRR and I love them). But, it's not "necessary". The important thing with a handheld is to be able to hit a stable framerate in a game (above 30 FPS) and then lock the FPS by putting a limit (for example 30 FPS limit or 60 FPS limit depending on what FPS your device can hit consistently in that game). The FPS limit has to evenly divide into your screen refresh rate, so for example 48 FPS limit on the Legion GO divides evenly into 144 Hz and will look good (cause 48 x 3 = 144). Then, it looks very smooth even without VRR, especially on a small screen like on a handheld. The small screen kind of naturally makes lower framerate or even inconsistent framerate look smoother when compared to a big TV for example. So VRR like on the ROG Ally is very nice to have, but not necessary 👍 The Legion Go and Steam Deck both don't have VRR and both deliver smooth and pleasant gaming experiences I find.
Just using the back nuttons to swith weapons and recharge, actually i wouldn't really miss them anyways if there weren't any
Yeah I guess I am accustomed to having my whole ABXY setup back there lol
Saw this title and lmao
comparing the Go with an Ally Rog is like comparing a mouse with a lion...
Go cannot live up to the Rog at all.
Having seen lots of stress tests for the Go playing in low settings
I have an Ally and upgraded to a 2TB SSD drive + Micro SD extra 250GB as well
Ally can play literally anything my £4000 Laptop plays, and other than lower resolutions on the highest end games, it can always handle at least high settings and quite often Ultra too!!!
Ally is the KING of handhelds with zero competition to the game.
In what game though?
As somebody who owned both and settled on the GO, they perform the same and even surpass the Ally in a few games due to running cooler.
Only good thing about the Ally is Armoury Crate.
Plus, I bet you spent more on your Ally than I did on my GO for the same specs. Bought mine from MC with 2TB SSD already installed.
@@bobertart4342 Pretty much every game the Al;y destroys the Go
I actually have a Steam Deck and just recently got the legion Go and I'm gonna say it's pretty fuckin dope I've been playing it more than my deck now. The fact that my legion go came a free month of Xbox game pass is awesome I can just turn on and play without any downloads so yeah legion go is a winner over the Ally 💯
I've bought legion go and I'm looking forward to getting it this Sunday. But if it's with the Z1 processor, it'll go back to its vendor)))
FINALLY someone said don’t buy the steam deck when you buy these actually pc that don’t have compatibility issues and can run all your pc games
Great video thanks
I bought the ROG ally and I definitely don’t regret my choice. Would I have liked the bigger screen? Yes of course, but the ROG has something that I respect a lot. The XG mobile option, which upscales the gpu by a lot. It’s really expensive, but for a handheld pc that has the option to cast on a pc monitor, this is amazing. I have a desktop so I won’t be needed the XG mobile, but for those out there that have an ROG ally, you don’t need a desktop if you purchase the XG mobile. Also, upgrading the SSD was very easy and super streamlined through the myasus app. I went from the standard 512gb, to the 1TB and I had no issues doing the swap myself.
All in all, I really enjoyed your vid and respect what you do my guy. Thanks for taking the time to make this and spread the good word about handheld pc gaming!!!
I don't understand why people even entertain the XG Mobile... XG Mobile is literally only for people who have more money than sense.
$2k XG Mobile vs $700 GPU+eGPU enclosure, I would take the eGPU every day since it is not a mobile GPU...
"i kinda love it tho" XD
immediately subscribes
"Proton is hot garbage"
Meanwhile I'm happily running Bazzite on my Go 😂 it's awesome!
Awesome! Happy gaming!
It's nice to have a youtuber that actually isn't bought off buy valve. My experience with the steamdeck is had been nothing but negative. Nothing works and yes Proton is hot garbage.
I chose the legion go and am so glad i did its amazing once you get adrenaline software working
7" is just too small (thats what she said) for a great gaming experience imo. Great vid thx 🔥
Have you used the ally?
@@NoMoreLies365 yes
What did you do to the audio? It’s like compressed into a meat grinder. Sorry it’s unwatchable
Yeah my mic was acting weird fool that day tbh!
@@kevosalinas sometimes it happens! Sucks too. Now you can try running through adobe podcast and see the results before you upload
I have ally..do i need to upgrade to Lego?
Not really
Unless you find a great deal on a LeGo I would say just hangout with your Ally a tad longer✨❤️
Lost me at the Ally being "super comfortable" 😂
The ally is the king of gen 1
It’s a very hard handheld to beat tbh
@@kevosalinas yeah it’s the complete package and does everything very well. Software and hardware wise. Can’t wait to see what they do with gen 2
I’ve switched back and forth so many times now that I’m starting to call them the Lenovo Legion Ally and the Asus ROG Go 😅
They both have pros; Legion GO and ROG Ally can play any game because of Windows, but if you want better battery life, easier emulation, plug and play with Proton, OLED, and universal tutorial videos from UA-cam, ProtonDB, Steam DB, dev support, and accessory support, go for a STEAM DECK!
They're basically iPhones that have minimal thinking, and it's a fact. I still love Legion GO and ROG Ally, but they aren't beating the Steam Deck overall.
If proton ran as smooth as widows I would still own my Stem Deck. Unfortunately that hasn’t been my experience with the software so unless steam deck goes windows based then maybe I would be more open to going back to my steam decks arms lol
@@kevosalinas As for my experience yeah it's a hassle, but endless tutorial videos helped alot, but still SD's a secondary device and my main one is the PS5 for new AAA games and sometimes I like to stream it to my SD especially that OLED screen.
Steamdeck is not even close to ROG Ally and Legion go. Not only it has weaker hardware and a 800p screen but also has a lot of limitations.
