ASUS ROG Xbox Ally – 7” 1080p 120Hz Touchscreen Gaming Handheld, 3-month Xbox Game Pass Premium included, AMD Ryzen Z2 A, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, White
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- XBOX EXPERIENCE BROUGHT TO LIFE BY ROG The Xbox gaming legacy meets ROG's decades of premium hardware design in the ROG Xbox Ally. Boot straight into the Xbox experience just like a console.
- XBOX GAME BAR INTEGRATION Launch Game Bar with a tap of the Xbox button or play your favorite titles natively from platforms like Xbox Game Pass, Steam, Epic Games, or Windows games on the go.
- ALL YOUR GAMES, ALL YOUR PROGRESS Powered by Windows 11, the ROG Xbox Ally gives you access to your full library of PC games from Xbox and other game stores. With Xbox Play Anywhere, you can pick up right where you left off on your PC or Xbox and jump back into the game anytime.
- NEVER STOP GAMING Powered by ultra-efficient AMD Ryzen Z2 A processor, the ROG Xbox Ally offers console-caliber performance and can game for hours, even away from a wall outlet.
- GAME-READY STORAGE AND FAST MEMORY Store your full library and multitask seamlessly with 512GB SSD and 16GB of LPDDR5 6400MHz RAM. The ROG Xbox Ally makes playing any game in the palm of your hand possible.
- SMOOTH MOTION. ZERO TEARING. From fast-paced battles to chill exploration, the Xbox Ally features 120Hz display with FreeSync Premium variable refresh rate to keep every frame smooth. With 500 nits of brightness and a Gorilla Glass touchscreen, you get a vivid, immersive viewing experience.
- READY TO GO WITH FAST CHARGING The ROG Xbox Ally charges super-fast- just 30 minutes gets you back from 0% to 50%. Whether youre gaming on the couch, at a coffee shop, or 30,000 feet in the air, its fast-charging tech and 60Whrs battery keep you extended in the game.
- ALL-DAY COMFORT The ROG Xbox Ally features a redesigned chassis with contoured grips inspired by Xbox Wireless Controllers. With a well-balanced 1.47lbs weight distribution, you can play for hours without fatigue.
- PLAY THE WAY YOU WANT Game anywhere in handheld mode or hook it up to your TV with the convenient dual USB Type-C ports. Connect multiple controllers to play with friends. You never have to settle with the ROG Xbox Ally.
- 3 MONTHS OF XBOX GAME PASS PREMIUM INCLUDED Play 200+ games on the ROG Xbox Ally.* It's the best of ROG and Xbox together in a handheld built for PC gaming. *Terms apply
Description
Meet the ROG Xbox Ally, a gaming handheld for everyone, combining the freedom of Windows, craftsmanship of ROG, and the power of Xbox into the palm of your hands. The ROG Xbox Ally gives you seamless experience across Xbox Game Pass, Steam, Epic Games, and more in one versatile system. It’s powered by the AMD Ryzen™ Z2 A processor, delivering smooth responsive gameplay for both cloud and native titles. With 16GB of LPDDR5 6400MHz memory and a 512GB of SSD storage, the ROG Xbox Ally is engineered to tackle everything from indie gems to AAA titles. Its 60Whr battery power extends play sessions, while the redesigned ergonomics and Xbox-inspired grips keep you comfortable all day. Enjoy crisp, fluid visuals on the 7” FHD 120Hz display with FreeSync™ Premium. Launch straight into the Xbox full screen experience with just one press of a button. Disclaimer (bottom of the page): Excludes Call of Duty titles. Benefits vary by Xbox Game Pass plan. Game library varies over time, by region, device, and Xbox Game Pass plan. xbox.com/gamepass. In-game benefits vary by game, region, and over time. Game must be installed to access in-game benefits. Xbox Cloud Gaming requires an Xbox Game Pass subscription and supported device (both sold separately). Cloud playable games not included with Xbox Game Pass are sold separately, and may be made available with Xbox Game Pass in the future. Game library varies. Stream directly on Xbox consoles, or with the Xbox app or at xbox.com/play on supported devices. Select regions (xbox.com/regions) and devices at xbox.com/cloud-devices. See cloud gaming library (xbox.com/play). Rewards: Terms apply. Microsoft Account required. Select markets only. Rewards vary by Game Pass Plan and Rewards Level. Point values vary by local market currency, Rewards level, and the number of points redeemed. Point multipliers compared to Game Pass Essential earning potential. Gameplay rewards for 18+. Exclusive quests with Premium and Ultimate plans only, for titles in the Game Pass library. Excludes PC Games that require 3rd party launchers or are played on Battle.net. Playtime required for all quests. Qualifying purchases at Microsoft Store (online, or on Windows or console) at Rewards with Xbox.
