ASUS ROG Ally uses an AMD Z1 Extreme 4nm processor.
It is launched at a price of ₹69,990 and is now available on ASUS Exclusive Stores, ASUS Eshop and Flipkart.
The ASUS ROG Ally has a 7-inch FHD IPS display with 120Hz refresh rate.
ASUS has announced its new gaming console that is handheld and runs on Windows 11, the all new ASUS ROG Ally — which is also India’s first Windows handheld gaming console.
Here are the five games you can play on ASUS ROG Ally:
Forza Horizon 5: Forza Horizon 5 is an open world racing game and it runs as it should be in ASUS ROG Ally because of its powerful processor .
Call Of Duty: Warzone: The 120Hz refresh rate is an advantage for combat gamers as the Call Of Duty: Warzone requires a higher refresh rate for better gaming.
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Elden Ring: It is a big game and takes time to finish so it's easy on ROG Ally as you can play it in just a tap no matter where you are.
GTA V: This legendary game is a must try on ASUS ROG Ally because why not?
Tunic: Tunis is an isometric ARPG game so it requires a mouse in PC but it’s way easier in ROG Ally.
ASUS ROG Ally uses an AMD Z1 Extreme 4nm processor paired with AMD Radeon RDNA3 Graphics. It runs on a 40 Whr battery which comes with a support of 65-watt charging. It has 16GB LPDDR5 RAM and 512GB of internal storage.
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Talking about the display configurations, it features a 7-inch FHD IPS display. It supports 120Hz refresh rate, FreeSync Premium, Dolby Vision and is protected by Gorilla Glass Victus, Gorilla Glass DXC. The handheld gaming console comes with one ROG XG Mobile interface port, one 3.5mm Audio jack and one USB Type-C Port (with USB 3.2 Gen2, support DisplayPort 1.4).
Launched at a price of ₹69,990, the handheld gaming device is definitely more costly than a Nintendo Switch or Steam Deck — however, ASUS is also offering some launch deals like ₹2000 cashback on No-cost EMI through select banks. On paper, the ASUS ROG Ally seems to be more than just a handheld gaming device — it's a fully functioning Windows 11 portable device that can also morph into a full-fledged gaming device. It's certainly worth checking out, if you want to level up your mobile gaming quotient.
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