It brings some perks over the Steam Deck (VRR, Hall effect joysticks, and more) but it may not be a Steam Deck killer.

Lenovo has the honor of releasing the first SteamOS handhelds not made by Valve, and it looks like you won't have to wait long to get them. Legion Go S handhelds with SteamOS ship May 25, according to ...

That's about to change in the near future, as Valve is readying a general release of SteamOS that will run on several gaming ...

Having native SteamOS support would surely make all this slicker for new handheld PCs and those that could be retrofitted or dual-booted with Valve’s Linux-based operating system. In our hands-on time ...

You can get Lenovo’s curvy new Legion Go S gaming handheld right now if you’re okay with it running Windows. But if you’re like me, you’re eagerly waiting for the SteamOS variant ...

SteamOS is coming to PC handhelds other than Valve’s own Steam Deck. We heard a short but official confirmation last year, and then Lenovo confirmed a SteamOS-flavored version of its new Legion ...

Here’s how it works. Lenovo Legion Go S SteamOS pre-orders are finally here, and you can now reserve the gaming handheld at Best Buy, It's a chunk cheaper than the Windows 11 edition that ...

Despite no release date currently being known, the first official non-Valve device to use the operating system, the Lenovo Legion Go S SteamOS, is set for launch in May 2025. If you’re keen to ...

Here’s big news for anyone interested in handheld PC gaming: the Lenovo Legion Go S with SteamOS is up for preorder now at Best Buy. The portable gaming machine is the first device made by a ...

We now have several videos of SteamOS working on an Asus and Lenovo handheld, and they’re running games better than their Windows counterparts, even before the official release. Valve’s ...

The first third-party gaming handheld to get SteamOS is now up for pre-order, with prices starting at $550. The Legion Go S was a big hit at CES thanks to its new OS option, giving users the ...

Lenovo’s upcoming Legion Go S, the first third-party handheld gaming device running on Valve’s SteamOS, is set to launch on May 25, but the excitement around its release has been tempered by an ...