More news about the Lenovo Go is surfacing online again. This time, the leaks came from windowsreport.com claiming to have the first look at Lenovo's handheld gaming PC console. Since this is a leak, it's best to take a huge pinch of salt.
Now according to the source, the Lenovo Go would look more like the Nintendo Switch as it's able to detach the controllers from both sides. Besides that, the ABXY buttons is following the same pattern as the Xbox controller, and even have some RGB lighting on the thumbstick just like the ROG Ally. There's also a mini touchpad on the right side of the controller which is inspired by the Steam Deck.
In terms of tech specs, previous reports have suggested that the Lenovo Go may have an 8-inch display and sports Windows 11. On top of that, a new Phoenix processor from AMD could make its way to the Lenovo Go too. However, how seamless the device would be remains to be seen as Windows 11 don't exactly have the best handheld experience.
The Lenovo Go could also have two USB C ports, a 3.5mm audio jack port and a microSD card slot. Moreover, the leaks suggest the console has a huge stand with multiple mini vent holes above. Back trigger buttons can also be seen on the controller.
The Verge tried to reach out to Lenovo about this but there was no comment given. Again, we should really take this news with a huge dose of salt and just wait for Lenovo to announce anything. Nevertheless, the concept is still intriguing and could put a challenge.
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