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Lenovo may have found the most portable gaming display yet: one you wear. Here's everything we know about their HD glasses.
Lenovo released the Legion Glasses in fall 2023.
You can get Legion Glasses directly from Lenovo.
Lenovo is promising "big-screen gaming anywhere" with the Legion Glasses. They're positioning them as a private and portable display set to integrate with their handheld gaming hardware, the Legion Go.
Legion Glasses aren't just for that device, however. Lenovo says the glasses are also compatible with other devices with USB-C ports, which include Windows, Android, macOS, and maybe even iPhones. Along with gaming, Lenovo recommends these glasses for watching movies, TV, and videos.
The Legion Glasses have Micro OLED screens built into the lenses, each with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 and a refresh rate of 60Hz. That spec is a bit on the low side—the Legion Go's screen has a 144Hz refresh rate—so hopefully, that isn't super noticeable in use.
You can get more news about wearables here on Lifewire; here are some stories from us and elsewhere about the Legion Glasses.
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