I used the LENOVO LEGION GO as Desktop Replacement for a Week

[@Hubwood]

If you liked the video don't forget the thumbs up. That helps others to find it aswell 😊 Thank you!

[@sanchopanza9440]

PLEASE TRY LEGION GO WITH ABLETON LIVE OR OTHER DAW AND 3rd party vst's

[@AnotherRichEXP]

Using mine with an egpu as my new desktop and it works perfectly

[@Bag-Of-Hammers]

I live in my van with a power station. My laptop consumes 150 - 180 watts when gaming. This little guy running at around 30 watts while flawlessly running games is ridiculous. I bought it to replace my laptop for gaming and I am very impressed with it.

[@FindingMorons]

But mouse and keyboard will always be king compared to joysticks .

[@theguyhimself222]

@@FindingMoronsshut up

[@nanamin7298]

@@FindingMorons eh depends on the game... fps sure sometime but most of the time playing game on joystick is more enjoyable

[@chrisogno1601]

@@FindingMoronsthe legion go right controller can turn into a mouse for fps gaming

[@redhgffdsgd1605]

​​@@FindingMoronsThere's a mind blowing technology call port hub or docking hub to make your one port of USB to be more port of USB and you can connect the mouse and keyboard to it, Ever heard of it.🤯

[@AdmiralBison]

For those who still don't understand and ask "Why not just get a desktop PC? etc..." The whole point why people get laptops, tablets and now handheld PCs is because of their portability and in the case of tablets and handhelds they're even more mobile for use on the go. It just their ability to be docked for a desktop set up is a secondary but viable function as well. - lighter - portable - mobile - take your entire Pc with you - can be powerful enough to be desktop replacements for most people, especially if combined with mobile eGPUS which are also coming out. e.g OneNet XGPU. 7600M

[@ltkagura6486]

Yeah. and the fact they watched the video too xD if they don't have any slight interest then why watch? They really want to buy it they are just convincing themselves to not

[@database1991]

You know a good dock to buy? For the go?

[@AdmiralBison]

@@database1991 I think ETA Prime covers a lot of docks for handheld gaming Pcs.

[@samon_kurowassan]

WOW Thank you for the mobile eGPU info! I was about to buy an eGPU but that would be better suited for my use cases.

[@fatiswealth7865]

this is probably one of the most fair review which mentioned most of the things what people would need to know. The most important take off for me, is that it is somewhat suitable to be a laptop replacement which makes it sort of good for work-travel replacement! Great video!

[@Hubwood]

Hey thanks for the nice feedback! Means a lot :)

[@Jay_Pride]

That really resonated with me when you said that slower, maybe older, under powered hardware makes you feel cozy and have a thing for it.. ME TOO.

[@Hubwood]

Yay!

[@ultimatebreak827]

Same as well

[@orideconblingbling]

Me too, I guess it is because my age ... "At that time", 5 Kbps download speed, 2 minutes startup time, occasionally right click "refresh" is normal ... I was used with waiting and being patient with hardware at that time :D

[@lukemontana9860]

Some people like an underdog! In this caze Appreciate the hardware for what it can do. Its a beautiful thing 😂

[@bluecollarcommander2030]

I use my legion go as my new normal work station and use moonlight to access my more powerful PC when I need the power.

[@erkned]

This is my setup as well. But I'm seriously considering ditching the gaming PC altogether and getting a eGPU case for my 3080Ti to use with Legion Go when docked. Having two Win11 devices with multiple Steam/Origin/Gog installations is getting a bit on my nerves :D

[@bluecollarcommander2030]

@@erkned hahahaha yea, it can be a lot to juggle. I've kinda swapped to a primarily moonlight system on the LeGo. I have a few games that I can play on the go but while home its mainly for moonlight.

[@DJCJ999]

The reason I am even considering the go is because it looks like it could be a great alternative to a laptop while still being productive… I just want to see better feedback on the updating and optimisation of the device.

[@cleniad]

Same here!

[@michaelcorcoran8768]

Yeah like it could be cross-shopped with a surface go. If you think about it, those are sold without a keyboard initially. They do have a much better aspect ratio for productivity but they're worthless for gaming.

[@supasempai]

Thank you so much for this video, as a multimedia designer, I find this device to be very versatile, no longer I have to bring a laptop bag here and there, I can just bring a sling bag, and straight away do design work in a coffee shop much quicker, awesome video!

