For fans of Lenovo’s handheld offerings, the upcoming Lenovo Legion Go 2 promises notable enhancements. The device, aimed to be revealed around September, features an improved controller design and great specifications as captured in recently shared footage.

YouTube channel in yo posted a video showcasing the Lenovo Legion Go 2 Prototype, giving insights into its design improvements. The main highlight is the upgraded grip that enhances usability, a common concern for users of the original model.

Additionally, the Legion Go 2 will sport an OLED display, addressing a primary demand from users who seek better visual quality in handheld devices. The screen is expected to support 1200p resolution at a 144Hz refresh rate, ensuring smooth performance during gameplay.

While maintaining the same powerful internals similar to its predecessor, updates promise better sound and vibration quality. However, concerns about overall weight linger, as one guide noted the new model’s weight at 938 grams, slightly heavier than the original’s 854 grams.

These revisions may not revolutionize the series, but for current fans eager for improvements, they could be a dream come true. Pricing details will further contribute to user interest as the launch approaches.