Lenovo to Unveil Foldable Legion Go Concept at MWC 2026

Lenovo is preparing a bold innovation for the handheld console market. According to recent leaks, the company will bring the Legion Go Fold Concept to Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2026, a device utilizing foldable screen technology to expand the possibilities of gaming and productivity.

The device's main standout feature is its flexible POLED panel, capable of shifting from 7.7 inches when folded to 11.6 inches in its expanded form. This versatility allows for different usage modes: ranging from the traditional handheld format to "Horizon Mode" (fully open with controllers attached) or as a mini-laptop, utilizing an included wireless keyboard with a touchpad.

In terms of hardware, the concept doesn't hold back. The device is equipped with the Intel Core Ultra 7 258V processor from the Lunar Lake family, paired with 32 GB of RAM and Intel Arc 140V integrated graphics. Another intriguing detail is the right controller, which can be detached to function as a vertical mouse for shooters, in addition to featuring its own small screen for monitoring performance data.

While the Legion Go Fold appears to be an advanced prototype, it’s worth noting that Lenovo often uses events like MWC to gauge public reception with concepts that don't always make it to retail shelves. Regardless, the project signals a future where extreme portability and large screens can coexist in a single console.