On April 1st ASUS decided to not do an April Fools joke and instead decided a genuine product release would be the best type of joke revealing the ASUS Rog Ally, a Handheld Console to compete with the Steam Deck which it seems we may see hit the shelves sooner than initially thought.
ASUS Rog made a tweet yesterday claiming that “The ROG Ally is set to release worldwide (and it may be sooner than you expect)”. Within the tweet was also included a Best Buy link for North American customers to receive notifications for when the ROG Ally becomes available for pre-order. I wonder how well this will be received and how it competes with the Steam Deck.
Let’s take a look back at the revealed specs for the Ally as on paper it seems like a very viable console to compete with the Steam Deck. The ROG is expected to feature an AMD ZEN 4 APU with RDNA3 graphics paired with 16GB of RAM on a 1920×1080 120hz display. All these specs on paper outperform the Steam Deck and in testing it is claimed that it can offer 50% more performance at just 15W and double the performance at 35W when pitted against the Steam Deck. What really sells the Rog Ally as a Deck competitor is its price which is expected to be around $680 which isn’t much more than the 512GB model of the Steam deck
Will you consider buying the ROG Ally? Let us know in the comments.
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