compare rog ally and nintendo switch

We got the Nintendo Switch and the upcoming ASUS ROG Ally. Today though, we’re looking at the updated version of ASUS's handheld gaming console – the ROG Xbox Ally. Design and Construction At first glance, you’ll think that the ROG Xbox Ally looks almost identical to the ROG Ally of before. In terms of the design of the ROG Xbox Ally, it also gets rid of the boxy design of the OG ROG Ally and Ally X. My hands no longer get tired when I’m using the ROG Xbox Ally to play outside since it feels identical to holding a big controller. The ROG Xbox Ally weighs 670 grams, which is almost a 70-gram increase compared to the original ROG Ally. ASUS did get rid of the proprietary PCIE port similar to the ROG Ally X, and instead, you get two USB-C ports still located at the top. Display and Multimedia While there are changes to the design of the ROG Xbox Ally, the display is very much the same as before. Read more in our articles including "WATCH: ASUS ROG Ally vs. Nintendo Switch: Which one is for you?" and "ASUS ROG Xbox Ally Review".