ASUS - ROG Ally Gaming Handheld Console - Z1 Processor, 512GB, 1080p 120Hz Display,White
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Bottom line: The ASUS - ROG Ally Gaming Handheld Console - Z1 Processor, 512GB, 1080p: 7-inch Full HD 1080p touchscreen at a smooth 120Hz; main trade-off: base Z1 chip is slower than the Z1 Extreme variant.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ 7-inch Full HD 1080p touchscreen at a smooth 120Hz
- ✓ AMD Z1 APU with RDNA 3 graphics, 2.8 TFLOPs
- ✓ 512GB storage for a sizable game library
- ✓ Runs Windows: Steam, Xbox Game Pass, Epic, GOG
Cons
- ✗ Base Z1 chip is slower than the Z1 Extreme variant
- ✗ Windows handheld UI less streamlined than SteamOS
- ✗ Game Pass Ultimate only 90 days, then paid
- ✗ No price included here; check listing for current cost
Manufacturer description
Play All Your Games – The ROG Ally supports all Windows-compatible games across platforms such as Steam, Xbox Game Pass, Epic, GOG, and more. 90-Day Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Included - Play Minecraft Legends and hundreds of PC games on the ROG Ally with 3 months of Game Pass. With games added all the time, there’s always something new to play. *Terms apply. Play the Way You Want – Embrace versatility with the ROG Ally. Game on-the-go with handheld mode, or share the fun with friends and family by hooking it up to your TV and connecting multiple controllers.
SpecPicks Verdict
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Key Features
- Play All Your Games – The ROG Ally supports all Windows-compatible games across platforms such as Steam, Xbox Game Pass, Epic, GOG, and more.
- 90-Day Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Included - Play Minecraft Legends and hundreds of PC games on the ROG Ally with 3 months of Game Pass. With games added all the time, there’s always something new to play. *Terms apply.
- Play the Way You Want – Embrace versatility with the ROG Ally. Game on-the-go with handheld mode, or share the fun with friends and family by hooking it up to your TV and connecting multiple controllers.
- Incredible Power – Equipped with AMD’s Z1 APU with RDNA 3 graphics and 2.8 TFLOPs, the Ally makes playing any game on the palm of your hand possible.
- Stunningly Beautiful Visuals – On the Ally, games are crisp and clear thanks to its 7” Full HD touchscreen display with a smooth 120Hz refresh rate and AMD FreeSync Premium technology.
Full Specifications
| Brand | ASUS |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
| Model | RC71L |
| Warranty | 1 Year |
| UnitCount | 1 |
| ReleaseDate | 2024-04-12T00:00:01Z |
| Manufacturer | ASUS |
| ItemPartNumber | RC71L-ALLY.Z1_512 |
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