[@durveshsawant1516]

but wouldn't you need a monitor🤔

[@cleniad]

@@durveshsawant1516 He got great eyes!

[@thatoneguyinthemiddle1910]

​@@durveshsawant1516legion go comes with monitor built in

[@RyanLBC]

@@durveshsawant1516not for me. Near 9” screen is good enough

[@robotsix6268]

The colorful rectangle is a screen.​@@durveshsawant1516

[@TrusteftTech]

Regarding the coziness bit, I know what you mean or at least feel. I think it's because by knowingly not having a very powerful system for the time you use it, it means you don't have to HAVE the best of the best experience (graphics etc), and you can instead fall back and relax actually enjoying the experience.

[@AdmiralBison]

I recon handheld PCs will soon become powerful enough to double as desktop PCs for most people. Mobile PC everywhere you go, can dock to an eGPU setup and bam! A pretty decent desktop PC.

[@jiffonbuffo]

The 7940HS (780M) is already close to GTX1650 mobile.

[@michaelcorcoran8768]

For some reason this trying to really really seems to upset some hardcore PC gamers. They don't even like the idea of using a laptop with a dock as a desktop. I guess they're just big enthusiasts about building PC and it's becoming increasingly niche. But especially now with integrated graphics getting so much better and these handhelds... The key really is getting right accessories. Like this legion go could really use a purpose-built folio with a keyboard

[@craffordjf]

Actually mine is working perfectly as my laptop/desktop. Use it for trading/games/movies on my 1440p 45' monitor and if I go work at a coffee shop it's much more compact than a laptop and the battery lasts a lot longer. I can get through a 4 hour trading session with ease and battery to spare.

[@RichardServello]

You aren't driving 3 screens. Why would this person think that's a good idea???

[@zandermcnabb7779]

I honestly got one as a PC replacement, and for right now, I’m waiting for full Linux support, but as a little gaming PC, I love it to bits

[@cramnh0j]

My work desktop usage is just browser and spreadsheets, which it can definitely do. A lot more portable than my gaming laptop, which I find important on international travels. Since I want the device to be able to handle gaming as well, a light laptop won't do for me. So, will be getting the Legion Go.

[@deadpain2483]

if you are someone who needs to use desktop and laptop then this is great for 1080p or 1440p or tv. you can get a monitor dock and keyboard mouse and you're good to go. all office work can be done while you carry it with you gaming is a bonus

[@Babynate1000]

This is what I did

[@deadpain2483]

good man. best decision.@@Babynate1000

[@novakillbones2140]

I don't play games but I bought a Legion GO specifically to use as a portable workstation and it's been working an absolute treat. My main aim was to have something that doesn't look like a laptop on stage when my band performs and this tiny thing has done absolutely everything I've asked of it. We can pre-load a whole set, 20+ songs, and play them back without any problems at all, with minimal latency. I've also got Adobe Creative Suite loaded and I can get through some pretty big After Effects projects as easily as on my big workstation at the office. I haven't fired up my Core i9 laptop in weeks, it's gathering dust on a shelf. I use the same USB Type C hub I was using with the laptop to connect to my big monitor and I use a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse. It even works OK with touch. When I bought it, I thought it would be OK to load up with songs for gigs but I'm using it as my main computer and it's doing a great job. It's been a revelation.

[@Hubwood]

Wow man... Thanks for sharing :)

[@343Epsilon]

Wow, using it for gigs... That's a game changer

[@netrodex]

I understand your cozy feel, that's why I go for laptops instead of desktops. in the moment I have the steam deck for games, and windows for working with music and all. most games break going higher then 60fps... and I always put the graphics on mid. In the future I would buy a handheld to use as a laptop replacement! it's much cheaper too for my needs.

[@RichardServello]

As a desktop for productivity it's a beast. Plug in to a screen and go to work.

[@Hubwood]

That's what I said...

