I use the Legion Go 512 in a very specific way: plugged in on the couch, brightness around medium, performance adjusted per game, and usually with headphones. In that setup it has been excellent. The large screen makes menu text easier to read than I expected. I bought mine with some fingerprints and dust near the vents, and I only found one cosmetic mark after looking closely. The best performance came when I stopped using maximum settings and treated it like a handheld instead of a desktop. With that mindset, performance is solid, the big screen makes games easier to see, and the 512 GB model can be a good value. The downside is 512 GB runs out fast, but that is manageable for me. I think the value depends entirely on whether you enjoy tinkering a little. I do, so I am happy with it.
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