Lenovo Legion Go Charging Connector with Battery – Extended Battery Life, USB-C Charging Hub, Ergonomic Grip, Seamless Connection, Compatible with Legion Go – Controllers Not Included

I really love this attachment. It makes the LeGo even more versatile. I love docking my Lego to a TV and have no a traditional console like experience and this helps to enable that.One drawback, and this is more a critique of the controllers themselves, not this device, but the range from the LeGo for the controllers is disappointingly short. We are talking 5ft ish. At around 8 ft I get frequent disconnects so keep on depending on how you want to utilize this.The additional battery it adds to the controllers is so much I literally don’t even worry about and don’t have to charge it for quite a long time.

This is helpful. It keeps the controllers working while unconnected to the legion go. The angle works well.

I recently picked up the Lenovo Legion Go Charging Connector with Battery for Controllers, and it’s quickly become one of my favorite accessories for my Legion Go setup.Effortless Charging and Extended PlayFirst off, the convenience factor is huge. The connector fuses the left and right controllers into a single, comfortable grip, which not only feels great in my hands during long gaming sessions but also means I don’t have to worry about awkward grips or hand cramps anymore. The built-in 2850mAh battery (about 10.55Wh) is a game-changer—it basically doubles my controller playtime, so I can play for hours without those annoying low-battery warnings popping up.Simple and Reliable ChargingCharging is super straightforward: just plug in a USB-C cable, and the connector takes care of the rest. It takes about two hours to fully charge the battery, which is pretty reasonable considering how much extra playtime you get out of it. The included 1m USB-C to USB-A cable is a nice touch, and the whole setup feels very plug-and-play.Comfort and Build QualityI’m really impressed by the comfort of the design. The grip feels natural, and the build quality is solid—definitely up to Lenovo’s usual standards. It’s not too heavy (about 152g), and the dimensions make it easy to toss in my bag when I’m heading out.Great Value for GamersFor the price (around $50), I think it’s well worth it, especially if you’re someone who likes to game on the go or for long stretches at a time. The fact that it charges both controllers simultaneously and keeps everything together just makes the whole Legion Go experience smoother and more enjoyable.Final ThoughtsIf you have a Lenovo Legion Go and want to maximize your playtime without being tethered to a wall, I highly recommend the Charging Connector with Battery for Controllers. It’s comfortable, reliable, and delivers exactly what it promises—more gaming, less downtime.My only downside was time to deliver

This is the best way to have a long lasting console like experience with your Legion Go. Easy to use and set up. And it keeps the controllers charged.

Great product, feels really nice in your hands.

It works very well... a game changer that turns the individual controls into a solid console controller with the added benefit of its own battery.

I was lucky to get this unit in, before stocks ran out again. This is basically the Nintendo switch version of a Joycon grip holder, for the Legion go. Except, this has a built in battery, along with a usb c port for wired charging.Now, I'm going to make a disclaimer first. I haven't tested this out throughly enough to make a final judgment. So, therefore take this review with a grain of salt. The build quality of this grip holder is solid, durable, built like it should be for its price point 😬So, yeah I'm surprised that third-party companies haven't come up with their alternatives yet. Besides, just a charging grip. At this price point, you're getting the grip itself, the packaging for it, and a charging cable. As far as run time for the battery, that is dependent on how long your gaming sessions last.Like I said, I haven't throughly tested this product enough, to get a gauge on usability. For now, I would wait, until other companies come up with their own solution. Unless, you just want a charging grip itself, without the battery. Besides, at the time of writing this review, these are temporarily out of stock.

Feels premium, and legit (not like another 3D printed accessories). However, if the controllers are attached to it, the status lights will always be on and remain on until you detach the controllers.