For comparison, the main competitor, the ROG Xbox Ally X, costs about $999, which is about half that amount. This is a huge difference for the portable PC gaming systems segment, where price often becomes a decisive factor when choosing.
Legion Go 2 tries to justify this cost with its characteristics. The device offers an 8.8-inch OLED screen, up to 32 GB of RAM, wide expansion capabilities, detachable controllers, and a built-in stand. However, the problem is that the gap in terms of pure performance is not that big. Both devices are based on modern AMD chips and offer similar performance in games.
As a result, the question arises about the feasibility of such a high price. Many players believe that at the current rates, Ally X offers a much better price-to-performance ratio, while Legion Go 2 turns into a gadget for a narrow group of enthusiasts. The Lenovo novelty looks like a premium device in the full sense of the word - powerful, but also expensive.