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

OEM controller for the legion go that holds a long charge and positions the controllers comfortably. Bought a glcon case off amazon to travel with it. All in all, im happy with it.

Got this so I could use my controllers on my legion laptop and it allows both controllers to connect to any windows PC like it was an Xbox controller. Works perfectly for that and the build quality feels really great. I'm a bit annoyed that the indicator light stays on when you have turned off the controllers though. It seems to stay on until you disconnect the controllers. So I have to disconnect it after every use... Kinda annoying but still a great accessory

My controller never dies. I like having an old school controller instead of two controllers. Did what i needed. I will say the right one is hard to connect. But this thing does the job.

This item work as advertised. The size and shape make the controller a little bit too large in your hands. The unit is very light, especially c9nsidering that it has a build in battery. It is completely "plus and play" out of the box. Simply attachment your Legion Go controllers and you are good to go.

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 Play First 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 Charging Charging 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 Quality I’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 Gamers For 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 Thoughts If 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

Product is excellent. Shipping time and packaging was done perfect. I am glad I didn’t go for an after market product and went for an original Lenovo product as it functions (charges) flawlessly. I have heard some other company products are easy to hold but sometimes they charge and sometimes they don’t so this one is 100% 10/10!

Love it, works perfect and is comfortable. Perfect for traveling and gaming on the go or even just at home. Holds a good charge and easy connection.

Caused my gen 1 controllers to force fps mode. Made me think i was crazy. Works fine with gen 2 controllers. No known issues as of this review

Por lo menos en mi caso el riel del lado izquierdo está duro a la hora de acoplarlo al punto que desgasto la parte del botón de desacople (como en la nintendo switch que esa pieza hasta se puede conseguir en metal para evitar el desgaste), además no se si por lo mismo de que está duro si lo detecta el aparato, pues tiene un indicador, pero deja de detectarlo el PC directamente, pasado un tiempo considerable o jugando entre poner y quitar el mando como que si lo agarra, si funciona como batería, pero tiene más problemas a mi parecer