ASUS ROG Ally X: 40% more battery, M.2 2280 SSD and price of $799 [RUMOR]

Although ASUS has not released much information about the ROG Ally

As revealed by representatives of the corporation, the ROG Ally X will have a battery that is approximately 40% more efficient than what we see in the current model and will continue to use the AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme CPU. It will also have a 7-inch 120 Hz VRR IPS display – promising to further enhance the current experience.

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In addition to this information, insiders guarantee that ASUS will not bring a “non-Extreme” version of its chip. Furthermore, it is revealed that the new model will only be sold with an M.2 2280 SSD with 1TB of storage – different from what is seen in the 2023 ROG Ally models, which also have 512GB versions.

Its memory will also be higher than the 16GB model, but it has not been established whether we will have a ROG Ally X with 24GB or 32GB. According to “@MysteryLupin“, the new device will be launched at a suggested retail price of $799. That’s $100 more than the retail price of the current model, with the memory and larger SSD capacity adding there.

According to ASUS, the ROG Ally X will be officially revealed during Computex 2024, on June 2nd. However, with very few differences compared to the original model and with active participation from insiders on social media, it would have been much simpler to have already revealed the specifications and just show it in action at the event.

Does ASUS have surprises in store for the ROG Ally X?

As previously mentioned, it is possible that the ASUS ROG Ally X still has some surprises hidden up its sleeve to boost sales of its new device.