A crafty modder has turned the Lenovo Legion Go into a cyberdeck-style setup with two slick, 3D-printed docks that double down on portability and versatility. The result is a handheld gaming PC that can quickly morph into a compact workstation for play or productivity.
The first dock is the showstopper: a rugged, 3D-printed base that lets the Legion Go slide in and out with ease. It integrates a Lenovo-branded wireless keyboard and adds extra USB ports along the right side for accessories, storage, or peripherals. This version is intentionally thicker, housing a substantial 190 Wh power pack made up of what appear to be 18650 cells—an off-grid powerhouse for extended sessions away from the wall.
For those who prefer a sleeker silhouette, the creator also unveiled a second dock that trades the internal batteries for a thinner, streamlined profile. You still get the quick-dock convenience and clean desktop footprint, without the added bulk.
Highlights at a glance:
– 3D-printed dock designs tailored for the Lenovo Legion Go
– Quick-release concept for fast handheld-to-desk transitions
– Integrated Lenovo-branded wireless keyboard
– Additional USB ports on the right side for expanded connectivity
– Two versions: a high-capacity 190 Wh battery model using 18650 cells, and a slimmer, battery-free alternative
The maker, known as u/MysteriousAlarm897, says they’re considering selling or sharing the print files for both versions once they’re satisfied with the results. There’s no timeline yet, but the interest is there—and it’s easy to see why. These designs hit a sweet spot for handheld PC fans who want the freedom of a portable device with the ergonomics and expandability of a desk-friendly setup.
Whether you’re dreaming of a cyberdeck-style battle station or just craving more ports and a cleaner workspace, this project hints at what’s possible when 3D printing meets handheld PCs. Keep an eye out for file availability if you’re ready to build your own Legion Go docking solution.
