Lenovo has cut the price of its Legion Go S handheld console running SteamOS to its lowest level yet, offering a notable saving for anyone shopping for gaming hardware amid ongoing inflation in memory and storage costs. The deal makes the SteamOS version, which The Verge rated as the more appealing of the two variants available, considerably more affordable than its usual retail price.

The Legion Go S, fitted with a Z2 Go processor, normally costs $1,137.41 and typically sells for close to $1,000 at Best Buy, but is currently available directly from Lenovo for $635.54 using the code EXTRASAVEAFF at checkout, a 44% discount. The device features an 8-inch IPS display with a 120Hz refresh rate and variable refresh rate support, and while its chip offers similar performance to the pricier Steam Deck OLED, it remains a capable choice for indie titles and other games when settings are adjusted.