The Nintendo Switch 2 has made its debut, potentially complicating your choice of handheld console this year. While Nintendo’s new system, set to release on June 5th, may appear akin to handheld gaming PCs like the Steam Deck and Asus ROG Ally, there are several key differences. These differences span how games are purchased and played, control methods, performance, and storage expansion. However, unique features don’t always equate to being the best.
Tech enthusiasts might already be aware of the primary distinctions between major handhelds, potentially enough to have a favorite. However, some might appreciate a more detailed breakdown. That’s what I’ll provide here, focusing on comparing the Switch 2 to the Asus ROG Ally and the Ally X, two prominent handheld gaming PCs that aren’t the Steam Deck. These devices are particularly notable due to their availability at Best Buy. I have already contrasted the Switch 2 with Valve’s console, so this discussion will focus exclusively on Asus’s consoles, which boast a dedicated fanbase and impressive specs.
Pricing and availability
As mentioned, the Switch 2 is scheduled for launch on June 5th.
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