This hot tip originated on Reddit (via Videocardz) where Lenovo Latin America hinted at a September launch for the Legion Go 2 in Mexico.
Enter the ROG Xbox Ally X – boasting AMD’s new flagship, the Ryzen AI Z2 Extreme. While there’s no concrete release date for this bad boy, Xbox is hinting at a holiday season debut. Translation: sometime in Q4, 2025.
Hey, and let’s not forget about the annual IFA show kicking off in Berlin during the first week of September, an event where Lenovo has been known to steal the spotlight in the past.
- But here’s the catch: Lenovo hasn’t dropped an official statement confirming a September release date for the Legion Go
- And let’s be honest, a response on social media isn’t the typical way an official release date gets announced. We’ve seen this song and dance before, and undoubtedly, we’ll see it again.
Since Lenovo let slip that the Legion Go 2 was a go way back at CES in January, everyone’s been wondering, “When can we snag one?”
Bottom line – take this unconfirmed social media chatter with a pinch of salt, but don’t rule it out entirely. Given the Xbox Ally X’s holiday season debut, it’s not far-fetched to imagine the Legion Go 2 following suit. Heck, it might even beat the Xbox to market, considering it won’t be first in line for the software upgrades Microsoft has reserved for the Xbox-branded Allys.
That said, a September launch isn’t entirely far-fetched. Rumor has it there’s another big-ticket item packing a similar punch to the Legion Go 2, and we have a rough idea of when that might make an entrance.
Sure, the speculation could pan out, but it’s not set in stone. Until Lenovo fires off a press release – the kind that lands in our inboxes from HQ, not the social media handlers – there’s still a question mark hanging over the whole September drop.
So, what’s the takeaway from all this social media sleuthing? Well, the Legion Go 2 may pop up on the online store come September. But that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s shipping out right away. Chances are it’ll go live in September and start shipping in Q4.
Well, the online detectives have been at it again and appear to have dug up a possible answer. Not the definitive answer, mind you, but an answer nonetheless. The scoop came via, of all places, a local social media handle.
