Think the Legion Go gaming handheld could be even more versatile? Lenovo’s latest official accessories agree

Lenovo has announced a new line of Legion gaming accessories, and many are for the Legion Go handheld.

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What you need to know

Lenovoisn’t often the first company people think of when they’re considering new PC gaming hardware, but the Lenovo Legion line is consistently among the best in every product category. TheLenovo Legion Gois the most versatile of all the modern PC gaming handhelds, for example, and it’s about to become even more so. Lenovo just announced a new family of official Legion Go accessories, and they look great.

The new products, which are practically guaranteed to join our list of thebest Lenovo Legion Go accessories, range from must-haves like a hard carrying case and USB Type-C docking station to useful peripherals like a new compact wireless keyboard and a way to transform the Legion Go’s detachable controllers into one ergonomic unit. Lenovo is offering new ways to protect your Legion Go, make it more capable, and even help youtransform your gaming handheld into a true productivity machine.

Lenovo also seems to have priced its new lineup of Legion Go accessories well, but we’ll have to wait until we get our hands on them ourselves to truly know if they’re worth it. Let’s dive into everything Lenovo just unveiled.

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More accessories than you can shake a stick at

There are enough accessories here for the Lenovo Legion Go that I’m not going to write an essay covering them all. Instead, here’s a helpful list of the new accessories, what you need to know about them, when they’ll be available, and how much they’ll cost. You can navigate through the images above to get an early look.

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I’m actually surprised we haven’t seen more aggressive official accessory support from more gaming handheld manufacturers like Valve and ASUS (although ASUS does have its own expansive line of gaming accessories, as it makes a ton of sense to enhance your gaming handheld with helpful accessories and peripherals. The Legion Go already has a leg up on its competitors like theASUS ROG Allythanks to its massive screen and versatile design, and now gamers looking to level up that experience can do so with an official protective carrying case, a tailored USB Type-C docking station, and more.

The MVP of the day is the Controller Charging Connector, though, which finally gives players a way to unplug the controllers from the Legion Go and use them together as a singular unit. It’ll be far more ergonomic than the JoyCons for the Switch, too, as each individual controller has a hefty, textured grip. Even non-Legion Go owners have something to look forward to, though, with two new affordable Legion gaming monitors and a new 75% wireless Bluetooth keyboard. It’ll be interesting to see if Lenovo keeps expanding the Legion ecosystem in the future, and if companies like ASUS and Valve step it up a notch to answer.

Keep an eye on Windows Central for future reviews on these products and more to know if Lenovo deserves your money or if third-party companies are still treating the Legion Go better.

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Zachary Boddy (They / Them) is a Staff Writer for Windows Central, primarily focused on covering the latest news in tech and gaming, the best Xbox and PC games, and the most interesting Windows and Xbox hardware. They have been gaming and writing for most of their life starting with the original Xbox, and started out as a freelancer for Windows Central and its sister sites in 2019. Now a full-fledged Staff Writer, Zachary has expanded from only writing about all things Minecraft to covering practically everything on which Windows Central is an expert, especially when it comes to Microsoft. You can find Zachary on Twitter@BoddyZachary.