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Open Box/Excellent: 512GB Legion Go S 8" 120Hz Gaming Handheld
$507
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Best Buy has 512GB Legion Go S 8" 120Hz Gaming Handheld (Open Box - Excellent, 83L30030US) on sale for $506.99. Shipping is free otherwise select free store pick up where stock permits.
Thanks to community member N3RD_01 for finding this deal.
Also available (limited availability):
Thanks to community member N3RD_01 for finding this deal.
Also available (limited availability):
- Open Box - Good Condition $487.99
- Open Box - Fair Condition $467.99
- AMD Ryzen Z2 Go
- SteamOS
- 16GB with 512GB SSD
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Written by megakimcheelove | Staff- Geek Squad Verified
- Excellent:
- Works and looks like new. Restored to factory settings.
- Includes all parts and accessories. Packaging may vary or be absent.
- Good
- Works like new. Restored to factory settings.
- May have minor scratches or dents.
- May be missing non-essential parts, accessories, or packaging.
- Fair
- Works like new. Restored to factory settings.
- May have larger dents or scratches.
- May be missing parts, accessories, or packaging.
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- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Best Buy has 512GB Legion Go S 8" 120Hz Gaming Handheld (Open Box - Excellent, 83L30030US) on sale for $506.99. Shipping is free otherwise select free store pick up where stock permits.
Thanks to community member N3RD_01 for finding this deal.
Also available (limited availability):
Thanks to community member N3RD_01 for finding this deal.
Also available (limited availability):
- Open Box - Good Condition $487.99
- Open Box - Fair Condition $467.99
- AMD Ryzen Z2 Go
- SteamOS
- 16GB with 512GB SSD
Editor's Notes
Written by megakimcheelove | Staff- Geek Squad Verified
- Excellent:
- Works and looks like new. Restored to factory settings.
- Includes all parts and accessories. Packaging may vary or be absent.
- Good
- Works like new. Restored to factory settings.
- May have minor scratches or dents.
- May be missing non-essential parts, accessories, or packaging.
- Fair
- Works like new. Restored to factory settings.
- May have larger dents or scratches.
- May be missing parts, accessories, or packaging.
- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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The Z1 / Z2 lines are very confusing, because they range from the high-end Z2 Extreme CPUs that are a direct upgrade over the Z1 Extreme, to terrible products like the Z2 A and Z1 non-extreme that are basically a higher TDP version of the Steam Deck's APU.
Z1 Series: https://cdn.thepcenthus
Z2 Series: https://hothardware.com/Image/Res...-specs.jpg
It basically goes like this:
APU Model - CPU Cores / Threads - GPU Cores - TDP Limits
1) Z2 Extreme / AI Z2 Extreme - 8 / 16 (Zen 5) - 16 (RDNA 3.5) - 15-35W
2) Z1 Extreme - 8/16 (Zen 4) - 12 (RDNA 3) - 15-30W
3) Z2 - 8/16 (Zen 4) - 12 (RDNA 3) - 15-30W
4) Z2 Go - 4/8 (Zen 3+) - 12 (RDNA 2) - 15-30W
5) Z2 A - 4/8 (Zen 2) - 8 (RDNA 2) - 6-20W
6) Steam Deck Custom Ryzen APU - 4/8 (Zen 2) - 8 (RNDA 2) - 4-15W
7) Z1 - 6/12 (Zen 4) - 4 (RDNA 3) - 9-30W
Avoid the Z1 non-extreme at all costs, it's a horrible product that has no reason for being besides decent CPU performance. The Z2 A is the ugly duck of the Z2 series, basically a higher TDP Steam Deck APU. The Steam Deck's hardware often performs better at lower TDPs, but cranking up the wattage will allow the Z2 A to win most fights vs the Steam Deck at 15W.
Special mention goes to the Ryzen AI 7 / 9 series APUs which bring further confusion since they're similar high-end products with 12 Zen 5 cores and Radeon 890M GPUs, but more tailored for Laptops and Desktop minis. They're basically higher performance versions of the Z2 Extreme. The AI 7 Pro is somewhere in between the Z1 Extreme and Z2 Extreme, but fairly rare to encounter.
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The Z1 / Z2 lines are very confusing, because they range from the high-end Z2 Extreme CPUs that are a direct upgrade over the Z1 Extreme, to terrible products like the Z2 A and Z1 non-extreme that are basically a higher TDP version of the Steam Deck's APU.