[@mehadihasan4688]

Hi bro , I am thinking to buy it,I want to know one thing that, I do forex trading and love to play games, so on this device ,I can browse same as laptop and download things? Also can ply games? Cz if it works like that then no reason to buy a s9 fE plus Samsung tablet. Plz suggest me

[@aoescool]

i understand you view on having a heart for underdog devices.. grew up poor and always had the minimum specs

[@PookyMo100]

Cozy, could relate. I'm on hybrid igpu mode for weeks now. That 3070ti is sleeping 😂 Plus the lowered heating and power consumption = 🤩

[@RainSandAndFlowers]

At home, when I want to play eyecandy titles, I have the GO plugged to an eGpu enclosure with a good GPU inside and that is connected to a massive external display. Also good for all sorts of workloads. It is satisfying to be able to just detach the thunderbolt 3 cable (my Razer Core X Chroma thunderbolt 3 docking station works well with the usb4 ports) and take the PC anywhere. Follows me to my couch where I plug it to my tv via an usb / lan hub and I can control my entertainment with it. More convenient to me than a laptop and the 8.8 inch quality screen is a joy for my eyes. I have sold a laptop and a desktop PC and this is my solution now. The best so far.

[@charleyweinhardt]

4:04 it's like camping, or staying in a hotel or guest bedroom, realizing your having your having such a pleasant time with less stuff to think about, and in so, more time to value your time. 🤗 😁

[@Hubwood]

Yeah maybe that's a good comparison as well!

[@makingthings277]

Exactly what I was looking for bud - Everyone else is doing pure gaming stats and they forgot about base windows 11 usage. Could you do another one with other work applications?

[@james8606]

I made the replacement of my pc with my Rog ally but I also got a 3080 to go with it. Don't miss my pc at all. Get 720/1080pm 30/60fps in the go and 4k 60fps docked as well as the advantage of using the device like a pc when I need to.

[@christianacosta3776]

All these new "PC based" mobile gaming system have sparked a new interest in me. I am seriously considering selling my RTX 3080 and getting something like this or the new MSI Claw. I'm barely ever home and don't have time to properly make use of the 3080. This use case of a desktop replacement / Handheld Gaming console is fantastic. Thanks for this video.

[@Hubwood]

Glad you liked it and glad it helped :)

[@samserious1337]

1:55 I had this dock, my MSI g427c4 monitor did not work via HDMI, but DP was fine. Sadly the dock doesn't support FreeSync so I went for a different adapter, which has only 1x DP and 2x USB 2.0 BUT with FreeSync support :D (Cable Matters USB C Hub DisplayPort 1.4 klappbar, mit 4K 144 Hz/8K 60 Hz und HDR, 2X USB 1x USB-C, 100 W Host-Laden) for ~30€. Works great on my ROG Ally!

[@kelvinwahyudi8610]

Hi. I can’t connect it to my FreeSync Monitor. What hub/dock are you using? The Legion can’t detect the monitor. It can once but not working after that.

[@TrusteftTech]

Fantastic video man. Thank you very much for sharing. Glad you made this work. Always wondered about this use case.

[@テスト君-y3h]

ゲーミングも兼ねた作業用PCの代用として検討していたので、BlenderやPremiereProのテストもして頂き感謝です。端末も動画も素晴らしい！

[@caiocsampaio]

The funny thing is that people tend to think this as a too big of a handheld, but looking from the perspective of a laptop, it is way more portable for gaming, specially if you do not care about 8k ultra graphics (wich I don't). And as a person who works from home and codes for web... I am defitely considering this as a next "laptop". It is the perfect blend of a mini pc and a laptop. If lenovo give us more usb and hdmi on the next device so we can avoid these hubs, it'll be just perfect

[@dainjah]

I got sold on blender. Lying in bed and working on your scene, sculpting, texturing.. Oh my god 👌😁

[@Roadrunner_m2c]

Me too ! Thx

[@nightmoonlight80]

Your clip suits my needs perfectly. I do need a handheld like Legion Go to replace my PC

[@Hubwood]

Glad it helped :=)

[@yeadued4256]

Thank you so much this is the exact video i was looking for

[@Hubwood]

Glad you found it and that it helped 😅

[@monkebetao]

thank you iv bin looking for someone to do this all week

[@shxstledivinagracia]

Just a new subscriber, I am now actually buying this instead of going for HP VICTUS 15. Since the price of Legion Go is much cheaper here, and the difference between the two is not that high. I am considering this Legion Go to buy it this coming November. ❤ And as a person who want to work in two jobs, this would suit me well I can work right away with other clients while working in my other company during break hours due to its portability its a hassle free for me.

