Customer Ratings & Reviews

This handheld is awesome. I know everyone keeps talking about the battery life on it, which is not long but it does everything I could ask for and more being a handheld. I bought it for the ability to travel and play on the go. You can’t look at it with it being a PC but rather a handheld gaming console. You’re able to play triple A games and even stream from it. It continues to amaze me with its possibilities.

For a portable handheld gaming windows experience this is a great option but be prepared to charge this device regularly. It basically has the same battery as the steam deck but with a “better” CPU and screen. However, the better hardware taxes the battery.

Expectations met love being able to game anywhere. Only downside for me is battery life.

Does it all, does it well. Watch out, might melt your micro SD card. “Oops” —ASUS

Phenomenal. Asus once again shows it's the King of PC Gaming and manages to murder the Steam Deck with ease. Don't waste your time with Valve and SteamOS; this is a pocket gaming PC showing every bit of ASUS and AMD's power.

Love this portable gaming system fast quiet and beautiful screen my steam deck replacement

Not a bad product. It is my first handheld and yet I seem to be using my console and gaming pc more. The comfort is not what I like the most. Also it needs more memory for sure to make it a good product. But it does play games well when they work. Been hearing about all kinds of problems it so far I haven’t experienced any.

Purchased this device to be able to play my Xbox series X and PS5 while my wife and I watch our shows. Works perfectly for that. I’ve yet to even fully take advantage of what this device has to offer, but check Reddit if you’re looking to run this as a PC and making it efficient and great for your needs

Persona 5 Royal on the go has been a treat to play on Ally. VRR screen makes the game play smooth with no tearing. Ally is better than Legion Go and Claw! If only Ally has an OLED screen, then it would be perfect.

The ROG Ally is a good device if you're just used to Windows OS. I had the steam deck to and its great too but, it is a lot easier to play games on the ROG Ally than it is on the deck, less configurations you gotta do. Just wished the sd card wasn't an issue but you can easily upgrade it to a 2tb ssd.

I really love this handheld. I've played a large variety of games and the quality is amazing. Very few crashes, but I'd suspect the ones that occur are from the games (Starfield). 4 stars because I like to play on the top performance mode and I have to keep it plugged in.

I wish the battery lasted longer but overall an amazing system. The grafix are awesome!!!

Overall its a gret device . Excellent speakers,screen. . My only issues was with windows i got it really early on and couldn’t put up with a lot of crashes . Now that i see on sale for 599$ i think is a better deal because you definitely need to upgrade the ssd . And get a good carrier case

Good price point for performance. Limited with ports, but makes up for it in portability.

Perfect to go gaming. By far the most advanced handheld i purchased.

Ive never had a problem with the rog ally when it first got released beside the lagging and sd card not reading but after a GEEK SQUAD fixed up everything was running great and no problems run all my games i have best purchase i made

Amazing and powerful! Battery life sucks but expected with a handheld of this magnitude.

I absolutely love this. This is great for trips. Great quality

It's got nice hardware and a nice screen as well as a decent pair of speakers. However, the software side of things is what destroys the device. It uses Windows natively which is nice in terms of universal access to software and programs, but the downfall is that it's extremely difficult to navigate using this device. It's also very hard to do basic things like launch a game due to the way everything is integrated. It feels like software is tacked on to this product rather than native like the steam deck. Unfortunately I think that this isn't THE handheld to get and it's going to take another year or two to get something that's just right. I already sold my Steam deck but I don't think that device is up to snuff in the hardware but is way better in the interface. Maybe Steam and ASUS can work together to release a best of both worlds device, but in the meantime I'm going back to my laptop.

Its quite versatile. You wont have to lug around a laptop on the go if youre strictly playing games on it. But you can purchase a seperate small monitor, if needed, for other computer related tasks. Only complaint is it takes a little bit to update the entire thing between asus updates and windows updates.