The ROG Xbox Ally X keeps selling out while the standard version remains available

The most complete version of the portable from Xbox and ASUS has become the public's favorite

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The new ROG Xbox Ally X has yet to officially hit the market, but its success is already evident. With just a few days left until its release, the most powerful portable console from ASUS and Xbox is sold out in almost every store, confirming that interest in this revision is much higher than in the original version.

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In Spain and other international markets, such as the UK or the US, reservations for the Ally X model have been closed in major chains, while the standard ROG Xbox Ally can still be easily found in stock. This suggests that ASUS has manufactured more units of the base edition to ensure initial availability, leaving the premium version with limited production.

More battery, more memory, and more demand

The appeal of the ROG Xbox Ally X lies in the details. Its 24 GB of LPDDR5X RAM, the new cooling system, and the expanded battery have convinced those looking for a more solid alternative to play Xbox Game Pass and PC titles without relying on the charger.

• Additionally, the redesigned interior improves thermal distribution and allows for longer sessions with less noise, something highly valued by users who intensively use the portable mode.

For now, ASUS has not revealed reservation numbers, but everything indicates that the ROG Ally X could become one of the most in-demand releases of the year in the portable segment. Players who are still hesitant can find the standard version available in stores like Amazon or the official ASUS website, although perhaps not for much longer.