Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought this to play games on the go and while the wife watches TV. This is basically a PC in handheld form. Although small, dont be fooled. This thing is comparable to a PS5 in term of specs and playing games like Tomb Raider and Fallout is amazing on the go. It definitely exceeded my expectations. Also, iy can run steam, gamepass (PC version) and all other store fronts

Great Device It Gets Better As You Use It, definitely worth it

One positive criterion for the Asus ROG Ally is its exceptional gaming performance. The ROG Ally is equipped with high-end components and powerful hardware, allowing it to handle demanding games with ease. Its advanced graphics capabilities, fast processing speed, and ample memory ensure smooth gameplay and immersive visual experiences. Gamers can enjoy playing the latest titles at high settings without experiencing lag or performance issues, making the Asus ROG Ally a great choice for gaming enthusiasts.

First off I am an early adopter to the steam deck and I loved that system! So I had a hard time justifying this purchase. I didn’t think anything could top it but this completely does and has far exceeded my expectations! PS3 emulation is flawless it runs ncaa 14 better than my ps3! I would highly recommend this device if you understand how windows 11 works… buy it you won’t be disappointed! Only negative is I will have to swap my ssd for a larger drive. It’s 2023 everything should come minimum with a 1 tb drive.

overheating issues 512 gigs is not enough storage for 5-10 games

I absolutely love my ROG Ally. I pretty much use it for every. Obviously i game on it more than anything. But i use it for everything else as well. I use it for online college classes, editing videos and programing my racing drones on the go. I got rid of my xbox series s and my gaming pc and just use this. Get a dock for it and hook it up to your pc monitor. Good to go!

Great for mobile use or when your the passenger shorter battery life rhan expected

The perfect gaming handheld with only one downside. This will play whatever game you want and look beautiful while doing it. The only downside is the battery only last 4 hours at best and usually 1-2 hours depending on what game you play. If you purchase this make sure to get a power bank also that can output 65w+ for when you're not near an outlet.

Pros great screen, speakers built-in speakers graphics overall design great game play. Really good for those that already know how to play computer based games and set up Negatives Windows interface very difficult to maneuver around. Almost thought about returning this unit. Battery life sucks, must be plugged into a Battery Source 50% of the time or a wall outlet I have mine connected to a portable battery the echo flow yet it drains it really quick possibly two charges. Difficult to learn the functionalities watch numerous videos and tutorials. Definitely not using friendly. Xbox game pass had it for a week I still have any loaded one game yet super duper slow. Will not sign up after the trial period unless you want to wait 1 to 2 weeks to play one game. Should be price on the Nintendo range way overpriced for a lack of simplicity of use and interface. Maybe Best Buy be nice enough to give me the $400 so I don't have to return the unit Recommendation have a virtual keyboard extra battery source and tons of patience I have you know to switch about the game selection sucks and pricey maybe I should have gone with the steam deck.

I love my Ally! The only downside for me is the battery life if you want to play graphics intensive games. High wattage and high frame rates will drain your battery in less than 1 hour. I recommend a 65w portable battery, or do the battery upgrade by Jsaux to 65w battery.

Great gaming device just have to tinker with settings a bit. Battery life isn't the greatest but for an hour or so on performance mode on lunch it's great. Charges fast and the 7 inch screen is plenty big enough for games. Only issues I've had is windows having issues logging in pretty consistently so once I changed the account to a local one I've had zero issues being able to do everything on it. It does hurt your hands after a bit so a grip case is a must. The case that came with the bundle is ok, better case would be more useful but it does the job.

As a dad its hard to find time to sit down and play a game. When i do game its typically not more than an hour. The ally is oerfect for this! Ive been playing gamepass, steam, WoW, PS remote play and more. I got it on sale and recommend you do too. i also picked up a battery just in case. Battery life is typically 90 minutes.

I bought this after doing much research on a handheld gaming portable pc. I do own a Nintendo switch oled because i only like to play on handheld mode. Its my preference in playing the switch but i wanted to play better triple A titles so the Asus ROG Ally is the perfect fit.. i chose the Ally over the steam deck because i do play on the xbox and the Ally uses Windows as their main web base platform so it was easy to continue and play some of my xbox/pc titles on the Ally. For those of you who have never even played on pc, like me, getting used to the Ally's menus wasnt that difficult to navigate through. You can still download other apps, like steam, EA, Ubisoft, and so on, to play other titles that arent on the Xbox game pass, which youll need in order to play on it. If you alreasy have an xbox game pass account you can just transfer it onto the Asus. The Asus is smooth and quiet running. The battery life can vary depending on which titles you play. Play something like Starfield and you're looking at around a little over an hour of play. If you're someone like me that just likes to play around the house, then this is for you. You can plug it in to get extra graphic power on those drmanding games. If you want it to play out on the road then you will have to lower its power and resolution to save power. For storage it can come with 512 gigs but some of the newer titles can run up past 100 gigs. You can buy a sd card or upgrade its ssd drive but that'll require to take apart the Ally and install yourself, if your comfortable with that. Its not difficult but you will need special tools.

Never had a hand held before but i seen this one long before i bought it. Im a semi truck driver and i wanted to game without bringing the entire setup this did the trick the most demanding g a me i played was the new red dead redemption. Take some time to get use to the navigation because its literally a small computer and not a steam deck that limits you to only games.

I've owned both Rog ally and Legion go and I personally went with the Rog ally. Legion go screen is beautiful and storage 1 tb is a plus but those were the only things I liked over the rog but thats not really worth paying another $200 for. Rog feels way better in hand and actually feels portable unlike the wrist busters aka legion go. Dont even get me started with software Asus is a better experience straight out of the box right now.

I loved this game system, its an amazing piece of hardware, needs a better battery and bigger ssd space though.

To potential buyers, know what you are buying, this is not a console. It runs windows 11 and understand you will not be using it as a computer when in handheld mode. It’s a great device plays tons of games flawlessly, but again, you will Not be running AAA titles at max graphics at 120hz. Battery life is what you make of it. Set your games properly and you will get 2 hours per session easy. Don’t expect to play for 6+ hours. I recommend this to gamers with above average intelligence.

Not perfect for everyone but it's perfect for me. Have a lot of freedom with windows and less tweaking that needs to be done. Also game compatibility plays a big role and is the reason i play it more than my steam deck. Also can make it as powerful as a desktop with a xg mobile for an extra 800. I just really appreciate how versatile it is. Biggest issue is the battery but is to be expected. Overall really hope they continue supporting this and that they come out with another one but not too soon.

Pros: runs games very decent for being a handheld and it feels very comfortable for its size and its very fast. Cons: battery it’s not that good compared to the steam deck i believe and since its a white handhled if you have sweaty hands you will notice over time dirty marks on the handheld. Also the back buttons can sometimes be a hazle when playing videosgame you might press them by accident and they might close the window on accident.

It's an undeniably cool concept, but poor battery life and the faulty card reader and triggers make it tough to recommend this iteration. The right trigger no longer works on my ally, so any game that makes use of it is largely unplayable. It's such a shame because the performance is really impressive.