1tb legion will be better cause you don't have to open device and might break something inside also no cons like the vertical mouse where you will get shot 1st in fps or is very inaccurate on a city builder or farming sim
I’m excited to see what this device is actually like once normal people start getting this in their hands. I love Austin but we all know these videos don’t tell us all we want to know (obviously including embargoes and such). I think this has some potential to be a good option in the hand held gaming world. Guess we’ll see
IF YOU UPGRADE YOUR SSD, be sure to clone the original ssd in order to copy over all of your windows files and operating system. Otherwise, you're gonna have yourself a time setting up a brand new copy of windows.
The Legion is the first of the handhelds to make me look up from my Deck, although really they still can't come close to the budget category. But competition is good, so hopefully Lenovo can keep up the momentum. Makes me look forward to the PC handheld scene when the Deck 2 comes out
As someone with a desktop I will say I would never actually want to play new AAA on a handled period. The games I would play on one are older games like ~2016 and older that WOULD run at above 60fps. People say the steamdeck does not need a 144hz display because it can't run at 144hz but in my mind anyone playing AAA games at 30fps - 40 fps is the madman. If I want to enjoy a new AAA game I want to crank up those settings on my desktop. My ideal handheld would be a steamdeck with a better screen and maybe a tiny bump in performance.
I like the thinner bezels. I do wish they had been able to put in a bigger battery. The trackpad also looks a bit low and could be straining to use for more than 10 or 20 minutes.
It's definitely only meant to be used for desktop navigation. After using it for a bit I wouldnt be comfortable using it in game I dont think. You def can, just not targeted towards that.
Yeah, I can play slow-paced strategy games like Pharaoh, Stellaris, etc., comfortably for hours with the Steam Deck touchpads, and I can play them wherever I like. For the Legion Go, I think you need to bust out the vertical mouse to do that.
just got done messing around with one at microcenter. that trackpad is easily better than 90% of laptops i've messed with and the screen is phenomenal. overall no bad impressions sadly the game demo they were using was very low on graphical detail and i couldn't get to the desktop environment.
I would rebind Primary Click to Left Trigger like I do with the Deck. Feels way better to make your aiming thumb and clicking finger independent on two different hands. You have much less jitter, more control, and don't have to stretch your hand unnaturally.
@@paulaldo9413Yeah, I hav the legion go, and for strategy games you need to use the vertical mouse. Although I do have some strategy game (mostly RTS games) that don’t require left click, and fore them the touchscreen is more than good enough
If this thing has stylus support, I would %100 buy this thing. It's basically already a tablet. Get a Bluetooth keyboard and it can potentially replace your laptop too. Just have to get used to the small screen (in laptop mode) or use their AR glasses. I might still buy it anyway but if it had stylus support then I wouldn't even hesitate.
This was brilliant marketing for micro center, and it actually hyped me up to shop there. I know this isn’t the point, but I’m buying this mainly for Solidworks, Fusion360, and some lightweight Adobe stuff
@@yvngaura I just turned it on, and so far it’s acting like a normal windows PC. I haven’t installed anything on it yet, but I feel like it’ll go well! I’ll return here to let you know how it goes …if I can find this comment again 😅
@@yvngaura so far, it works BEAUTIFULLY with Solidworks and Fusion360! I haven’t tried any Adobe products with it yet, but my sense is the legion go will handle them well. It also expands nicely onto the ultra-wide monitor I got to go along with it!
I found out one thing, if you need repairs don't send it to Lenovo. I sent mine into them for a broken joystick button and they have had it for 3 weeks, first they closed the repair ticket before they even got the computer. Then they found it and opened a new ticket, then said they were waiting for parts only the next day to say it was done and on it's way back to me. Then I realized the tracking info they gave me was not for me, was for a 12lb box, and went to the other side of the U.S. from where I live. Now after numerous calls my computer is apparently lost and they have no ide where it is.
3:07 for a second I was completely convinced this was just a LAPTOP with controller/mouse add-on until I snapped back into reality and realized that Austin is just REALLY good at what he does.
