Lenovo's New Accessories Level Up the Legion Go

The Lenovo Legion Go offers full Windows 11 customization, an AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme processor for super-fast performance, and now, more accessories than you might have dreamed would appear in a single drop.

According to a press release on the Lenovo website, the Legion Go is getting a whole new set of accessories. They run the gamut from a new charging connector for the TrueStrike controllers to new monitors and a mini keyboard that works with Windows, Android, and iPadOS.

When you’re not gaming on the go, the new Lenovo Legion Go USB-C dock is a great place to charge your Legion Go. It has a 1G RJ45 port, a USB-C port, two USB-A ports, and an HDMI port that supports up to 4K at 60 Hz. The new dock will cost 65€ and should be available to order now.

The charging connector for the TrueStrike Controllers connects the two separate controllers into a single unit and can provide a full charge to each of the left and right controllers. It’s rechargeable via USB-C, and it will be available in October 2024. The price for this will be 60€.

A new carrying case that will protect your Legion Go and its accessories is also going to be available starting in January 2025 for about 30€, and new Joystick and Joystick Caps will be available starting in September starting at 10€.

Lenovo also plans to release two new monitors for the Legion Go. The 27-inch and 33-inch monitors offer up to 180Hz refresh rates and 0.5ms response times. They’re both curved displays and will have two HDMI ports, a DPI.4 port, an audio out, and a pair of 3W speakers. The 27-inch monitor will cost 259€ (about $290), while the 32-inch monitor will cost 349€.

Rounding out the new accessories is the mini keyboard, which you can connect to your Legion Go or other Windows devices, Android devices, or an iPad, but it won’t be available until November 2024. It will cost 40€.