[@Hubwood]

Don't forget you also need a good usb c Hub or docking station ;) also Bluetooth mouse and keyboard are a plus (not a must)

[@shxstledivinagracia]

@@Hubwood can you recommend a good docking station? I am having a dracula keyboard from Akko for the design. (^-^)/

[@Hubwood]

@@shxstledivinagracia you can use the one I linked to in the description :)

[@shxstledivinagracia]

@@Hubwood thanks brother, I am going to buy that this coming pay day. It took me 6 hours shopping in the ecommerce checking what I need for the Go haha.

[@keyay1239]

Thank you for testing out Blender I believe if you're willing to pay for an online render farm then it's going to be a fantastic ultra portable blender setup

[@SrChalice]

This is my 2nd video from this guy and I'm subscribing. That Blurred screen got me good. I was like, "this man has no shame". You are doing Gods work my friend :)

[@Hubwood]

Excuse me? Not everyone is comfortable with watching animal documentations publicly!

[@osmundob.astillajr.641]

This is a helpful video for me. I recently got an Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 with an RTX 4050. I'll be selling that and got the Legion go since i really can't play on it because it's too heavy. Especially carrying it with the charger. I'm lazy like that. LOL It's good to know that this Little pc is capable of so many things. Great video! Cheers!

[@RandomGuyComments]

Had one of these. Retuned it for the Ally. I do better with the Ally on FPS games but I’m 41, missing my gaming laptop due to the small Ally screen. I don’t notice VRR. I’m buying another Go today and returning the Ally even though I bought accessories for it. I just want a gaming tablet that doesn’t look like a switch. One I can use at home and work and just bring a controller and WIRED earbuds along as there’s a delay like you said. 5g on cod with a controller, loved it You can use the stock right controller thumbstick as a mouse pointer if you enable desktop controller mode on steam in the settings, not just for each game. Triggers are your L/R mouse buttons. I need to test this out with a controller, mouse pointer wise but it’s more of like, touch the game icon, load up the game, play in gamepad controller mode anyways Great video! 👍

[@HectorAragon631]

Hey bro did you get the Legion Go again? If so, how is that working out for you? I want a PC handheld for my 40th birthday but I’m deciding between the Go and the Ally.. I need something fun to play on the go but also use it for basic work.

[@genrenato]

I am so tempted to sell my Legion 5 to get a Legion Go. I already have a thin and light laptop I can take with me on the go and I haven't been using the Legion 5 for weeks. There was another video I watched where he bought a eGPU to increase performance, and that seems like an awesome setup instead of having a gaming laptop I'm too lazy to use.

[@شخصيهخرافيه-ح4ن]

لقد اشتريت وصلة من ‏ baseus لعرض العابي على شاشه خارجيه هل ذلك يؤثر على الجهاز اذا لعبت في شاشه خارجيه اكبر ام ليس هناك مشكله؟

[@vladimirgrishin8574]

i wonder if someone who get Go to promote it ( with a pretty strong neck for sure) could do something really interesting and use it for VR

[@Fr4nkSanchez]

Have you ever tried Virtual Machines in Legion go? I really like the portability and that you could increase the SSD with no issues. Otherwise will have to wait for a 13 inch laptop for portability. I had the z13 ACRNM RTM02 but wasnt really that portable and battery in casual office work will last maybe 1 hr maybe 1.30 hrs

[@Bjarkeah]

The screen blackout may be your chair. Look up Ikea chairs and screen going black. I had that issue.

[@Hubwood]

Lol I looked it up. That is some weird stuff! 😂 I think it was the Docking Station though. Didn't happen with a different one I tested later

[@thrace336]

You got me in the intro at the piglet videos. They are super cute though

[@CrumpetsNBiscuits]

4:00 I totally get you. I had a whole phase of trying to get various older systems to use, even though I was running a ryzen 5600, 3060ti just fine. I ended up buying this second hand laptop for 75$ and it is the best thing I could ask for to use in my work. I5-5300u, 5500hd. Super light weight, works right out of a power socket. Runs all windows apps in win 10, some older\light games (Hades, Cuphead, Streets of rage, Heroes 5..). Just a joy of a old banger. You said 3 screens were buggy, what about using only 1 extra external screen?

[@Hubwood]

The screen issue was basically only because of the jsaux dock...

