A Power Play Deal: The Lenovo Legion Go Handheld Is Now $150 Off

Some deals just make sense, and today’s Best Buy offers hit the sweet spot. The Amazon Kindle (2024) drops 23% off and nails the basics with a sharp display, lightweight build, and clean lighting that’s easy on the eyes, even at night. The Echo Dot (5th Gen) smart speaker is only $32 and somehow manages to be your alarm clock, kitchen DJ, and weather forecaster all in one tiny, voice-controlled ball. And then there’s the Lenovo Legion Go, now $150 off, with a giant QHD screen, detachable controls, and serious gaming muscle packed into a portable Windows machine.

Looking for something else? Check out the Best Buy deals we found on August 4 and July 31, some of which are still available.

The Amazon Kindle (2024) keeps things simple, which makes it a solid pick for anyone who just wants to read without distractions. It’s super light and easy to toss in your bag, and the new Matcha color looks great in person. The screen lighting feels clean and even, even when you’re reading at night. Bluetooth support also means you can listen to audiobooks without any fuss. Our expert, Sarah Lord, described it as having “a display that appeared sharper and more evenly distributed than on any other Kindle model.” It earned a “Good” rating in our Amazon Kindle (2024) review, and it gets the job done for casual reading. Don’t miss the opportunity to get this latest model at today’s 23% discount.

You’ll be surprised how much utility the Echo Dot (5th Gen) packs into such a tiny ball of sound. It’s great for playing music while you cook, checking the weather without touching your phone, or tapping it to snooze your alarm when you’re half-awake. The addition of tap gestures makes using it feel way more intuitive. It can even extend your Eero mesh network, which is super handy. Our testing expert, Will Greenwald, gave it an “Excellent” rating in our Echo Dot review and wrote that it “provides a balanced, if limited, sound that can capably fill a small room.” For $32 only, it nails the smart speaker basics.

The Lenovo Legion Go is a bit bulky, but once you fire it up, that 8.8-inch QHD screen really pulls you in (while putting $150 back in your wallet). Games like Baldur’s Gate 3 and even Cyberpunk run surprisingly well if you tweak the settings, and FSR helps a lot. The detachable controllers feel a bit gimmicky at first, but end up being fun once you get the hang of them. It’s running full Windows, so you’re not locked down. As our expert, Zackery Cuevas, mentions that “you’ll have fun with Lenovo’s approach to the concept.” That’s why he rated it “Good” in our 2023 Legion Go review. Lastly, don’t expect marathon sessions since battery life isn’t its strong suit.

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I have been working as a content writer for over six years, specializing in consumer technology. Throughout my career, I have explored various areas within this niche, including cybersecurity, entertainment apps, and software products. Prior to becoming a content writer, I worked as a graphic designer. This background has been beneficial, particularly when writing how-to articles on photo editing for MakeUseOf.com. Additionally, I have contributed as an entertainment writer for Beebom.com and a cybersecurity writer for VPNCentral.com.

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