Asus May Have Accidentally Leaked Prices of Xbox Portable Consoles

Leaked ASUS ROG Ally Prices Suggest Higher-End Pricing Strategy for Xbox Portable Consoles

Spanish site 3djuegos, Pure Xbox, and Wccftech reported that prices for ASUS’s new portable console, the ROG Ally (also referred to as ROG Xbox Ally and codenamed Kennan), were leaked for the European market. These prices reportedly appeared in Google Shopping listings and on the ASUS Store. According to these sources, the base model of the ROG Ally is priced at €599, while the more advanced ROG Ally X will sell for €899. These upcoming handheld devices will feature AMD’s latest processors, including the powerful Ryzen Z2 Extreme chip for the top-tier model and a less powerful Z2 A processor option. They will run a heavily customized version of Windows 11, integrated with a new Xbox app designed to enhance multitasking and other system features through a controller-friendly interface. For context, competitor devices and earlier ASUS models are priced as follows: The Lenovo Legion Go S, which runs on SteamOS and features a Ryzen Z2 Go chip, starts at €549. A device featuring the Ryzen Z1 Extreme is priced at €829. The MSI Claw 8 AI, equipped with an Intel Core Ultra 7 258V chip, starts at €899.

ASUS ROG Ally Pricing Suggests Higher-End Rates for Portable Consoles

Earlier ASUS models, the ROG Ally, were priced at €699, with the ROG Ally X at €799.

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