Release date: October 16, 2025
Product Dimensions: 6.1 x 12.5 x 5.1 inches; 1.5 Pounds
Type of item: Video Game
Item model number: 90NV00G1-M001B0
Item Weight: 1.5 pounds
Manufacturer: ASUS
Batteries: 2 AAA batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: September 26, 2025
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Style: ROG Xbox Ally Z2
The handheld is super comfortable in my hands (feels like I'm holding a slightly larger Xbox controller). The interface is easy to navigate weather it's in the Xbox full screen mode or desktop mode. the display quality is great. I love all the different display modes they offer (like fps, RPG, racing, just to name a few). the battery life is rather good as well which surprised me. there isn't much lag if you set it up correctly.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2026 by Greg Thompson
Style: ROG Xbox Ally Z2
This is my first handheld PC after being a Xbox console user. It plays most new games very well and I have access to my existing digital library. I now am able to play a lot more Gamepass games I've been wanting to try, while on the go or while the household TV is being used for other things. Also having access to Steam, GOG, and emulation has expanded my gaming possibilities. It's very easy to use and intuitive, and there's YouTube videos to help walk through everything you might want to do with it. Highly recommend!!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2026 by Tyler Short
Style: ROG Xbox Ally Z2
This thing is awesome and I really enjoy playing it. Pretty decent battery life and plenty of power. Also works as a PC with Windows 11 and has enough power to run SolidWorks or office tools and even some light video editing. Easy to upgrade ssd. I already upgraded to a 2 TB. Highly recommended loads of fun.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2026 by ED G
Style: ROG Xbox Ally Z2
I purchased the ROG Xbox Ally Z2a (2025) - This is an important distinction. The Z2a uses the same type of SSD as the Xbox Ally X - M2 2280, whereas the older, uses the M2 2230 type SSD (which tops out at 2TB). Why this matters is because, with the M2 2280 type SSD, you can upgrade your Ally to 4TB. Now, it is important to note that if you have a device that uses that square-looking M2 2230 SSD, you may still be able to use the M2 2280 type SSD to upgrade your storage to 4TB, but you’ll need to use a physical adapter, which costs $4.99 USD on Amazon. I strongly caution you, if you plan to do this… Even though the M2 2280 will work in a M2 2230 slot, a device that uses a M2 2230 – type SSD, may not have the physical space to do this! I drive all around this country for work, sometimes going months in almost a different hotel every night. Since, I drive an SUV filled with equipment where space and weight aren’t really an issue, I would bring my Xbox Series X and an 8 lbs Alienware laptop everywhere I went. Now, my work travel is about include a lot more international flying, so bringing a series x and a heavy gaming laptop are just not practical. I bought this thing to essentially replace my Xbox Series X and Laptop. I would have bought the ROG Xbox Ally X, but the only ROG Xbox Ally X I could find on Amazon that would ship to Korea was around $1400 bucks plus custom fees. But, I have ZERO buyer’s remorse about getting the model that I did. The main reason is, I rarely play this thing handheld -unless I’m in an airport or on a plane. The other 90% of the time, I play docked. This is an important distinction, because playing handheld, sure, the Xbox Ally X will blow this out of the water. The Xbox Ally X has some important things going for it, if your main purpose is to play this handheld. It has more RAM (which will make it feel snappier), a bigger hard drive, a bigger battery, and a redesigned cooling system. However, the difference between the Z2a and the Z2 Extreme chipset is negligible. If you play docked in turbo mode, and upgrade your SSD, a lot of the advantages the Xbox Ally X has over this model becomes minimal or, just flat out, goes away. I’ve upgraded the storage to a 4TB SSD (Samsung 990 Pro - but there are way cheaper options out there), I bought a Dock (Ivanky 14-1 w/ 100W charger - this gives me ports up the yin yang), a bluetooth foldable full sized keyboard/mouse, a Power A Fusion Wireless controller (hall effect everything + plus licensed Xbox wireless and rumble - the best rumble in the business), and I got an Arpoza 16.1 in portable monitor (1080/144Hz) - plus carrying cases for all this stuff. I also bought MS office 2024 - because the Ally is a full on Windows 11 PC. All this cost roughly a little bit more than the price of the $1400 USD + customs fees price tag of the Xbox Ally X, shipping to Korea (the South one, if anyone was wondering). What was once hauling around over 20-30 lbs worth of bulky extra stuff, is now less than 5 lbs, and is the size of a camcorder bag and a tablet. These are the games I play on here: Overwatch, Starfield, Mass Effect Legendary, Mass Effect Andromeda (and multiplayer), Kingdoms of Amalur, Fallout 4, Elder Scrolls