Microcenter, please come to Phoenix! We have no good tech stores here. Fry's Electronics is gone... Even Best Buy has been closing stores. You'll have minimal competition.
I wish I had a Micro Center in my area. The closest thing I had in my city was a Fry's Electronics before it closed. I heard there use to be a Micro Center in my area but close a long time ago.
@@John_Alter Lol yup same. I lived about a mile away from that Micro Center and I loved that place. It was gone before I was 10 years old. And then Frys going under was a big disappointment. I loved going there too.
@@cheekypasta55 I grew up going to Fry's and got most of my products there since my older brother worked there as the manager for the IT department but quit 2-3 years after being with Fry's for 15 years before it closed.
I can see myself getting rid of my gaming laptop and Xbox series x just to have this, also if I can find the way to run switch games there's goes the switch out the window too. I like the steam deck I played it but this seems like a step up specially that screen size
Great video…except the dock you recommend doesn’t fit the Legion Go unless you set it on the dock off center. And the Anker 733 charger doesn’t actually charge the Go for some reason. And I’m not sure why anyone would buy a 1GB ssd to replace the 512GB one when it only cost $50 more to buy the 1TB version…
Ever since the Linus scandal, I've been watching other tech creators more and little of them (ltt). Austin actually revived my knack for comedy tech videos (rip kyle). Thanks and I hope eventually you could diverse more on wild PC shenanigans just like they do
Lenovo team did great , unlike Asus they didn't rush a product out and they are being innovative ... which is great i would like to thank Steam Deck for opening the gates of Handheld PCs because the more options we have , the better. and while i do live Linux and Steam Deck , if i were to support a Windows Handheld , between Lenovo and ASUS i would absolutely support Lenovo instead
Throwing this out there, a friend has a jank racing setup at home worthy of a broke v pro type video with a old gaming laptop mounted to the back of a monitor. Would love to see a video on using the steam deck vs other handhelds vs pc racing rig.
These are cool devices, although I’m glad that you can get a Ryzen 7 Phoenix APU laptop and get similar CPU+GPU performance to avoid fomo while having a good laptop
I did a lot of cross shopping, and trying to find a decent laptop with a 7840U that's capable of hitting the 30W TDP (and thus roughly matching the Go's performance) of the Legion Go while costing anywhere near $700 is, currently, a very tall order, if not impossible. The Legion Go also comes with 7,500MT/s DDR5 memory, which helps boost its performance relative to its competitors. Can't seem to find a better value proposition on paper other than the Steam Deck, and even that's somewhat debatable.
I actually have had the gray version of that bag for a few years now lmao. It's great! I throw in my 14" laptop, my ipad mini, a usb cahrger and a mouse adn I have a full setup wherever I go and it's just in a slim little bag
Nice to see more small pc:s, im using the rog ally with xg mobile just wished on ally had removable controllers so it could just be a small windows tablet :D
they should sell "console" computers, a carbon cube that holds the power of a computer, with hdmi in, headphone jack, and comes with a usb dock. with all that, that was stored inside of the legion, i think they could work with some sort of portable shape to minimize a computer tower, and with obvious corners cut.
Personally, I like that you're working with microcenter. I used to go to one in Maryland and they were always good. Sadly, I don't have one anywhere near me anymore 😭
I am not close to a Micro Center in Tustin, so I contacted Micro center through online chat and was informed that they would not build a 2 tb Legion Go and send it to me. I was informed even if I came into the shop in Tustin, they could not guarantee that they would build it.
I'm interested in how well I can use this as a portable ham radio setup. I bet i can run all the digital modes and use it as a replacement for a few other things, all running at the same time. I hope i can get in contact with Lenovo about the potential of not just gamers but techs that want/need a small setup for being in the field. Hit me up, Lenovo. I'm easy to find...
