ASUS’s ROG Xbox Ally sits in the same space as the Steam Deck and Lenovo Legion Go: a Windows-based handheld that can run PC game stores alongside Xbox apps. This white model pairs a 7-inch 120Hz IPS display with AMD’s Ryzen Z2 platform, aiming for smoother motion in fast shooters and racers than typical 60Hz handhelds, while still keeping the footprint compact for commuting or sofa play.
Who is this for?
If you want one device that can jump between Game Pass, Steam, Epic and mods without being locked into a single ecosystem, this is the appeal. Windows brings flexibility, but it also means more tinkering than console-style handhelds, especially around updates and game settings. The 512GB SSD gives you room for a few big modern titles before you start juggling installs.
- 7" 120Hz FHD IPS for clearer motion and sharper UI text on a small screen
- Ryzen Z2 + 16GB RAM for modern PC games at sensible handheld settings
- 512GB storage to reduce reliance on constant re-downloads