[@drunksupportcharacter]

Im soon to have one just on the fact that it seems to be quite viable as a productive machine, most of my use case is probably windows emulation, other than that, maybe my GOG games list, I dont think ill have steam on this device as i want it to be kinda clean especially as im a double decker anyway.

[@halogeak12]

I have same head phones I'm at year 5 on it, had to replace ear covers two times, usb once, great head phones

[@LeeLee-fi7mx]

I feel something like the Ayaneo kun would make for a better desktop replacement as it can be configured with more ram, has a significantly higher tdp and supposedly a more advanced cooling system.

[@theo5675]

True but it's double the price it's like 1600 for the maxed out version at that price u can buy a desktop

[@newchangeunlisted_viewer5594]

​@@theo5675fr lol

[@alexlalex5223]

exactly, why would I really need the AYaneo when I can get Lenovo Legion 5 pro with literally 3060-3070 on board? The dude compares a 700$ device to a 1600$ LOL@@theo5675

[@Dee-yj1im]

@@theo5675or a really good gaming laptop lol

[@vtnwesley]

Weird question as we have a new issue a lot of portable "game console" PCs may sometimes have. This is docked, I go to plug in a gamepad. Is the OS viewing the Lenovo Legion Go as "player one gamepad"?

[@Hubwood]

Oh I don't know, haven't checked that yet

[@wangtaztic]

Im looking to get one of these to take to work to game in my down time. Id be hooking it up to minitor, moise and keyboard. So, perfect.

[@dekumatech5919]

I just picked up me Legion Go today and this is just what i needed to watch because im thinking of selling my desktop and using only the go.

[@AdmiralBison]

Some cool news though to make handhelds even more desktop replacements. Mobile/portable eGPUS may start becoming a thing, OneNet are producing an XGPU on indiegogo. So, handhelds would be able to connect with portable eGPUs to get more performance. Asus ROG Ally can already do this with the XGmobile eGPU, but the port is proprietary.

[@شخصيهخرافيه-ح4ن]

كيف اخفي شاشه العرض من الجهاز اثناء توصليه بشاشه خارجيه؟

[@adjromulos]

I'm thinking of buying this for powerpoint presentations (1 gb plus files) attached to projectors. Would the Legion Go perform adequately without hanging?

[@Hubwood]

Absolutely!

[@nbugash]

You mention that it fits 90% of your everyday use-case (I'm paraphrasing). However, would you say that if they come out with a 32 or even a 64 GB variant, it'll close that gap to a full 100%?

[@Hubwood]

It would most certainly help alot yes. As I'm using Blender and Bigger Premiere pro Projects that would at least eliminate any possible problems with that. Though I personally will still keep a Desktop for the sole purpose of needing alot of SSDs/HDDs and I like my Gaming GPU aswell as the capabillity to upgrade my system over time. I'm not the target group for a switch (yet) :)

[@theo5675]

Itll cost as much as a desktop with that much ram the whole point in these handheld pcs is keeping it below a desktop price

[@certifiedskillissues]

​@@theo5675Literal drop-in replacement (no physical board changes, one minor firmware change) RAM ICs are around $90 USD ($20 something x4) consumer pricing. Large companies who bulk order get a STEEP discount. They could 100% increase the RAM size with hilariously low impact on margin, and with increased sales figures might even make them more money.

[@galebreath]

want to ask, know its been a while but did you ever faced and issue where you lost signal to your monitor after shutting down and if there is ever a fix for it?

[@Hubwood]

Hey, I haven't since that was just for this test... one week. But I did not have the issue you described. Sounds stupid but check your cable. Is it firmly connected? Do you have another HDMI Cable you can try? Or a different monitor?

[@123randoman]

Hi hubwood. Does the dock you chose have a long enough cord? Or did you use a third party extension? Thanks!

[@Hubwood]

It's actually a bit to shot for the Legion go, you'd have to place it next to it to be more comfortable. Because the USB connector on the legion go is so far to the left.