Z1 Series: https://cdn.thepcenthus
Z2 Series: https://hothardware.com/Image/Res...-specs.jpg
It basically goes like this:
APU Model - CPU Cores / Threads - GPU Cores - TDP Limits
1) Z2 Extreme / AI Z2 Extreme - 8 / 16 (Zen 5) - 16 (RDNA 3.5) - 15-35W
2) Z1 Extreme - 8/16 (Zen 4) - 12 (RDNA 3) - 15-30W
3) Z2 - 8/16 (Zen 4) - 12 (RDNA 3) - 15-30W
4) Z2 Go - 4/8 (Zen 3+) - 12 (RDNA 2) - 15-30W
5) Z2 A - 4/8 (Zen 2) - 8 (RDNA 2) - 6-20W
6) Steam Deck Custom Ryzen APU - 4/8 (Zen 2) - 8 (RNDA 2) - 4-15W
7) Z1 - 6/12 (Zen 4) - 4 (RDNA 3) - 9-30W
Avoid the Z1 non-extreme at all costs, it's a horrible product that has no reason for being besides decent CPU performance. The Z2 A is the ugly duck of the Z2 series, basically a higher TDP Steam Deck APU. The Steam Deck's hardware often performs better at lower TDPs, but cranking up the wattage will allow the Z2 A to win most fights vs the Steam Deck at 15W.
Special mention goes to the Ryzen AI 7 / 9 series APUs which bring further confusion since they're similar high-end products with 12 Zen 5 cores and Radeon 890M GPUs, but more tailored for Laptops and Desktop minis. They're basically higher performance versions of the Z2 Extreme. The AI 7 Pro is somewhere in between the Z1 Extreme and Z2 Extreme, but fairly rare to encounter.
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The Z1 / Z2 lines are very confusing, because they range from the high-end Z2 Extreme CPUs that are a direct upgrade over the Z1 Extreme, to terrible products like the Z2 A and Z1 non-extreme that are basically a higher TDP version of the Steam Deck's APU.
Z1 Series: https://cdn.thepcenthus
Z2 Series: https://hothardware.com/Image/Res...-specs.jpg
It basically goes like this:
APU Model - CPU Cores / Threads - GPU Cores - TDP Limits
1) Z2 Extreme / AI Z2 Extreme - 8 / 16 (Zen 5) - 16 (RDNA 3.5) - 15-35W
2) Z1 Extreme - 8/16 (Zen 4) - 12 (RDNA 3) - 15-30W
3) Z2 - 8/16 (Zen 4) - 12 (RDNA 3) - 15-30W
4) Z2 Go - 4/8 (Zen 3+) - 12 (RDNA 2) - 15-30W
5) Z2 A - 4/8 (Zen 2) - 8 (RDNA 2) - 6-20W
6) Steam Deck Custom Ryzen APU - 4/8 (Zen 2) - 8 (RNDA 2) - 4-15W
7) Z1 - 6/12 (Zen 4) - 4 (RDNA 3) - 9-30W
Avoid the Z1 non-extreme at all costs, it's a horrible product that has no reason for being besides decent CPU performance. The Z2 A is the ugly duck of the Z2 series, basically a higher TDP Steam Deck APU. The Steam Deck's hardware often performs better at lower TDPs, but cranking up the wattage will allow the Z2 A to win most fights vs the Steam Deck at 15W.
Special mention goes to the Ryzen AI 7 / 9 series APUs which bring further confusion since they're similar high-end products with 12 Zen 5 cores and Radeon 890M GPUs, but more tailored for Laptops and Desktop minis. They're basically higher performance versions of the Z2 Extreme. The AI 7 Pro is somewhere in between the Z1 Extreme and Z2 Extreme, but fairly rare to encounter.
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Fortnite, without streaming workarounds like GeoForce Now (free tier), isn't playable natively on SteamOS. Epic has yet to allow its anti-cheat software to work with Linux, which is what powers SteamOS. One would have to install Windows for that, and dual boot the OSs on the handheld.
It'll probably be simplier to get the WindowsOS version of the LeGO S, with 32 GB RAM and 1TB Storage, which has the same Z2 GO chip. Back in August, it went on sale as low as $499.99 brand new at Best Buy; fingers crossed it happens for the holidays. You can install SteamOS on to it.
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