Emulation is the same on both the deck and Ally in terms of ease of use. Emu deck is available on both windows and SteamOS
Also the Ally has just about as many accessories as the Deck. Dev support is fine on both. Proton can be a bigger pain than just running games on the Ally. Tutorial videos exist on both. Both devices can be very much plug and play and that’s how I treat my Ally and Deck OLED.
Steam Deck is literally better in almost every aspect than these two.
The ONLY negative compared to these two is the performance. And it’s not even that big of a deal.
So no, Steam Deck is not garbage.
Inaccurate review. None of the buttons at the back worked at the time of this review on the Go. You also don’t have to map them
Ummmm ok😅
@@kevosalinasumm okay? But am I wrong? The Legion Space was just updated to map the M1/M2 buttons and the Y1/Y2 buttons if I got the numbering right, so mashing against them prior to the update did nothing except you installed a third party software like Handheld Companion that did the mapping for you. You stated that it was an issue as you played yet you know that you can unmap them. You also stated that you wanted the Ally to have 4 back buttons, but this is exactly what the Go has and youre complaining? Ah
Yeah that was not my experience at all and I have had the Legion Go since December, also I never installed a third party thing to do any button mapping. So that is very odd tbh
Ally has a better screen. Go is bigger, higher res, but contrast is awful. Very muted blacks and no color pop even when set to vivid mode. Plus, you can’t play Dead Rising 2 because the game doesn’t recognize the Legion controller.
Imagine they were OLED screens?😈
@@kevosalinas That would be awesome but expensive.
Been trying to talk my wife int letting me get an Ally now for weeks, lol.
Just do it😈 hahahahah jkjk
I don't even use the back buttons therefore the Asus ROG Ally is perfect. 👍
I Love my Legion my guy, great review, hands down Legion is better all around, it's my upgrade coming from the LCD steam deck, which I still have. I personally feel the oled is not a major upgrade compared to the Legion which has a better hardware to run those window games, and the screen on Legion is so superior when gaming, as I wouldn't have to squint an eye to see things.
Thank you so much! Legion go is definitely the top tier windows based gaming device in my opinion!
I got the ally z1 put a 2tb 2230 in it I got over 1000 retro games running through emudeck emulation station every console you can think of.I love my ally thing is a beast once you optimize it to your liking.Get windows on it lite meaning turn services off not needed and man…..plays anything I throw at it
Vrr on the rog ally is a game changer fir me
Just bought the legion go 😎😎😎😎
Some desperate dude sold a Lenovo legion go to me for $300 so I’m as happy as they come
If 200 grams make difference for You... You need go to the gym bro
Wanna be workout buddies🤍
I have both from day 1. It may not seem like much but the extra 200 grams DOES make a huge difference when playing for an extended period. It also effects how you hold the console. For the Ally I would hold it anyway I want. The only way I like to use the legion is in bed when it's resting on top of my stomach. That said, the Legion IMO still blows away the rog. After play on that Legion Go screen, it's hard to go back.
@@lijimmy80 of course 200gr make a huge difference when playing for a long time.
When holding something for extended period of time I can see why it can be an issue for some. Saying go to the gym doesn’t really change the fact that it’s 200g heavier
Fax
Tip: mic improvement.
Yeah idk what was with my mic that day but it sounded like a potato😂
I'm a steam deck owner and yeah you're getting the hate lol, Legion go is my go to, but I am 6'4 with huge hands, the ally is too small for me, I get it's too big for shorter people. However I use my steam deck now for emulation, the emulation community has optimized the steam deck to be a powerhouse. But yeah helldivers 2 on steam deck at 23 fps isn't fun. Also to your point of SD cards they're all bad to use in any system, having the larger ssd is always the way to go.
Hahaha yeah steam deck fans aren’t too fond of me so far😂
mic is throwing me off
The Audio / MIC quality is soo bad in this video ….
I think I’ll wait for the next gens of the Legion Go since I believe that they will address alot of these issues after getting such feedback from the users.
Yeah they were already talking about the 2nd gen Legion go recently! I think it’ll be dropping late 2025 or early 2026 watch!
@@kevosalinasthis did not last long Lol. I decided to go for it since late 2025 or early 2026 is a long wait and I bought the Legion Go and personally I am super satisfied; screen size, build quality, detachable controllers, & the whole package… aesthetically the Legion Go made more sense to me with the more uniform bezzels & clean design.
I bet someone has already found a way to attach joycons to the side of the legion.
You already can, just a simple 3d printed part. BT The joycons to the GO and use the 3d print to attach them.
yo ill cop that rog ally off you, how much you sellin it for homie?
you need to work on your audio. your mic is slipping out the whole time and sounds like crap. turn down the gain, improve your mic placement, getting a better mic, or all 3
I have no problem my daughter legion go. The sound is loud enough to hear. I have to put it low to all the way to 6. You can download a fx software for sound to make the sound better. I made my daugther legion go better i did dual boot and put steam deck OS on it. You can also fix the legion go overheating while plugged in by going to bios and changing it to balance. Mine stayed to 70 to 77 °C. You can also fix FPS for lossness scaling. Can play any games without lagging or FPS scaling problems. If you know what to do. It is not that hard to mess around with it.
I have all 3. Go is too big to hold, other than that its a great device.
Can you give us some Razzle Dazzle next time
thanks for thiss video, I got banned on reddit. the mods from the legion go subreddit are steam deck fanbois
Welp, good thing I bought both of them lol
I've always used Windows and i never had an issue with steam OS, i just put Windows on an sd card of i want a better desktop experience. You can also put steam os on these devices as well, so i don't see the OS as a pro or con. Power, comfort abd design are then the factors, i don't want ny sd card melting and i don't want uncomfortable controls
Why shit on the steam deck lol i just picked up a new one for 295 new and it has been an amazing purchase.