[@JudgeENZA]

I plan on usomg mine for 3d printing aswell as gaming so using blender for small things looks like a good idea 😊

[@kalita2127]

Amazing video sir! Too bad you didn't take a little time to run unity in Legion GO. But what do you think? Since you are also running blender

[@Hubwood]

Oh sorry, I I don't know about that tbh. 🙈

[@elchugilito]

How is it with multitasking games between Outlook and browser based apps? I wfh and use Chrome / Edge with Outlook. Does it show any lag? I can't relate to the apps being used in the video so would be great to get some output from you fellas. Thanks

[@moguai22]

wish they ve made a 32gb ram version, even if more expensive

[@theo5675]

It would cost double the price at that point just buy a desktop

[@jeremiahhawlader-id8kv]

Thanks for the review! Architect student here using MacBook Pro to run most of my softwares except for Revit. Was wondering if it would be able to handle Blender, Rhino, Revit with an external GPU?

[@Hubwood]

With an external Gpu this becomes a workstation... But the 16gb ram will be a problem still...

[@zomg346]

using legion go to play wow and it works perfect with my 40 bucks dock.I had alot of problem with ally and keyboard lagging but legion go is problem free i just connect it and play anything 1080p

[@wildfirestudios633]

Hi all, I'm looking forward to buy this Legion Go primarily for Gaming and Video editing using Filmora and Adobe Premier Pro (for Color grading too) on the go because I'm a travel vlogger and need a strong portable device for video editing also. What you guys suggest? Is it worth it for Video editing also? Can it handle Color Grading like stuff with reasonable export times? I also need not to worry about Cooling much as Legion Go Cooling is not much of an issue as compared to Gaming laptop.

[@Hubwood]

While Video editing with premiere pro was possible you're certainly held back by the 16GB ram which can become a problem in more complex scenes. If you plan on doing so more often I would advice to get an ultra book instead. Or maybe a less known gaming handheld with 32GB.

[@wildfirestudios633]

@Hubwood I'm just interested in basic editing like color grading and compilation of clips with very little effects. What do you say about video rendering for my needs? Will it be quick enough? Thanks.

[@MyName-yi4ws]

In order to fully use the GO as desktop replacement, they should fix the issue occuring when hooking up a second monitor via dock station. The monitor in duplicate mode results flipped down. Lenovo, please fix that!

[@Hubwood]

I didn't have that issue 🤔

[@vancanque2213]

Hoping to have this year so I can do work on a table with external monitor then game on bed with its handheld capability 🙏

[@prefontaine2790]

I bought a Zephyrus G14 with RX 6800s gpu for $1300. I wish i had waited & instead got a Legion Go with an EGPU for desktop use.

[@snantes]

Thanks a lot for the detailed and informative video. I am seriously considering a route like this and your findings were very useful.

[@Hubwood]

Glad it helped! :)

[@jparppimenta1020]

thank you for support and feedback i need to now if i can install streamlabs for video live stream to play dj music thank you

[@behzadmoazzez8206]

Do you think connecting to a monitor makes extra input lag or latency or it's just like a normal pc?

[@Hubwood]

Just like a normal pc

[@robinsourtoe9416]

In my Offroad Camper i have 8 square meters solar power on the roof. Also for cooking and light. A Gaming Laptop realy hurts way to much. A Mac is suitable. But not fun. With my Steamdeck i can have fun tinkering, playing games and doing my remote work for days. Most fun is when it is stormy outside. Unthinkable with a gaming laptop. For 100 watts i can run my starlink, my router, my steamdeck - and my vive xr fueled by my steamdeck. And the gratest ting ever ist linux. I use bazzite. As a semi immutable distro (tanks to rpm-ostree) it is unbreakabe. Pure fun everytime i press the power button! A Desktop-Office-OS belongs to Desktop-Office-Desktops. A Handheld can be so much more!

[@SuperSR101]

Do this have normal windows? Or is some weird os like dex?, can u use the windows desktop and programs on the lenovo display or do u need an external monitor?

[@Hubwood]

It's a normal windows and you can fully use it on the legion go's display! It really is a Full PC/Laptop like machine. Without a keyboard of course.

[@tanaysinghrautela9660]

Can you please confirm the battery life of the device as a tablet for college work, web browsing and content consumption.

[@Rroff2]

It isn't great as far as use as a tablet goes - it weighs twice as much as the average tablet, for web browsing and similar the battery lasts approx. 5 hours on normal settings or 6 to 6.5 if you go to town tweaking it; 5W TDP limit, all battery saver settings on, screen at low brightness and 60Hz, etc. the CPU is way overkill for the device so drinks power and the screen isn't battery friendly either.

[@Chatgpt-4-j3]

How much it's will be crazy in future. From full desktop with huge pc to a small pc can run everything.

