Xbox's first-party gaming handheld plans are on hold, but we still have an excellent Xbox-branded addition to the handheld ...

When I sat down with leaders from the Xbox hardware and Xbox ecosystem divisions a couple of weeks ago, it was to get an ...

the new ROG Ally X improves on the original design in almost every way. It sports better specs, better ergonomics, a larger battery, and a new black colorway — but Asus is also asking for more ...

And while we’re still waiting for a new AMD Z-series chip to fuel the next generation of these devices, the Asus ROG Ally X is easily the best Windows 11-based handheld gaming PC you can buy ...

On May 2024, John Kulinksi and Whitson Gordon of ROG Pulse officially announced the "next ROG Ally," officially called the ROG Ally X. While this isn't the next-gen ROG Ally 2 device that many ...

Two years ago, we set the bar with the ROG Ally, a bold new addition to the emerging handheld gaming market with killer ...

The ROG Ally X makes that question more interesting and less obvious to answer. Yes, it’s still a handheld that’s trying to hide Windows annoyances, and it's still missing trackpads ...

The Asus ROG Ally X is a neat addition to the brand’s range, and the top handheld in the lineup, but it’s far from the best value for money. Every upgrade in here is warranted, and worth it if ...

The ROG Ally X is Asus trying to take the crown. It may look the same, but the ROG Ally X is quite the update. It has better specs, better ergonomics, better battery life, and better controls.

The $800 Asus ROG Ally X is one of the most expensive gaming handhelds you can buy. It’s a good thing that it’s also the most versatile gaming handheld I’ve used. It’s a mid-cycle refresh ...

is thrilled to announce the Canadian availability of the highly anticipated ROG Ally X handheld game console. The ROG Ally X, designed for exceptional Windows 11 gaming on the go, is now available ...

The original ROG Ally was flawed but brilliant. The updated Ally X is just brilliant and any remaining issues are entirely down to Windows not being very suited to small screens on handheld devices.