Legion Go USB-C Hub Dock for Legion Go – 6-in-1 Dock, Port Expansion, Charging, Video, Ethernet Support

The media could not be loaded. Finally, they actually have a docking station for the LeGo (Legion Go).The usd c charging works, allowing it to charge while playing games, listening to music, watching movies/shows, and even browsing the web or performing work/school tasks. The charging cable that is on the dock is also on the same side as the charging port on the LeGo and the cable itself is long and thick enough to bend properly without being akward and won't damage as easily as the other brands.This dock has 6 ports: 2 usb c port (1 for the charger and the other for connecting any devices), 1 ethernet port, 2 usb 3.0, and 1 HDMI.With the docking station, the LeGo actually acts like a mini pc, allowing to connect a portable DVD drive to watch, listen, or rip CDs and DVDs/Blu-ray or even installing apps off of disc. Not only that, the kick stand on the device can be retired in favor of the dock to keep it standing in tabletop mode.The dock is pricey compared to other docking stations for other handheld gaming pc, but most of the others are for RoG, Steam Deck, or even MSI and NOT for LeGo.Its worth it if you can buy the dock, but if you can, wait for it to go on sale or try to find one that is off brand, priced decently, and the charging cable on the dock is on the same side as the Legion Go.

I love my legion to the point it's jokingly become my who personality. One thing it has not done well has been it's performance when I've tried to plug it into a larger monitor. The performance tanks if I try to do anything over 800p on a 27 or 32 inch monitor.Currently I'm playing Stalker 2 at 1900x1200 all medium high settings with Lossless Scaling on.Love it. Made the Legion EVEN MORE versatile10/10 recommend for Legion owners.Also anybody complaining it doesn't come with a cord at its price point is just likes to complain. Just use your legion cord.. seriously. We own a legion. We know the battery life isn't great and we have that on us all the time.Thing is super well built.

(Update)I will leave my original comment at the bottom but this is an update to what I thought was a great addition to my setup. The dock is capped at 45w power delivery. This really limits the power that the legion go receives as well as any peripherals. Due to the dock giving off less power than required, the devices runs hotter and I’ve experienced three seperate occasions where my Legion Go has overheated and turned off. After switching back to an Anker 11-1 usb-c hub, my Legion Go is functioning much better with the same power cable and peripherals connected. Great concept but bad delivery.(Original post)This dock alone inspired me to reorganize my whole setup. It does exactly what it’s supposed to and I have no complaints. The quality is very nice. Strong metal and solid rubber to keep things in place in the dock and as far as the footing and stability goes. Didn’t really notice charging speeds but I can say it maintains the charge, no issues at all. I have a monitor, keyboard, and mouse connected with no issues or lag at all. I’m truly satisfied.

Works as advertised

Easy to use. Looks nice too.😀

When buying this I doubted the quality for the price but it works very well I am surprised by the quality of the item in stores this is really expensive

Works great. Quality product, manufactured for the system by the original company so I trust it more than others. Wish it had one more USB port so I didn't have to get another hub , but I think most people don't want to bog down the legion with a bunch of desktop accessories. Can get hot on high performance mode, but 65 watts will do that to anything.

If you have a Lenovo legion go, I recommend you buy this official dock I try other options, but this dock specially are more better than the others because : 1 is minimalist, second is the original product, final if you have a good monitor you can configure the fps i recommend this dock