How did you transfer all the data from the 512gb ssd to the 2tb ssd? That part was just skipped over with the magic of editing and someone who has no idea is just going to have an expensive brick if they just swap it like that.
noob doubt: can you just swap the SSD? Or do you need to install the OS on the SSD that will be installed? Or the OS is installed on something else and this SSD is just for the storage?
interesting question. I have an Ally and on that it was super simple to replace the SSD (I upgraded to a 1tb) Asus then has a full recovery software setup built in that reinstalls everything for you from the cloud. No idea what the legion setup will have but always good to see upgradeable options.
Not a single review in the UK yet lol. They don’t seem to have sent any stock to Europe. It’s a 2 week wait from release day regardless of how long ago you pre-ordered.
Pre ordered mine and got it today and as soon as I touched it I knew I liked it more than the ally. Love the design of it, the screen size, speed of it etc. will be selling my ally and keeping this most likely. I got the 1TB version and it’s worth every penny
I welcome you. It's a pity you didn't show what happens after replacing the disk. Need to enter the bios? After replacing the disk, the system installs itself on the new disk?
Great time to be alive with a bunch of different steam decks coming out. I'm happy with Valve's original but ayaneo or legion go are also good steam decks
No, it's NOT the same type of SSD that you put in a Surface. Steam Deck/Surface/Asus Z13/Rog Ally = 2230 M.2 SSD. Lenovo L Go = 2242 M.2 SSD. At this point in time, it was a really silly decision to go with 2242. The performance options simply aren't there. Lenovo probably went with 2242 to save a few pennies. Luckily, there are adapters to fit 2230 (Hopefully everything fits fine). Austin could actually let us know if there's a screw hole for a 2230 (that's if the drive was actually changed).
You should be able to install a 2230 into a 2242 slot without an adapter. It would be weird if Lenovo decided to omit the screw hole needed to do that.
The ssd is actually 2242 while the steam deck is 2230, so people who are planning to upgrade, watch out
Watch out for what? 2230 is compatible in 2242 slots...
Thats my first thoughts : On technical information, details are important.
@@wafu6058 of course but then you are stuck with buying an adapter so that you can screw in the ssd
@@swetfdeeee yeah and thats janky as hell
A 2230 will work in a 2242 slot, they use the same kind of m.2 slot, a 2242 drive is just a bit longer than a 2230 drive.
i like how the first part they talk about is how to upgrade it
Car guys do it all the time. I can dig it. Think about it. 1200 vs 699? Sounds like a solid move to me
He clearly did it cuz he’s at micro center and that was prob part of the deal.
Also you can get the legion in 1tb anyway
1tb legion will be better cause you don't have to open device and might break something inside also no cons like the vertical mouse where you will get shot 1st in fps or is very inaccurate on a city builder or farming sim
Thats because they know their costumers, nerds will upgrade the device no matter what xD
@@powerfulshammy i am a child and I opened it myself and Upgraded it by myself. No help. It was a 10 minute job not even. 😂
I'm just here for the tiny bag.
I’m excited to see what this device is actually like once normal people start getting this in their hands. I love Austin but we all know these videos don’t tell us all we want to know (obviously including embargoes and such). I think this has some potential to be a good option in the hand held gaming world. Guess we’ll see
yes didnt know Austin is abnormal
@@Freestyle80he more talking about the act he puts on for the camera.
IF YOU UPGRADE YOUR SSD, be sure to clone the original ssd in order to copy over all of your windows files and operating system. Otherwise, you're gonna have yourself a time setting up a brand new copy of windows.
Im pretty sure Austin knows what he’s doing lol
@Twanothepotterhead he could've been addressing the viewers lol....
The Legion is the first of the handhelds to make me look up from my Deck, although really they still can't come close to the budget category. But competition is good, so hopefully Lenovo can keep up the momentum. Makes me look forward to the PC handheld scene when the Deck 2 comes out
steam sell the console cheap and make up the difference with software
Best part of the Steamdeck is its linenx based with Steam OS. Not a windows platform.
