Where to buy the Asus ROG Xbox Ally handhelds: pre-orders are live now at these retailers

The two ASUS ROG Xbox Ally handhelds on a space-themed background
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Asus ROG Xbox Ally and Asus ROG Xbox Ally X pre-orders are now live and the handhelds have an official release date of October 16. If you're looking to drop $999.99 / £799 on the powerful Asus ROG Xbox Ally X or $599.99 / £499 on the slightly pared-back ASUS ROG Xbox Ally, I've gathered up all of the latest availability at the top retailers right here.

Currently, there's good availability in both the US and the UK, although I have noticed that the handheld has been sold out at a few locations. That means the stock could dry up quicker than expected, so if you're interested in the Asus ROG Xbox Ally and Asus ROG Xbox Ally X, I recommend placing a pre-order sooner rather than later.

Top options include the official Asus Store, as well as major retailers such as Best Buy and Walmart in the US, and Currys and Argos in the UK. Some stores still only have listing pages or register your interest pages, but those could swap over at any moment.

I'll keep an eye on things over the coming days and will be sure to update this page with any new deals or pre-order info as soon as I spot it.

ASUS ROG Xbox Ally: cut to the chase

  • Price: $999.99 / £799 for the Ally X; $599.99 / £499 for the Ally
  • Pre-order dates: Live now
  • Release dates: October 16, 2025

US ASUS ROG Xbox Ally pre-order quick links

US ASUS ROG Xbox Ally X pre-order quick links

UK ASUS ROG Xbox Ally pre-order quick links

UK ASUS ROG Xbox Ally X pre-order quick links

Rob Dwiar
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