[@WatevaMelon]

I heard the legion go doesnt have free sync or a variable refresh rate. Does hooking it up to an external monitor overcome that?

[@Parialated]

I want to use it for music production

[@44Mangmun]

Please let be normal speed at Blender 3D section.. I want to see how smooth at moving object and rendering, also sculpting as well

[@Hubwood]

if not in Rendermode (Cycles) it's just smooth realtime like on any other powerful PC.

[@andreivasile4561]

Can you make a video for coding using lenovo legion go? Web and app? Thank you!

[@Hubwood]

Should be absolutely no problem. The 8 core 16 thread CPU actually makes this thing a desktop CPU... :)

[@trung0307]

jusst the content i'm looking for. Thank you

[@JOREGATESU]

This is actually the video I'm looking for! I want to know are Legion Go able to run Cubase 9.5 and load some vst instrument and rendering music on Legion Go.

[@Hubwood]

Imagine using a desktop pc with 16gb ram and a ryzen 5800x or an Intel i7 11700k with a fast SSD. That's what you can imagine the legion go as. The answer is most likely yes ;) Especially if you use a good dock to plug in peripherals etc.

[@loitersquadX]

Handheld pc need 5 years and i can promise u guys the power will be there. Battery is another story. Unless technology can shock us again!. I think 2-4 hour is the range

[@thearcanegearsmith4885]

Good Video. I like the fact you used Blender, since I often use it in my workload. I do 3D printing with resin printers, I would like to see someone use Lychee Slicer on the Legion GO (where I spend the majority of my work time.). On my PC with a 7900x and 3080 the CPU spikes from 46 degrees to 86 while slicing files, even with a 360 AIO...

[@Hubwood]

Glad you liked it. Concerning your Temperature "issue": That's the 7900x. If you don't use eco mode, it will immediatly go straight towards it's designed maximum temeprature of up to 95 °C. It sounds and feels unhealthy, but is designed that way by AMD actually. And some apps/programms just immediatly use 100% of a cpu, which will cause those temepratures...

[@MarioGuy-pf4hx]

Please if you replace the dock station to Razer Core X Chroma Aluminum External GPU Enclosure (eGPU): Compatible with Windows & MacOS Thunderbolt 3 Laptops, NVIDIA/AMD PCIe Support, 700W PSU, 4X USB 3.1, 1x Gbit Ethernet, Chroma RGB with a graphics card of rtx 4060 ti how do you think the lenovo going to run or perform

[@nuqz07]

Did you try and use it for Photoshop?

[@Hubwood]

Yes. Perfectly fine!

[@cary4867]

How did u keep ur legion charged. I do a desktop set up one monitor. But have to have both usb c pluged in. One charger. And other one is my screen output

[@Hubwood]

Like i showed in the video. Using a 100W Charger and a Dock

[@antdx316]

Does the USB-C hub when plugged in to a power source recharge the Lenovo? Can I use another USB-C docking station and charge that through USB-C and it charge the Lenovo or I have to get a docking station?

[@Hubwood]

Yes the Lenovo did get charged that way.

[@deri5038]

Thanks for the effort bro, keep it up!

[@wesselscholtz861]

I love the lenovo legion go and will not think twice about using it as my everyday desktop pc.. The thing that really sucks is that its not available in south africa 😢 so please if anyone has some info about when it will be available here in south Africa please let me know

[@jparppimenta1020]

i need to now yours HDMI connections so i can use 2 monitors screens thank you for feedback

[@1v5n1]

Can you use a pencil for the touchscreen?

[@Bobori8989]

Hi guys just wanted some suggestions here i dont have pc gaming and i want one do you think it still good choice to buy lenovo legion go as my main desktop pc?

[@gamingrealmhd1444]

Wow! Nice video! How fast is the usb when i will move big files like 60GB from one external hdd to another? because i have a working tablet to convert some video and backing up. thats all. not a big deal. iam thinking about to sell my deck and my tablet and buying this one to use all in one.

[@Hubwood]

Depending on the drives and the used external case and the usb hub up to around 1GB per second

[@macedhx]

Well, it´s a powerhouse of a pc for rendering and working, it´s a bit faster than a Ryzen 7 5800x which is crazy for 30w

[@Hubwood]

Defenitely....

