ASUS has scheduled a YouTube premiere for its “next ROG Ally” device. A recent leak suggests that the Taiwanese firm will offer a refreshed model rather than a ROG Ally 2.

In our Asus ROG Ally review, we called the handheld a “solid but imperfect Steam Deck challenger.” The gorgeous ergonomics and colorful display made it a joy to play on, but the battery life is lacking and Windows 11 is a bit of a plague when it comes to actually using the device.

Earlier this year, it was revealed that Asus was getting everything into gear to announce a brand new version of its ROG Ally gaming handheld device, set to release sometime in 2024. And now, well, it seems that sometime has arrived.

I told you how Asus has officially extended its warranty on the ROG Ally gaming handheld’s SD card reader to two full years in the United States, presumably to give you more time to get it fixed. But Asus refuses to confirm to The Verge that it’s actually identified a fix for the issue.

If the Asus ROG Ally is really dropping soon, it'll need these changes to give it a fighting chance against the Steam Deck.

Nintendo has finally confirmed it will discuss the Nintendo Switch successor soon, putting handheld gaming fans on red alert.

The Anker PowerCore 737 can be used like any other power bank; it does a fine job of charging any of your standard mobile electronics. It has two USB Type-C ports and one USB Type-A port. One of the USB Type-C ports is bi-directional,