If you are a huge gaming enthusiast, you might have heard about the Lenovo Legion Go, TECNO Pocket Go, MSI Claw A1M and ASUS ROG Ally. However, you might wonder which one of these handheld consoles are worth spending your money on or saving up for. That said, we did a deep dive into these consoles, their specs, prices and their viability in the future.To start, the Lenovo Legion Go is one huge device. This console easily dwarfed the Nintendo Switch in terms of size and length. It features an 8.
Battery-wise, the Legion Go features a 49.2Wh battery that supports Super Rapid Charge. On average, the device should offer you up to two hours of intense gaming. However, getting this device to a full charge could take over two hours. Moreover, the ROG Ally runs a 7-inch IPS display, FHD, 16:9 aspect ratio, 100% sRBG, Gorilla Glass DXC and Victus Touch Screen support. The display also supports a 120Hz refresh rate with 7ms and 500nits peak brightness. So, you will be able to enjoy great video and audio quality while gaming.
Even with the aforementioned cons, we still feel it's a solid choice for handheld consoles. At the end of the day, it does deliver a great gaming experience. For RM3299, we think the ASUS ROG Ally is worth the specs and spending if you don't mind the battery. For neutrals, it's a yes. For ASUS fans, go for it.Unlike the first two handheld consoles, we have yet to experience this device hands-on. However, we could expect what we will be getting thanks to these specs.
To recap, the response to the device has been encouraging. Controller-wise, TECNO says it has made the proper adjustments to ensure it is competitive. So you won't face any difficulties or disadvantages when playing online.
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