[@xXlURMOMlXx]

Most of the accessory and display issues are from the jsaux. I have one and it sucks with my steamdeck. Random flickering, refuses to work at times, and messes with my other hdmi devices somehow

[@RandomGuyComments]

You saved me money, hassle and time. Now no people need to move it during shipping back and forth. I was hesitating on their docks

[@Unknown003-oh1nk]

Hey I wanted to ask which laptop is better for college/gaming, Asus TUF A16 advantage edition AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS with Radeon RX7600S or Gigabyte Aorus 15 i5 12500h rtx 4060, bot cost the same at around 1200euro, I mostly focus on good battery life

[@Hubwood]

They BOTH have great battery life but the Asus tuf a16 lasts longer. Though the aorus is a bit faster in terms of gaming performance. Check out my reviews. I covered both laptops!

[@soldierk6129]

​Bro, please tell me which one I choose Ausu tuf a15 FA507NV-HQ054W CPU: AMD Rembrandt R7-7735HS ​ GPU: NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 4060 ​ 140 W 2k display 165 hz Ram16 4800mhz 512 GB And Msi katana b13vfk Rtx 4060 105W Intel i7 13620h 1920×1080p 144Hz Ram16 5200mhz 1TB (I have an external monitor, so the display is fine for me) All prices are the same in my region

[@rwiley71483]

I had one, a Lenovo Legion Go, but, that infamous Lenovo Hard Drive failure popped up basically stating it couldn't find my Boot Device and at the time, I had just lost my SD to USB-C adapter so I had absolutely no way of trying to reinstall the BIOS or Operating system. Due to this, I just opted to return it altogether (for now) and RELUCTANTLY decided to try out the Steam Deck OLED. Honestly, I think most reviewers are truly overselling the Steam Deck Oled but I will reserve judgement until it arrives. If I am not feeling it within the 14 Day return period, I definitely will ship it back and back to Lenovo I go because had that M2 or operating system never crashed, I was honestly beginning to LOVE that device and even if I do come to really see the value of SD Oled, I may bite the bullet and just keep em' both perhaps selling off one of my 3 desktops or even my Series X for I really don't need it to be honest as I have access to all the Xbox exclusives via PC. I loved it so much I considered selling of my Asus G15 Advantage Edition Laptop which I do love but I will wait to see if Lenovo really supports this AMAZING machine to bring out its FULL potential! Hell, my main rig being a 5800x3D with a Sapphire Nitro + 7800XT, 64 GB of Corsair RAM was being TOTALLY ignored since the LEGO. Outside of that M2 failing, the only real gripes I had was the desperate need of Lenovo further optimizing the machine (certain they will) and I found the LEGO uncomfortable to hold in certain positions, especially if just lying in the bed due to a combo of it's weight and the edginess of the "joycons". Hopefully they offer alternatives to said joycons that don't compromise the overall quality of them while being much more comfortable for people with smaller sized hands.

[@GamerArcadeOfficial-vd7cm]

Quick question how much did it all cost

[@divanicshorizon9463]

Hi just a quick one whats the game you was playing please

[@Hubwood]

Anno 1800. It's on sale for only 12 on steam now for the base game. It's awesome.

[@Iphonetdk]

Pretty awesome video, keep it up!

[@Hubwood]

Thanks a lot :)

[@Jonathan_g]

Do you think you can use this for streaming video games?

[@Hubwood]

Yeah absolutely

[@TabalugaDragon]

Interesting experiment! But I'd like to point out that 9:50 for laptops with only iGPU active it ranges from 10 to 20 watts. 30-40 watts in normal, non-gaming use seems to be extremely high for a handheld. Also, I wish you disabled other displays(including the Legion Go) more often, especially during gaming, as in my experience, having other screens enabled increases GPU load, RAM and vRAM usage and may introduce stutters in gaming. So it's best to just keep the screens you're actually using at the moment on. Thanks for the video! This is definitely an interesting usecase for a handheld! Still, I'll stick with laptops, as with a gaming laptop I can still have a proper computer wherever I go, and have desktop experience with it with external peripherals.

[@Hubwood]

If I would have made a gaming test I would of course deactivate other monitors. But I just wanted to test casual gaming in this setup. The wattage was measured with the 30w performance mode. You can get it lower than that, also keep und mind that using 3 monitors (2 additional) would also raise the wattage in laptops!