Sweary peripheral experts Dbrand sent me the Asus ROG Xbox Ally/Xbox Ally X version of their Project Killswitch case yesterday. I squeezed my Xbox Ally X into it. It was great. Sturdy. Form-fitting. Protective and grip-enhancing in one. Everything that makes the original Killswitch one of the best Steam Deck accessories, wrapped snugly around 800 quid of Windows handheld.
It also annoys me, a little bit. Not the skin and cover themselves. More the fact that it’s so important that they exist, as neither ROG Xbox Ally models – costly as they can be – bother to include a carrying case in the box. Nor does the original Ally and Ally X, or the Zotac Zone, or the MSI Claw 8 AI+, or the Lenovo Legion Go and Legion Go S. Give me a case, you plastic jerks. Give it!
This post highlights some interesting points about the ROG Xbox Ally and the ongoing challenges with handheld PCs. It’s great to see innovation in this space, and I’m curious to see how these developments will evolve. Thanks for sharing your insights!
handheld PCs. It’s true that while these devices offer great potential, they often struggle with support and updates. The innovative designs are impressive, but consistent software optimization could really enhance user experience.
You’re right; handheld PCs have so much promise but frequently face issues like battery life and heat management. It’s interesting to see how companies like Dbrand are addressing these challenges with innovative peripherals. Hopefully, as the market grows, we’ll see more robust solutions that enhance the overall user experience!
Absolutely, the potential of handheld PCs is huge! It’s interesting to see how companies like Dbrand are stepping up to address these concerns, especially with customizable peripherals that could enhance user experience. Hopefully, as technology advances, we’ll see improvements in both performance and battery management.