As someone with a desktop I will say I would never actually want to play new AAA on a handled period. The games I would play on one are older games like ~2016 and older that WOULD run at above 60fps. People say the steamdeck does not need a 144hz display because it can't run at 144hz but in my mind anyone playing AAA games at 30fps - 40 fps is the madman. If I want to enjoy a new AAA game I want to crank up those settings on my desktop. My ideal handheld would be a steamdeck with a better screen and maybe a tiny bump in performance.
@@kakashi99908 True dat
Steam deck is cheaper because they know people will use the steam store. Same situation for consoles.
An almost 9 inch diagonal display, that’s pretty gigantic, with a reasonable price ..
1:11 Oh no! Austin almost Linused!
I like the thinner bezels. I do wish they had been able to put in a bigger battery. The trackpad also looks a bit low and could be straining to use for more than 10 or 20 minutes.
It's definitely only meant to be used for desktop navigation. After using it for a bit I wouldnt be comfortable using it in game I dont think. You def can, just not targeted towards that.
Yeah, I can play slow-paced strategy games like Pharaoh, Stellaris, etc., comfortably for hours with the Steam Deck touchpads, and I can play them wherever I like.
For the Legion Go, I think you need to bust out the vertical mouse to do that.
just got done messing around with one at microcenter. that trackpad is easily better than 90% of laptops i've messed with and the screen is phenomenal. overall no bad impressions sadly the game demo they were using was very low on graphical detail and i couldn't get to the desktop environment.
I would rebind Primary Click to Left Trigger like I do with the Deck. Feels way better to make your aiming thumb and clicking finger independent on two different hands. You have much less jitter, more control, and don't have to stretch your hand unnaturally.
@@paulaldo9413Yeah, I hav the legion go, and for strategy games you need to use the vertical mouse. Although I do have some strategy game (mostly RTS games) that don’t require left click, and fore them the touchscreen is more than good enough
Austin don't get rid of the table, but you can have someone refinish it for you.
I hadn’t thought about getting a handheld (aside from the switch) but the Lenovo legion go might actually be something I get.
just get a steamdeck
Out with the old in with the new GO with the Go 🎉
@@ItsReallyGeoit's not powerfully enough get a asus rog ally
Get legion go. Sold my SD to get one I'm not disappointed can't stand Linux
Just get an iPad
Very awesome I am totally going to buy this sucker when I get my 3rd check from work. :)
Kinda wished they announced this when the rog ally was announced, would have bought this instead
I was going to go ROG Ally but am sold on the Lenovo Legion GO. Separate controllers, the mouse mode, less bezels, screen size!
300 grams more body weight....
@@Prisoner_ksc2-303 no vrr either...
Less fps because you need higher resolution for the bigger screen ...
It's Lenovo...
Lol @ 7:36 " I'm really good at putting straps-on" 😂😂😂😂
9 inch strap-on. kinda hot.
Outro so bad I wanted to Legion Go kms 😂
If this thing has stylus support, I would %100 buy this thing. It's basically already a tablet. Get a Bluetooth keyboard and it can potentially replace your laptop too. Just have to get used to the small screen (in laptop mode) or use their AR glasses. I might still buy it anyway but if it had stylus support then I wouldn't even hesitate.
I agree 👍
Steam decks and Surfaces use a 2230 NVME ssd. What you showed was a 2242 NVME ssd. Can the Legion Go use either size?
Would like to know that as well
if not you can get an extension for 2230s to fit
So you replaced the SSD with a new blank one? How did you install the operating system?
Finally someone plugged it into the TV to see if it ran 4K gaming. Thank you 🤝🤝🤝🤝
No, No… it runs 1080p gaming lol. Output to a 4K does not mean it will scale to 4K.
@@BangerGoggles still impresive! my ryzen 7 / rtx 3060 laptop has just a few more fps with similar settings
This was brilliant marketing for micro center, and it actually hyped me up to shop there.
