The ROG Ally with an AMD Z1 Extreme processor, 512GB of storage, and 16GB of RAM is looking like it'll give Valve some trouble.
Asus ROG Ally have so far been favorable
, with the handheld apparently feeling thinner, lighter, and less bulky than the Steam Deck. A few questions still remain about the device, including if its thinner design comes with a trade-off in battery life. But the biggest question is how much will it cost? Valve has been able to price its Steam Deck very competitively because it’s a device that pushes new users towards the company’s Steam store, which happened to generate around $10 billion in revenue last year, of which Valve gets a cut. Asus does not have that, and many have worried that higher spec’d versions of the ROG Ally could potentially cost over $1,000.
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