The Go S is basically the OneXPlayer F1 (a.k.a the “OneXFly”). I’ve also noticed that sales of the F1 series had occured frequently and they no longer seem to promote it now that the F1 Pro is out for a while. I can only guess the two companies are having a de facto handoff, trading the market share by swapping the roles of their primary devices.
New Go’s won’t have detachable controllers? That’s unfortunate. I use mine like a tablet. There’s no other small Linux-capable tablet that I know of.
edit: actually onexplayer makes similar ones.
Detachable controllers are one of the good points of the switch as well. Definitely think that idea should spread.
Looks like there is larger model also
https://www.theverge.com/2024/12/13/24320607/lenovo-legion-go-8-leak-gamepad
Ah ok (:
But they made the bottom chin bigger for some reason? The old go is symmetric.
Also I don’t like OLED
Read that the battery life of the Go isn’t remarkable. How is it used as a tablet?
Around 10 hours of light web browsing on quiet mode.
That is longer that expected. But I don’t know what I even expected. Laptops can reach those times too (although laptops have bigger batteries).
The Go S is basically the OneXPlayer F1 (a.k.a the “OneXFly”). I’ve also noticed that sales of the F1 series had occured frequently and they no longer seem to promote it now that the F1 Pro is out for a while. I can only guess the two companies are having a de facto handoff, trading the market share by swapping the roles of their primary devices.