I know this isn’t the point, but I’m buying this mainly for Solidworks, Fusion360, and some lightweight Adobe stuff
let me know how you go. i’m wanting it for some light gaming and some fusion360/adobe 2d work.
@@yvngaura I just turned it on, and so far it’s acting like a normal windows PC. I haven’t installed anything on it yet, but I feel like it’ll go well! I’ll return here to let you know how it goes …if I can find this comment again 😅
@@Funkotronimus i’ll get back to you in a week or so haha i reckon
@@yvngaura so far, it works BEAUTIFULLY with Solidworks and Fusion360! I haven’t tried any Adobe products with it yet, but my sense is the legion go will handle them well. It also expands nicely onto the ultra-wide monitor I got to go along with it!
Living in southern California when I was asked where I'd like to go on vacation I told my family Micro Center...😅
I found out one thing, if you need repairs don't send it to Lenovo. I sent mine into them for a broken joystick button and they have had it for 3 weeks, first they closed the repair ticket before they even got the computer. Then they found it and opened a new ticket, then said they were waiting for parts only the next day to say it was done and on it's way back to me. Then I realized the tracking info they gave me was not for me, was for a 12lb box, and went to the other side of the U.S. from where I live. Now after numerous calls my computer is apparently lost and they have no ide where it is.
1:10 spot on Linus impression
Thank you for adding spanish audio, I live in Perú and I like your videos 😁😁
Everyone always talks about how easy it is to upgrade the ssd but what about reinstalling the OS in that system ? That’s the more tedious part.
Ya I just got a 2TB n on the phone with Lenovo to see if they can help she sound like she don’t know what goin on smh lol
You can do weights with the screen since the magnitude of its controls compensates for it 💪🏻🎉
1:11 Still pulling a Linus sometimes 😂
3:07 for a second I was completely convinced this was just a LAPTOP with controller/mouse add-on until I snapped back into reality and realized that Austin is just REALLY good at what he does.
Microcenter, please come to Phoenix! We have no good tech stores here. Fry's Electronics is gone... Even Best Buy has been closing stores. You'll have minimal competition.
If Best Buy can't survive, then I think Micro Center would probably struggle too.
Awesome content but you forgot to mentioned to clone the new SSD before installing it to the Legion Go
No way you're saying someone's gonna whip out all of those peripherals and stuff to plonk on a table in a coffee shop
Lenovo Legion Go w/ controllers attached: 1.88 lb / 640 g
how convenient, just at 2:48 a lenovo legion go ad popped up!
I was hyped to buy it , but I guess I will wait for the next handheld …
“I’m just really good at getting straps on!”
Austin Evans-2023
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I wish I had a Micro Center in my area. The closest thing I had in my city was a Fry's Electronics before it closed. I heard there use to be a Micro Center in my area but close a long time ago.
Lol are you in San Jose?
@@cheekypasta55 yeah, I had no idea there was a Micro Center here until my brother who was a former Fry's employee told me.
@@John_Alter Lol yup same. I lived about a mile away from that Micro Center and I loved that place. It was gone before I was 10 years old. And then Frys going under was a big disappointment. I loved going there too.
@@cheekypasta55 I grew up going to Fry's and got most of my products there since my older brother worked there as the manager for the IT department but quit 2-3 years after being with Fry's for 15 years before it closed.
Time to upgrade from my steam deck
I can see myself getting rid of my gaming laptop and Xbox series x just to have this, also if I can find the way to run switch games there's goes the switch out the window too. I like the steam deck I played it but this seems like a step up specially that screen size
I’m thinking the same thing, there’s just the battery time deterring me
FPS sucks
Great video…except the dock you recommend doesn’t fit the Legion Go unless you set it on the dock off center. And the Anker 733 charger doesn’t actually charge the Go for some reason. And I’m not sure why anyone would buy a 1GB ssd to replace the 512GB one when it only cost $50 more to buy the 1TB version…
Does peeling the sicker while changing the ssd void the warranty?
Pretty irresponsible for saying that the SSD for the steam deck will work in the Legion Go. 2230 and 2242 are 2 completely different sizes...
