The Lenovo Legion Go is one of the most popular handheld gaming devices out there. It has powerful hardware, a large display, and detachable controllers. However, just like any other piece of tech, it's not perfect, as owners have complained about the ergonomics of its controllers.

For some, the sharp edges of the controller dig into their hands, making long gaming sessions uncomfortable. If you own a Legion Go and have been facing a similar issue, then you might want to check out this new 3D-printable ergonomic faceplate mod.

Ergonomic faceplate mod for Lenovo Legion Go

This ergonomic faceplate mod has been designed by a creator named Nazh on Printables. In the description, Nazh mentions, “your palms will thank you,” highlighting that the mod is meant to improve comfort. The goal of the design is to make the Lenovo Legion Go controllers feel better in hand, especially for gamers who find the original shape uncomfortable and can’t hold it for even an hour without feeling any pain.

The faceplate created by Nazh has a more curved shape design. This means it should feel much better in your hands, especially during long gaming sessions. The original controller design has sharp angles, which some players find painful after extended use. One user even mentioned that they can only play for only 45 minutes before the pain kicks in. However, this mod aims to fix that by making the edges smoother and more natural to hold.

If you want to replace the faceplate on your Lenovo Legion Go, Nazh has shared all the details you need to do it. However, the creator warns that it is not an easy process. It can be very frustrating, and if you are not careful, you might break your controllers. If you don't have experience opening up handhelds, it might be best to avoid this mod. But if you are confident in your skills, this could be a great way to improve the comfort of your handheld.

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