Lenovo's next pair of gaming handhelds have been accidentally named in the specifications for a new USB-C dock

The Lenovo Legion Go will celebrate its first birthday later this year, and it looks like the handheld gaming PC could soon be part of a growing family. Rumors about an upcoming Lenovo Legion Go Lite handheld have been making the rounds for months,

Whoops! In a listing for the new Legion Go Dock, Lenovo just exposed two unannounced gaming handhelds. Spotted by VideoCardz, the technical specs of the dock — since edited to remove references to the unreleased portables — highlighted the much rumored Legion Go Gen 2 and the Legion Go Lite.

The OG Legion Go might have been a chunky affair, but it was quite an impressive machine nonetheless. And while the world anxiously awaits more news on the Nintendo Switch 2, perhaps a more refined Legion Go, in conjunction with a compact model, might help Lenovo scoop up some new customers.

With a possibly smaller screen and no removable controllers, the Legion Go Lite would battle head on with the Steam Deck and Asus ROG Ally.

Designs for Lenovo's next portable PC gaming handheld have leaked, with the Legion Go Lite ditching the removable controllers for a more compact build.

Back in August, Lenovo outright told the world that there wouldn't be a "Legion Go Lite". Well, that could have well been a bare-faced lie, given the image of

Lenovo just accidentally revealed it's cooking up two new Legion Go gaming handhelds, backing up previous Lite shell leaks.