Lenovo Legion Go S renders leaked online; looks similar to ROG Ally

Lenovo Legion Go S renders have surfaced online giving us a gist of how the upcoming gaming handheld will look like. It is being said that the handheld will ship with the AMD Rembrandt processor and it will most probably be an affordable variant of the Legion Go model that made a debut in 2023. Also Read: Lenovo Legion Go 2 Price Leaked Ahead Of Rumoured Launch At IFA 2025: Check Here

A report published by Lenovo Legion Go S by Windows Central gives us the idea of device design from front, top, and back. The upcoming handheld looks like it will have detachable controllers and the design is pretty similar to Asus ROG Ally. The device’s display seems a little smaller than the previous version. Also Read: Lenovo’s Project Pivo Laptop With Rotating Display Could Steal The Show At IFA 2025

Lenovo Legion Go S leaked details

The handheld will include a D-pad, ABXY buttons, and two joysticks. The Legion Go touchpad was absent from the design for now. Nonetheless, it has been claimed in the report that Lenovo will bring a minute input tool similar to its TrackPoint cursor. Also Read: Lenovo Legion Go 2 Leak Reveals 144Hz OLED Panel, Ryzen Z2 Extreme Ahead Of IFA 2025

Coming to the top view of the console, Lenovo Legion Go S gets two USB Type-C ports and the menu and view keys are also placed on the top of the handheld. The device will not get a stand like other ones from Lenovo. We can also see two small speakers under the joysticks and RGB lights under the analog sticks. The cooling vents of the handheld will be placed on the left and the right side.

The changes in the design and exclusion of the stand and other stuff suggest that the upcoming handheld by Lenovo will be priced aggressively low. Reports regarding the Lenovo Legion Go S suggest that the device will be launched in the market at a price range between $399 to $499.

The price is pretty low as compared to its predecessor which made a debut for EUR 799. In India, the Legion was dropped at a price of Rs 89,990. Expectations are that the watered-down handheld will be shipped at a price near RS 45,000.