Online, Drangonage ink, Fenyx Rising, Injustice 1 & 2, Marvel vs Capcom 3 and Infinite, Jade Empire, Starcraft II, Age of Empires II, and War Hammer 40K Dawn of War I & II. Docked, all of the games I play are older and play, no problem, at 1080p, 60 - 144 fps. The only 2 that kinda struggle and take a little bit of tweaking are Starfield and ME: Andromeda. Andromeda, I can get to med/high at 60 fps. Starfield, realistically, I’m looking at medium settings, 40 - 50 fps. In handheld mode, both these titles struggle, but are totally playable at 1080, 30 fps~ - you can even do 720p for better performance. All my other games play great handheld at 1080p, 60+ fps. You can ask Co-Pilot or any other AI to help you optimize your system for each game. Let’s talk about the not so good stuff... This is not an Xbox. Unless you have a solid internet connection, you cannot, in fact, take your whole Xbox library with you. If you’re doing CLOUD GAMING, sure, you can play A LOT of your game library. However, if we’re talking about download and take it with you and play whether you have an internet connection or not, well, that’s another story. You can only download the games from your library, if you own a digital copy and the game is a “Play Anywhere,” title. Out of the 186 games on my Xbox Series X (4TB external HDD), only 5 of those games meet that criteria (Starfield, Marvel vs Capcom Infinite, High on Life, Fallout 4, and Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition). I had to re-buy the PC version of the other games! I had to get the Mass Effect games from EA Play, I had to get Overwatch and Starcraft from Battlenet, I had to get ESO from Bethesda, and the rest came from Steam. Luckily, it was Christmas and the games I play are older, cheap, and were on sale for less than $10 bucks a piece- but your mileage may vary. What’s also important to note is, even if you download a game from your Xbox library, on the ROG Xbox Ally, you are playing the PC version of these titles (with some exception -Fallout 4 gave me a weird console port with menus that didn’t allow me to tweak much of my graphic setting – opting me to buy a full PC version on steam). This is an important distinction, because an Esports title like Overwatch, on the ROG Xbox Ally or any other gaming handheld, you are in a PC Lobby, using a controller with aim assist disabled, playing against PC players who have mouse and keyboard precision, and probably a monitor with a higher refresh rate than you. This is because Battlenet recognizes the RoG Xbox Ally as a windows PC, not an Xbox Console. Also, PC versions of console games feel a little bit loose and generic to me. Console versions feel specifically tuned and optimized for your console, whereas the PC version is flexible to accommodate an entire spectrum of PC gaming rigs. To be fair, holding a steam deck or any other handheld feels pretty okay. The slimmer designs on some of the other handhelds, arguably, feels good in the hand... But even though the ally feels a bit bulkier than a normal Xbox controller, you just can’t beat the comfortable feel of gripping the contours of the xbox udders. This is probably the most comfortable gaming handheld out there. Now, the udders are not perfect, they feel fatter than a normal xbox controller, which I do notice and am not completely in love with. Another thing, is the angle in which I need to hold the Ally to play and view the screen... is not the angle I would normally hold a controller, which I definitely feel throw me off. For me, there is some major dexterity loss when using any handheld, which matters when you’re playing something like Overwatch. The fatter, broader triggers and bumpers, I feel, were made to compensate for this, but it’s not perfect, by any means, and I find it slightly annoying when playing handheld, while sitting on a toilet. Let’s talk about sticks. These feel the most like controller sticks than the MSI Claw, the Legion GO 2, the OneXFly – The ROG Xbox Ally (X) have the best feeling thumbsticks. They have the tension you would get on a normal controller. The other handhelds do not, they feel loose and numb. The ROG Xbox Ally (X) does not have Hall Effect Sticks like the other handhelds do… and yeah, one month in, I’ve got stick drift. Now, I’ve used Armory Crate and in-game calibration to mitigate a lot of that, to where it’s not debilitating, but… stick drift never goes away, it will only get worse. Not something you wanna even have to think about with a console that cost $500+ USD. However, as I mentioned, I rarely play this thing handheld; I’m almost always docked, with a controller, so this rarely affects me, but I’m rare. A lot of people buy these handhelds to play them handheld – this is a glaring black eye. You can either swap out the sticks yourselves with Hall Effect Sticks for $20-30 USD on Amazon, or contact ASUS. If you’re using this handheld as PC replacement… it is absolutely capable. I work on this for hours as a full on desktop replacement when I’m on travel. I am able to do work stuff on here, write documents, stream Overwatch, watch movies -I edit youtube