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Lenovo’s Charging Connector for the Legion Go is finally here.

Originally announced last August with an expected release in October 2024, Lenovo’s wedge-shaped Charging Connector is finally available for $49.99.

Similar to the Switch’s Joy-Con grip, the accessory turns the Legion Go’s controllers into a single gamepad with a longer-lasting 2,850mAh battery. And while it’s rumored that the new Legion Go 2’s controllers will be backwards compatible with the original, it’s not known if this charging accessory will also be.

<em>Lenovo’s Charging Connector for the Legion Go turns its removable controllers into a single gamepad.</em>
<em>The Charging Connector includes its own 2,850mAh battery that can be charged with a USB-C cable, and functions as a charging hub for the connected controllers.</em>
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Lenovo’s Charging Connector for the Legion Go turns its removable controllers into a single gamepad.
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