The summary of ‘Lenovo Legion Go Unboxing’

The video introduces the Legion Go handheld gaming device with advanced features such as a high-resolution display, removable controllers, and a unique design. The segments cover various aspects like trackpad functionality, back buttons, FPS mode, Legion Space feature, and kickstand usage. Key points include the device's impressive display quality, unique features like back buttons, and discussions on usability, navigation issues, and audio quality. The speaker highlights the device's strengths and weaknesses, emphasizing the potential for improvement and future commitment to the product line by Lenovo. Names like Legion Go, Steam Deck, and terms such as FPS mode, Legion Space, and gyro-assisted aiming are important in understanding the video content. The conclusion suggests potential growth in the product line and humorously calls for viewers to subscribe to ShortCircuit.

00:00:00

In this segment of the video, the host introduces the Legion Go, a new handheld device with an 8.8-inch, 1600p display, AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme processor, and TrueStrike controllers that can be removed. The device features a kickstand for versatile gaming setups and includes stereo speakers, a USB 4 port, micro SD slot, headphone jack, and a unique power button. The cooling system aims to enhance gameplay experience. The controller’s inputs are discussed, with praise for the joysticks but criticism for the D-pad. Additional back buttons are highlighted, similar to the Steam Deck. A comparison with the Steam Deck OLED is made, noting similarities in size.

00:03:00

In this segment of the video, the creator discusses using a trackpad instead of Joy-To-Mouse. They look at a dbrand skin for the device and mention the tempered glass screen protectors available. The creator demonstrates how to remove the skin, talks about trackpad functionality issues, particularly with right-clicking and palm rejection. They also highlight features like the dual USB ports, button placements, and functions on the device.

00:06:00

In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the back buttons and FPS mode of a device, mentioning a stabilization disc and the right controller’s involvement. They then critique the touch pad functionality for gaming, emphasizing the need for improvement. The video also highlights the carrying case and power adapter, praising the rapid charge technology. The screen’s high resolution, color accuracy, and 144Hz refresh rate are commended for delivering a smooth gaming experience, with Rocket League performing impressively. However, the device lacks variable refresh rate support.

00:09:00

In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the Legion Space feature on a laptop. They highlight the ability to adjust thermal mode and display resolution settings to optimize performance for gaming. The speaker demonstrates testing games at different resolutions and mentions the trade-offs between resolution and refresh rate. They point out limitations in the navigation and organization within the Legion Space feature, critiquing its usability and clunkiness. Overall, they express frustration with the lack of controller-based navigation and the challenges in efficiently accessing and organizing games within the Legion Space interface.

00:12:00

In this segment of the video, the speaker demonstrates various ways to use the kickstand on a device. They show handheld mode, kickstand mode, and a two-player gameplay scenario. The RGB LED on the power button changes color based on the profile. The speaker discusses the device’s thermal performance, display quality, speakers, SSD options, and the weight of the device. They also mention FPS mode and the challenges of using the controller as a mouse. Overall, they advise using external speakers or the three and a half-millimeter jack for better audio quality.

00:15:00

In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the detachable thumbstick on the joystick of the gaming controller and notes its storage in the case. They struggle with gameplay controls, express surprise at the presence of a six-axis gyroscope, and suggest using gyro-assisted aiming for better accuracy. The speaker highlights the price of 700 US dollars for the controller and compares it to an ROG Ally, mentioning the performance similarities and perks. They acknowledge downsides like software issues but indicate potential for improvement if Lenovo remains committed to the product line. The segment ends with a humorous call-to-action for viewers to subscribe to ShortCircuit.