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Deal | Lenovo is giving away three Legion Go S handhelds

Entries will close on November 1.
ⓘ Andreas Osthoff
Entries will close on November 1.
The Lenovo Creator Community is hosting a new giveaway this month, with three Lenovo Legion Go S handhelds up for grabs. Entries are currently open but will close in around two weeks.

The Lenovo Legion Go S was released back in February 2025 as a lighter and more traditional alternative to the original Legion Go. Instead of detachable controllers and a built-in kickstand, it features a unibody design that makes it feel more like a conventional gaming handheld. And if you've been planning to buy one for yourself, you might be able to get one without paying anything.

Lenovo hosts new giveaways every month through its Creator Community, and its latest giveaway is offering the Legion Go S as the grand prize. Better yet, the company is giving away three handhelds in total.

One winner from the US or Canada and another from the UK or EU will each receive a Legion Go S Steam Edition. On top of that, one winner from Japan will receive a Windows-powered Legion Go S. This means the giveaway is only open to entrants from the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Japan, and European Union.

The giveaway is being hosted through Gleam, and entries are already open. To participate, you'll need to complete the tasks listed on the giveaway page. The more tasks you complete, the more entries you'll earn, which can improve your chances of winning.

Lenovo has also confirmed that entries will close on November 1, giving you more than two weeks to participate. Once the giveaway ends, the company will likely contact the selected winners through email, so make sure to keep an eye on your inbox.

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Abdul Haddi, 2026-10-14 (Update: 2026-10-14)