Lenovo’s Legion Go Gen 2 handheld is listed for more than $3,000 on the company’s store, but it is not in stock, according to Wccftech.
The Wccftech report says the 32 GB of memory and 2 TB storage configuration launched last year at $1,479 and is now listed at $3,081. That is more than twice its original suggested retail price.
The report attributes price increases across handheld consoles to rising component costs and worsening availability of DRAM and SSDs. It says manufacturers have made multiple price adjustments in 2026 and that some handhelds now cost twice or more than their original suggested retail prices.
Wccftech describes the Legion Go Gen 2 as one of Lenovo’s fastest gaming handhelds. The source does not say when the listed configuration might be available again.
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