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Lenovo Legion Go S

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Lenovo Legion Go S

Real-world failure timing, repair cost, and source-linked reports for this model.

Durability signal — · based on reported timing

1 reports

Timeline

When failures are reported

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Avg months to failure

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Total reports

1

Avg repair cost

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Still recommend

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% repaired

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% mfr warranty

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% extended warranty

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% support helpful

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Failure types

Reports

L3 (left stick click) hardware failure

Left analog stick click / microswitch

Source-linkedVerify source — Reddit post

On a Legion Go S (Z1 Extreme, official SteamOS), L3 suddenly stopped registering even though stick movement and the physical click feel remain. SteamOS controller test does not detect L3. Device was never dropped or opened; owner asked whether it is a microswitch/module failure or firmware-related.

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Months until failure

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Repair cost

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Repaired

No

Manufacturer warranty

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Extended warranty

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Support helpful

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Would recommend

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Confidence

88%

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