Lenovo can’t stop making giant gaming handhelds. After storming onto the market with the Legion Go, which had an 8.8-inch screen and detachable controllers, the company has stepped things up another gear, this time hoping to take on the Steam Deck and its 7-inch screen with an enormous 11.6-inch folding-screen handheld, currently called the Legion Go Fold Concept. Tapping into the growing trend for folding screens in phones, the new Lenovo device can either be used with a Steam Deck-like 7.7-inch screen or folded out to its full 11.6-inch size. With detachable controllers, you can chop and change the setup to suit your needs at any given moment. While the Legion Go never quite topped our best gaming handheld guide, thanks to the Steam Deck’s software still giving it the edge, I was still a huge fan of the Legion Go and must admit I’m excited to try the Legion Go Fold as well.
Lenovo just unveiled an absurd new gaming handheld with a folding 11-inch screen
2 March 20260

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