You paid 100 dollars for that Anker Charger....u got ripped.off
Ever since the Linus scandal, I've been watching other tech creators more and little of them (ltt). Austin actually revived my knack for comedy tech videos (rip kyle). Thanks and I hope eventually you could diverse more on wild PC shenanigans just like they do
What Linus scandal?
@@mikeo6185
Toxic environment - Madison Lee 🤷♂️
There needs to be Micro Centre in England. There really isn’t much options here.
Does anyone know? But my cpu hits 70% on the steam deck running fl studio, will the legion go he that much better to make the switch ??
probably. deck is a 4 core zen 2 chip, legion go has an 8 core zen 4 chip (or 6 if you go with the non extreme), so it should do better
@Coliflower185 thanks a lot 🙏
HEY AUSTIN IT’S GUYS!
One thing it's lacks is fingerprint reader missing in this
Can you edit videos on it 👀???
nice to see Linus making a cameo @1:10
Got one from microcenter. Only costed 750 for a 2TB version. The device is awesome I would definitely recommend
Yeah it's amazing
I usually dont subscribe in first video but this was clean video. I Saw everything needed like your voice and think that everything was told.
That's a big beefy boy you got there.
Just FYI tech team - that radio mic (or level adjustment) is pretty crispy, borderline distorted
Can u use another controller like the 8bitdo ultimate Bluetooth controller on the lenovo go?
It's great for gaming gaming and basically a tablet.
I really wish these things had sim slots.
Really cool stuff.
Microcenter should open a store in Tallahassee to give best buy some competition
Lenovo team did great , unlike Asus they didn't rush a product out and they are being innovative ... which is great
i would like to thank Steam Deck for opening the gates of Handheld PCs because the more options we have , the better. and while i do live Linux and Steam Deck , if i were to support a Windows Handheld , between Lenovo and ASUS i would absolutely support Lenovo instead
Damn dude that handhelds almost the size as you are!
Throwing this out there, a friend has a jank racing setup at home worthy of a broke v pro type video with a old gaming laptop mounted to the back of a monitor. Would love to see a video on using the steam deck vs other handhelds vs pc racing rig.
These are cool devices, although I’m glad that you can get a Ryzen 7 Phoenix APU laptop and get similar CPU+GPU performance to avoid fomo while having a good laptop
I did a lot of cross shopping, and trying to find a decent laptop with a 7840U that's capable of hitting the 30W TDP (and thus roughly matching the Go's performance) of the Legion Go while costing anywhere near $700 is, currently, a very tall order, if not impossible. The Legion Go also comes with 7,500MT/s DDR5 memory, which helps boost its performance relative to its competitors. Can't seem to find a better value proposition on paper other than the Steam Deck, and even that's somewhat debatable.
I actually have had the gray version of that bag for a few years now lmao. It's great! I throw in my 14" laptop, my ipad mini, a usb cahrger and a mouse adn I have a full setup wherever I go and it's just in a slim little bag
Nice to see more small pc:s, im using the rog ally with xg mobile just wished on ally had removable controllers so it could just be a small windows tablet :D
That wide angle view is looking lit! Which lens is this?
they should sell "console" computers, a carbon cube that holds the power of a computer, with hdmi in, headphone jack, and comes with a usb dock. with all that, that was stored inside of the legion, i think they could work with some sort of portable shape to minimize a computer tower, and with obvious corners cut.
Its called SFF computer. Or an Intel NUC. These exist all over the place right now.
“This device is so cool because I can use it the same way I can use every other handheld gaming PC.”
Great new perspective there, Austin.
Personally, I like that you're working with microcenter. I used to go to one in Maryland and they were always good.
Sadly, I don't have one anywhere near me anymore 😭
8.8 inch screen and full Windows. WOW
I wish there was a Microcenter store here in Central Florida. 😢
One is opening in miami i think. Seen it on the website.
