In my review of the original Legion Go, I was mixed on the detachable controllers with their sharp-ish edges and loads of extra mouse buttons that made them awkward to hold.These one seem to be ...

For starters, the Legion Go is priced at $699; sure, that’s pretty damn expensive, but it’s the same base price as the ROG Ally, and specs-wise the Go has it beat.

The Lenovo Legion M5 wireless gaming mouse offers dual connectivity options: Bluetooth or 2.4GHz wireless connection. It also comes with support for up to 180 hours of battery life on a single charge.

The Legion gaming mouse is rechargeable and promises up to 53 hours of battery life on a single full charge. The brand states customizable buttons are rated for up to 30 million clicks and a 2 ...

The Lenovo Legion M600s Qi Wireless Gaming Mouse will start at €99.99 (including VAT) and is expected to be available starting in July 2022. Share this content ...

Add on detachable controllers, and the Legion Go is 11.8 inches wide by 5.5 inches tall, with a 1.6-inch depth. All that is 1.88 pounds, which is about half a pound heavier than the ROG Ally and 0 ...

But the Legion Go might have benefited from a bit more focus on its portable experience, rather than the gee-whiz ability to break off its controllers and use one as a mouse just for shooters.

The three new Zalman mice take the form of the ZM-GM1 which is Zalman’s flagship gaming mouse, the ZM-M400, together with the ambidextrous claw-grip oriented ZM-M250 gaming mouse.

The Lenovo Legion Go is a portable gaming PC that joins the ranks of the Steam Deck and the Asus ROG Ally on Oct. 31. You can currently pre-order the $699 handheld from Best Buy and Micro Center.

This optical laser mouse features a 12,000 DPI A9800 sensor with high accuracy and custom tuned for gaming. If you have an eye for design, the M65 sports an aircraft-grade aluminum build, which is ...

Lenovo may swap out the Legion Go’s 8.8-inch IPS LCD screen for one with an OLED panel at the same size, and keep its detachable controllers. Lenovo’s SteamOS handheld isn’t the only one coming.