US EditionAsus’ upcoming ROG Ally 2 could be the Xbox handheld we’ve all been waiting for
- Leaked regulatory listings revealed two versions of the Asus ROG Ally 2 handheld, including one featuring a dedicated Xbox button, indicating Microsoft’s ongoing collaboration with Asus on an Xbox-branded device.
- Rumors and leaks have circulated for months about Microsoft’s Xbox handheld, codenamed Project Kennan, with reports differing on hardware specs and OS details but confirming a partnership with Asus.
- The black Xbox variant features a high-performance AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme processor with eight cores and a 36-watt power envelope, alongside a 7-inch display that refreshes at 120Hz and 64GB of LPDDR5X memory. In contrast, the white model is less powerful, equipped with a 4-core, 20-watt AMD Aerith Plus chip.
- According to leaked data, the Asus ROG Ally 2 includes two USB-C ports, molded controller grips, and a dedicated Xbox button on the black model, with a likely announcement at Computex 2025 starting May 20.
- The unveiling of the Asus ROG Ally 2 marks a significant step toward realizing the Xbox handheld concept, suggesting Microsoft and Asus aim to enter the growing handheld gaming market later in 2025.
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Asus’ upcoming ROG Ally 2 could be the Xbox handheld we’ve all been waiting for
It seems that the Xbox handheld might be less of a dream and more of a reality, given the latest leaks. We just got new leaked images of the Asus ROG Ally 2, which will rival some of the best gaming handhelds, and there’s a major surprise in there for Xbox fans. We’ve been hearing […]
Xbox handheld pic leaks in new photos of collaboration with Asus
The original Asus ROG Ally (Asus) Photos have emerged of Xbox’s upcoming Asus handheld collaboration, which is expected to be released later this year. Microsoft has been teasing plans for two separate handhelds for some time now, with one being a next gen device and the other a third party collaboration. Based on a teaser trailer from last month, the latter appears to be a team-up with Asus, which launched its own handheld gaming device, the As…
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