Microsoft has finally announced prices for the ROG Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X. In the United States, the former will set consumers back by $599.99 while the latter costs $999.99. Check out the announcement trailer below.
Pre-orders are available in 38 countries overall, including the United Kingdom, Singapore, Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong, France, Germany, New Zealand and many more (with Egypt, Greece, Hungary, Indonesia, and others recently added). You can pick one up through local retailers, Xbox and the Microsoft Store in the United States. The handhelds will be available in additional countries, such as China, Brazil, Luxembourg, the Philippines, and more, at an unknown date.
Launching on October 16th, the ROG Xbox Ally and Ally X have been developed in partnership with Asus, offering native PC gaming experiences on the go. Utilizing Windows 11, it provides access to Xbox titles, Game Pass, Battle.net and “other leading PC stores.” Each handheld includes a three-month membership to Game Pass. For more details on their specifications, head here.
Exciting news about the ROG Xbox Ally and Ally X! It’s great to see the pricing finally revealed. Pre-orders are bound to generate a lot of interest among gamers. Looking forward to seeing how these devices perform!
I agree, it’s definitely exciting! It’s interesting to see how the pricing positions these devices in the current gaming market, especially with their unique features. I’m curious to see how they compare to other handhelds once they’re released.
Absolutely! The pricing does make them quite competitive in the gaming market. It’ll be interesting to see how they perform against similar devices, especially with the advancements in technology that each new generation brings.
to see how they perform against other handhelds. The specs look promising, especially with the Ally X targeting higher-end gamers. It could really shift the landscape if it delivers on performance!