I am not close to a Micro Center in Tustin, so I contacted Micro center through online chat and was informed that they would not build a 2 tb Legion Go and send it to me. I was informed even if I came into the shop in Tustin, they could not guarantee that they would build it.
I'm interested in how well I can use this as a portable ham radio setup. I bet i can run all the digital modes and use it as a replacement for a few other things, all running at the same time. I hope i can get in contact with Lenovo about the potential of not just gamers but techs that want/need a small setup for being in the field. Hit me up, Lenovo. I'm easy to find...
The boy Austin got the thing on him lol 7:53
How did you transfer all the data from the 512gb ssd to the 2tb ssd? That part was just skipped over with the magic of editing and someone who has no idea is just going to have an expensive brick if they just swap it like that.
Buy a M.2 NVME cloning device, they're not so expensive, and you don't need a PC to clone.
noob doubt: can you just swap the SSD? Or do you need to install the OS on the SSD that will be installed? Or the OS is installed on something else and this SSD is just for the storage?
interesting question. I have an Ally and on that it was super simple to replace the SSD (I upgraded to a 1tb) Asus then has a full recovery software setup built in that reinstalls everything for you from the cloud. No idea what the legion setup will have but always good to see upgradeable options.
@@thedegoose nice. Do you have any idea how the steamdeck handles this?
Microcenter needs to come to Australia!!
Not a single review in the UK yet lol. They don’t seem to have sent any stock to Europe. It’s a 2 week wait from release day regardless of how long ago you pre-ordered.
Blimey that store was impressive!
Can you please provide links to the products featured in the video in the description. Thank you.
I don't know why people hate on 1080p. 1080p is good lol especially on a device this small it is awesome. I want to grab this one.
Pre ordered mine and got it today and as soon as I touched it I knew I liked it more than the ally. Love the design of it, the screen size, speed of it etc. will be selling my ally and keeping this most likely. I got the 1TB version and it’s worth every penny
Is the fan loud in AAA games? I've heard it got a high pitch sound and I really can't stand extremely loud fans.
@@KB_______ not in my opinion but it depends on your tolerance
Your video is interesting to watch. Lots of fun
Nice save Austin!
That's way too much for a coffee shop table lol cool setup though, great vid!
This got me wanting to bring back my legion slim for this
Definitely gonna get the Legion Go 2 next time, not this one.
Same, if the come back with a better processor, a bit better built quality, landscape screen and vrr
@@SWOTHDRA definitely. I also wouldn't mind if they just nailed a lighter candy bar form factor without detachable fps mode or joycons.
Austin catched that box and continued explaining so smooth that I'm incredibly impressed.
I wish I could live near a Micro Center. 🤤
I welcome you. It's a pity you didn't show what happens after replacing the disk. Need to enter the bios? After replacing the disk, the system installs itself on the new disk?
It just needs a dock and I’m sold.
i dont get all the fuss about it. you can always connect a mouse to a steam deck.
Great time to be alive with a bunch of different steam decks coming out. I'm happy with Valve's original but ayaneo or legion go are also good steam decks
I’ve been waiting for this
you almost linus'd that steam deck dock 1:10
No, it's NOT the same type of SSD that you put in a Surface. Steam Deck/Surface/Asus Z13/Rog Ally = 2230 M.2 SSD. Lenovo L Go = 2242 M.2 SSD. At this point in time, it was a really silly decision to go with 2242. The performance options simply aren't there. Lenovo probably went with 2242 to save a few pennies. Luckily, there are adapters to fit 2230 (Hopefully everything fits fine). Austin could actually let us know if there's a screw hole for a 2230 (that's if the drive was actually changed).
You should be able to install a 2230 into a 2242 slot without an adapter. It would be weird if Lenovo decided to omit the screw hole needed to do that.
@@richardyao9012 You DO need an adapter. Probably keeps the board inside clean.
Will it run Starfield?
Just waiting for it to be in sale 😊
I so much want to see a micro-center opening here ,in france ...
I bought mine stock from micro center with 2 TB storage