On Lenovo's US official website, the price for the Legion Go 2 handheld powered by the AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme, with 32GB of RAM and 2TB of storage, has risen to $3,081.99. This version had previously increased to $2,849, marking another jump of approximately $233, or about an 8% increase.
The series has seen previous price adjustments: configurations for the Legion Go 2 were raised from $1,349.99 to $1,999.99, and prices for different processor versions of the Legion Go S also saw significant increases. These prices correspond to different models and configurations and should not be viewed as a continuous price hike record for the same product.
At the time of publication, the Legion Go 2 was still listed as out of stock on Lenovo's official website; Best Buy had handhelds in inventory, with the 1TB version priced at $1,999.99. Due to differences in capacity and sales channels, this price cannot be directly compared to the 32GB + 2TB version on the official website.
Lenovo has not yet officially explained this price change. TechPowerUp speculates that the increase may be related to recent memory costs for PC hardware, but this reason has not been confirmed by the manufacturer.