The Legion Go 2 just crossed $3,000. TechPowerUp spotted the 32GB RAM, 2TB storage model on Lenovo's US online store at $3,081.99, up from the $2,849 it had already climbed to. That's a $233 jump, or about 8%.
You can't actually buy it there right now, though. TweakTown says the listing carries an "available soon" tag, and TechPowerUp notes the handheld is still out of stock at Lenovo, even though partner stores like Best Buy have stock. The 1TB Legion Go 2 hasn't gone up again and is still $1,999.99.
For context, the Ryzen Z2 Extreme Legion Go 2 launched at $1,349.99 in 2025 before going to $1,999.99. Lenovo hasn't announced this latest increase, and both outlets point to the ongoing memory and SSD shortage as the likely cause. TweakTown also compares it to other Z2 Extreme handhelds at Best Buy, where the ROG Xbox Ally X with 24GB and 1TB is $999.99 and the MSI Claw A8 with the same specs is $1,299.99.
My take: I do like the Legion Go 2, but at these prices it's really hard to recommend over the other Z2 Extreme handhelds. If you're set on one, the 1TB model is the only one that makes any sense right now, at least in my opinion.