A simple, modular stand designed for the Legion Go S, but it should work with most handheld devices.

You only need to print one base and one pair of feet of your choice — there’s no need to print the entire .3mf file unless you want to try multiple variants.

The included .3mf file contains several options:

• Base variants: with “LEGION GO S” text, and without text
• Feet angle variants: 60°, 55°, 50°, and 45° — each available as a pair on a single plate
• All angles plate: includes all four feet, each labeled with its degree value for easy comparison

The 60°, 55°, 50°, and 45° versions are modeled without top and bottom walls, allowing the infill pattern to show through as a design feature. You can enable walls or use different infill settings to make each pair look unique.
The all-angles plate has solid feet (no visible infill) and serves as a convenient way to test which angle you prefer before committing to a full print.

This design was made with playing while using the stand in mind. I mainly use it on my desk, where it serves as a comfortable hand support while gaming. For that use, I personally recommend the 60° feet, which work best for me.

Feet are swappable, using a tight fit (insert clearance is 0.1 mm × 0.1 mm). A bit of force may be needed during assembly; if your printer tolerances are off, a light sanding might help.

If you’d like custom variants (different text, engraved logos, etc.), feel free to reach out — I’ll be happy to make them.

It was printed with eSun PLA Chameleon