cooking videos using Moavi on here; it all works great with very little struggle. But, manage your expectations, this is full-blown windows running on a mobile-grade chipset – It’s not gonna feel blazing fast. Also, it’s portable and it’s not. Whipping it out to play games on the go in an airport, this thing is great. However, if you want to whip it out to write a novel in an airport… there is some logistical setup that’s just not practical, like say a laptop. If I’m using this as a PC, I’m settled in, in my hotel room, and it’s not moving for a while. Let’s talk about the elephant in the room. I roughly spent $1500-1600 USD for my entire setup. Yes, the console, the 4TB SSD, the dock, the portable monitor, the Elite 2 alternative controller, a foldable wireless keyboard/mouse, protective cases for all this stuff, even a JBL GO 4 speaker, and a carry bag to put it all in. If I’m not bringing my portable monitor, I can HDMI right into a hotel TV. Though it’s hard to give up the 144 hz refresh rate that the monitor brings. That’s a lot money – I didn’t even get the higher end version of this thing. I mean, I could have just bought a newer gaming laptop with better performance - no argument there. I actually kinda recommend that. It would be arguably be way cheaper. The form factor and weight-savings alone made this worth it for me. Being able to whip this out and play it handheld, was a feature I didn’t know I’d use as often as I find myself doing now. VERDICT: As I said before, I have zero buyer’s remorse about this purchase. But, I know my use cases for this may not be that common… or is it? I love this thing. I love how compact it is. I love how versatile it is. Do I wish I could have bought the higher-end ROG Xbox Ally X? Kinda– arguably better performance, a bigger battery, better cooling– it’s black. But, if I did, I probably would not have had the budget to get the 4TB future-proofing SSD that I did, so immediately. The ROG Xbox Ally Z2a is not a flawless device—it has quirks, compromises, and some limitations that buyers should be aware of. But for me, the trade-offs were worth it. It’s compact, flexible, and powerful enough to replace both my console and laptop on the road. If your use case looks anything like mine, you’ll probably find yourself loving it too. This isn’t an Xbox, and it isn’t a gaming laptop—it’s something in between. And for me, that “in between” is exactly what I needed. It’s not perfect, but it’s fun, it’s practical, and it’s made my gaming life on the road so much easier. Zero regrets here.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2026 by Shaft of the Spear
Style: ROG Xbox Ally Z2
Very disappointed in this item. First off, with it being affiliated with Xbox and came with 3 months of Xbox Game Pass I didn't expect to see every game I wanted to try to play to say that they were not compatible with handheld. The few games I came across that did work with handheld, I already own with my PlayStation! Secondly, I figured I would check out other features like playing some games I own on Steam. First off, the graphics were not very good. Also, the controls were very difficult to figure out due to the fact that the games are made for PC. Total waste of my money. I had ordered it with the screen protector and carry case. Thankfully I didn't put the screen protector on it. I set the machine back to factory settings and I shipped everything back today. I just hope it doesn't take long to get my refund!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2026 by Lonny Ricker
Style: ROG Xbox Ally Z2
Yes this is an amazing product. Perfect for pick up and go gaming while at work or travelling. It'll eat a switch alive. Pro and Con is it runs window. Glitches out a bit, makes me curious about steam deck. Giving up windows will be hard.
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2026 by Brandon Stuart Dosch
Style: ROG Xbox Ally Z2
Very light compared to the other Ally devices. The xbox grip makes it confortable for long periods of use. Im enjoying using it. Just be aware that its low end cheaper Xbox Ally, it wont run all the new title perfectly or at all but for casual, indie or less demanding games, its perfect.
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2026 by Shinkai
Style: ROG Xbox Ally Z2
Overall the system is working well, there are issues with Xbox app that Microsoft needs to fix. For some reason my son cant accept an xbox game invitation without being forced to cloud stream and that is a whole other setup. The keyboard switches too touch screen and won't bring up the controller functions fully and system needs to be restarted often to fix this issue. Game quality is good, there's no frame skips. It says xbox compatible but this is the computer version only. I would give this 4 stars if these inconveniences are fixed. Its not a full xbox handheld like the search brought up when I entered the information, my fault for not doing a total research of the product however it's nice knowing we can use steam if we want too.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2026 by Ryan Bear Medicine