Customer Ratings & Reviews

It does its job as intended, protecting the device securely. The only issue is that there is no room to store the device charger.

The case durability is good, construction a materials are good for it price. The only thing that I’d like it to have is more space for carrying the ac adapter

I think $20 is a better price. It would be great if it had a shoulder strap. Otherwise, it's good. I like how the material feels to the hands.

Good case for a soft case...doesn't have room for the charger...reason for 4 stars

Very good case ,it fits the console perfectly. Only reason not 5 stars is it can't take a hard press without pressing the thumbstick.

I bought the official case for my ROG Ally because I wanted something that was going to be a form fit. Overall I'm pretty happy with the case. It's a soft shell, but conforms to the shape of the Ally well and I feel good about storing it in my bag and knowing it's not going to get damaged. The built-in stand is a nice touch, though I don't really know what the credit card sized holders are for. I'm not a big fan of the REPUBLIC OF GAMERS text on the zipper. I'm sure better options will become available as time goes on but for now I like this.

not alot to say other than it is a snug fit but definetly protects your unit

Portable, durable and lightweight. I like the detail letters around the case. Could cost less but Asus is a little expensive

So, I might be overthinking this, but im not sure how I feel about the case. Overall quality is nice, but i feel like the "kickstand" built into the case is unnecessary. 1st off the kickstand will block the fans, causing the device to over heat. 2nd, it looks like the velcro might scratch the ROG ally over time. If it does not affect how the device fits, I'll probably remove the kickstand or return it for a different case.

As a travel case this will get the job done by basic means of covering the entire system. That being said, it is an over priced case. This case does have a nice soft internal padding but no outer or in between hard shell. You can still feel the joysticks being pressed in certain areas so be careful if you are packing this item. It also does not have a carry handle, so be prepared to have a good grip on the entire case. There are small little fabric tabs you can insert some sort of camera lanyard or other type of strap, but does not feel as if it is intended as so to be used. The Asus also sits inside just enough, and if you are not careful enough you can zipper the trigger to get caught. The case does offer a nice little built in flap that serves as a stand, although it covers part of the intake fan. I would ultimately recommend avoiding this, if you're wanting something more practical. If you want to collect the official case by all means it will be decent, but if you want better value you could just order the insignia steam deck case. The quality of this product does seem like it feel nice. Would like another official case with more features

It's a nice looking case and the only one available at the time. But it's nowhere as nice as switch cases, which is what I was sort of expecting since it's what I can compare it to. Not sure if steam deck cases are like this? It doesn't have any grooves to sit in or a strap to hold it in place. It also doesn't have much wpace to hold anything but the machine in it. It has 3 small pockets so maybe micro sds or something? Though I wouldn't put them in there. It doesn't feel very protective but it's soft inside and better than nothing. I would give it 2 stars but it does have a little sort of stand in it that'll prop the case open and let the machine rest against it upright. I don't watch videos on it so it's not really something I use, but it was a nice idea for those that might. (At first I thought it was to secure the machine but it's not. I tried haha.) I recommend only until other cases come out.

I bought a steam deck and was not happy with performance and how rough steam os is, I've also wanted a laptop and I can use this exactly like a laptop, battery life is just to short with this device, but that's solved with a over 65w external charger, only other issue I've found is that the 30 watt mode actually goes up to like 45, and the device just stays super hot, which apparently hasn't ended well with peoples sd cards. That being said I made a custom one at 28 watts and stays under 80c, you gain little performance over 35 watts, and can get surprising performance for pretty low wattage, I was playing BOTW max at 15 watts getting 25-30 fps, also windows 11 on this is nice, making me want to upgrade my w10 devices, the speakers are so much better than the steam decks and you can just tell instantly. the only place that is a fingerprint magnet is the touch screen, which I've put a DBRAND glass cover on so i don't ruin the screen. would recommend for a friend or buy for a gift since its on sale right now!

Provides solid protection for the ROG Ally for when you're traveling. The case is also pretty thin, so it doesn't add much thickness to the Ally (see photo, assuming it isn't too distorted), making it easy to slide into a backpack when traveling

You can use this case as a stand! It's padded but not hard-case padded. If you're looking for a hard-case look elsewhere but it's perfectly fine case as it fits the device nice and tight. The quality is very good. They didn't spare any expensive. It's definitely NOT cheap looking. This is a premium case.

I highly recommend this case for the asus rog ally its a perfect fit with plenty of comfort for the controller an screen plus i like how the putt the logo on it i recommend this case for any one buying a asus rog ally

Great case, the alley being expensive you want something to protect it, this does a great job.

Solid case for what it's worth. a bit overpriced for what you're getting but it gets the job done. The orientation in which the device is placed in the case seems weird but it has the vents pointing towards the zipper so I'm assuming if it accidentally turns on in the case it'll vent towards the zipper.

The case feels somewhat cheap upon closer inspection. The material, which I presume is a type of plastic, feels thin and not as sturdy as I would expect from a high-quality case. While it does not detract from the overall appearance, it raises concerns about the case's ability to protect from impacts.

Let's start with the basics, it's well padded and tuf. The design and logos (on the front of case and ROG on the zipper cover, which adds extra water repellant) are nice. The Ally fits snuggly inside, which is soft and padded. There's two small pockets and a little larger one on the bottom of the case inside, on a textile covered cardboard, that's sewn to the bottom has a patch of Velcro in it, for holding SD cards or flash drives or even small USB drives. The card holder, with the Velcro, can attach to the top of the case, which can now be used as a stand. Also, the inside top of the case has 2 small dimples, for the sticks on the Ally, ensuring proper placement of the console and keeping the sticks from getting squished. See photos . Little details like that matter in the long run. I'm happy with it.

Very nice case with enough protection for your Rog Ally. It also has a place to store memory cards and it also doubles as a stand to keep your Rog Ally standing up. It's small so it will fit in your backpack very easily.