Gamers report a BIOS update is bricking their Legion Go handhelds, and Lenovo is quoting over $250 to fix the issue outside of warranty

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Gamers report a BIOS update is bricking their Legion Go handhelds, and Lenovo is quoting over $250 to fix the issue outside of warranty

PC Gamer · 4 hours ago

Owners of Lenovo's Legion Go handheld gaming PC have reported that a recent BIOS update is bricking their devices, leaving them unable to boot. The issue is significant because it affects a widely used gaming handheld and, for affected users outside of warranty cover, Lenovo has reportedly quoted repair costs exceeding $250 to fix.

Beyond the headline details, the article text supplied does not include further reporting on the scope of the problem, how many devices are affected, or Lenovo's official response, as the content retrieved consisted mainly of site navigation and membership promotional material rather than the full story.

  • A Legion Go BIOS update is reportedly bricking some handhelds.
  • Lenovo is quoting over $250 for out-of-warranty repairs.
  • Full article details beyond this were not available in the retrieved text.

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