The Legion Glasses basically replicate the expertise of a big display hidden behind a pair of lenses, and regardless of the Legion branding, they don’t seem to be focused at hardcore avid gamers. The pitfall right here is that the display refresh fee is locked to 60Hz. Lenovo seems to have made a aware alternative right here, because the Legion Go itself will not be capable of crack previous the 60fps mark whereas taking part in the present wave of demanding AAA titles.

One other consideration right here is that the Legion Glasses are additionally focused at content material consumption. You do not really want a 90Hz or a better refresh fee display to take pleasure in a film on Netflix or a YouTube video — 60fps movies are lots easy, and something above it simply appears overkill. Nonetheless, in the event you had goals of plugging within the glasses with a high-end gaming PC, 60fps is the place you hit the height.

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Lenovo is banking extra on the plug-and-play enchantment of the Legion Glasses as a “moveable, personal, massive display viewing expertise” and never essentially shattering any visible high quality or efficiency benchmarks. To make sure most consolation for everybody, Lenovo has left the doorways open for prescription lens inserts. The field comes with a prescription lens body, carrying case, adjustable nostril pads, cleansing fabric, and an anti-slip adapter. As for the hit on patrons’ wallets, the Legion Glasses will likely be up for grabs at $329 and arrive in October.