ASUS ROG Xbox Ally X alternatives Most storage
The ASUS ROG Ally X (2024) leads with 1,000 GB, against 1,000 GB on the ASUS ROG Xbox Ally X. Only models whose makers list storage are ranked here.
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It matches the Xbox Ally X on battery (80 Wh), memory (24GB), storage and screen, and weighs less at 1.49 lb. The trade-off is the older Z1 Extreme chip in place of the Z2 Extreme.
It matches the Ally X on battery (80 Wh), memory (24GB) and storage, with a bigger 8-inch screen. It is the heaviest here at 1.68 lb and costs more at list ($1,299).
Same 7-inch 120Hz screen for $400 less at list, and it weighs 1.48 lb. You drop to a 60 Wh battery, 16GB of memory and a 512GB SSD.
The 8-inch 120Hz screen is bigger than the Ally X's 7-inch one, but the battery is 55.5 Wh against 80 and memory and storage are halved. This configuration runs SteamOS, not Windows.
The lightest here at about 640 g, with a slightly bigger 7.4-inch screen. Its 50 Wh battery, 16GB memory, 90Hz panel and SteamOS instead of Windows all fall short of the Ally X, and Valve sells it through Steam rather than Amazon.
Battery capacity in watt-hours is the number that most decides how long a handheld lasts away from the charger, and makers publish it for every model. RAM, SSD size, screen size, refresh rate and weight are published consistently too. Chip names are listed for reference but not scored, because makers publish no common performance figure.
The overall ranking on the ASUS ROG Xbox Ally X alternatives page weighs every published spec. This page answers one question only, so a model can rank first here and lower overall. The DupeScore beside each model is the overall figure.
