Get ready, gamers! Lenovo is gearing up to shake up the market once again with the anticipated launch of the Legion Go S, an affordable handheld gaming PC that promises to deliver a powerful experience without breaking the bank.

Priced at around $399, this new model stands in stark contrast to its predecessor, the original Legion Go, which hit the shelves for $700 earlier this spring.

Windows Central has obtained what appear to be legitimate renders of the Legion Go S, raising excitement about its arrival.

Recent firmware leaks indicate that this budget-friendly device will feature AMD's Rembrandt APU, based on a new Ryzen Z2 platform.

However, enthusiasts should note that while it sports Zen 3-plus cores, this chip may not match the muscle provided by the Z1 Extreme with Zen 4 cores found in the original Legion Go.

From the images revealed, the Legion Go S boasts impressive enhancements including vibrant RGB lighting and two USB-C ports conveniently located on the top.

Surprisingly, it omits ports on the bottom, leaving some to speculate about potential connectivity limitations.

One of the most notable design changes is the transition from a four-way D-Pad on the original model to a more traditional circular D-Pad, coupled with a TrackPoint style nub mouse instead of a trackpad.

The aesthetic of the Legion Go S leans towards a sleek white color scheme, with non-removable grips and triggers reminiscent of the first Asus ROG Ally.

Unlike the modular grips of its predecessor, which mimic the beloved Joy-Con controllers of the Nintendo Switch, this new design may enhance durability and offer a unique feel for extended gaming sessions.

With a growing number of gamers seeking affordable yet potent handheld options, the Legion Go S could be a game-changer.

As the industry continues to evolve, Lenovo's commitment to innovation and accessibility is sure to capture the hearts of gaming enthusiasts everywhere.

Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting new device!