Lenovo Raises Legion Go 2 Prices by Up to 48%

Lenovo has increased prices on its Legion Go 2 handheld gaming device by up to 48 percent, pushing the top model into territory typically reserved for high-end desktop PCs. The adjustment, spotted on retailer websites like Best Buy less than five months after the device's October 2025 launch, reflects ongoing shortages in memory components affecting the global tech sector.

The base model, equipped with an AMD Ryzen Z2 processor, 16 gigabytes of RAM and one terabyte of storage, now lists for $1,499.99, up from $1,099.99. The higher-end variant with the Ryzen Z2 Extreme processor, 32 gigabytes of RAM and one terabyte of storage has risen to $1,999.99 from $1,349.99. A configuration with two terabytes of storage previously retailed for $1,479.99, though current pricing for that option remains unclear on some sites. Lenovo has not issued an official statement on the changes, and availability is limited, with many units sold out or listed as "available soon" on the company's website.

The Legion Go 2 features an 8.8-inch OLED display and runs Windows 11, with some models offering SteamOS as an alternative operating system. Positioned as a portable Windows-based gaming PC, it competes...