One of the most common searches regarding laptops is the quest for a "cheap gaming laptop," and while there are options out there, the Asus ROG Ally handheld gaming PC may be better than all of them.
It's a simple matter of compromises. In order to hit that sub-$1,000 price point that we see as the threshold to be considered a cheap gaming laptop, manufacturers have no choice but to make some cuts. Often it's the display, so now you're playing your favorite game at 95fps on a dim and dull display that makes everything look bland. Maybe they used a marginal CPU and GPU, now you're chugging along at 25fps on modern games. Whatever the trade-off might be, rest assured, there will be one.
