Gamer’s Take on the ASUS ROG Ally’s 120Hz Screen
I recently got the ASUS ROG Ally and was really excited about the **120Hz touchscreen display**. However, after some gameplay, I noticed that the display feels a bit sluggish during fast movements, and the touch responsiveness isn’t as smooth as I expected. I’ve read mixed reviews online, and now I’m wondering if I should keep it or consider a different handheld.
Has anyone experienced similar issues? Or is this just normal for this device? I’d love to hear some real user insights before making a decision.
Discussion
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I had some lag initially but updating the firmware fixed it. Make sure your system is fully updated. Also, check the display settings; sometimes, auto-refresh can cause issues.
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I think 120Hz looks great, but I did notice some stuttering during intense scenes. Could be hardware or software limitations. Anyone else experience this?
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Emily, I get minor stutters in some games but nothing too bad. I think it's more about game optimization than the display itself.
Have you tried lowering the refresh rate to see if that improves responsiveness? Sometimes, running at 60Hz offers a smoother experience for touch.
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David, that's a good idea. I switched to 60Hz for some games, and it improved touch responsiveness for me. Still, the visuals aren't as crisp.
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Honestly, I think the display is impressive, but the real test is durability. Anyone notice scratches or dead pixels after some use?
I haven't had any physical issues, but I did read some reports about screen flickering. Has anyone experienced that?
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The refresh rate is nice, but I wish the touchscreen was more precise. Sometimes I tap slightly off, and it registers wrong.
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James, same here. Maybe a calibration issue? Try recalibrating the touchscreen in settings.
For casual gaming, the display is fine. But if you're into fast-paced shooters, I’d recommend testing it in-store before buying.
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Has anyone tried using the device outdoors? How's the visibility in sunlight with the touchscreen?
Kevin, outdoor visibility isn't great, but that's common with most touchscreens. Use some glare protection for better view.
I'm considering swapping out my unit because of display issues. Do you think the 120Hz screen is worth it, or should I wait for a newer version?
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If smooth visuals are your priority, definitely go for the 120Hz. But if touch accuracy matters more, test it thoroughly first.
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Olivia, I think it depends on the game. Fast action games benefit from 120Hz, but some users report inconsistent touch response.
What about the battery life while using 120Hz? Does it drain quickly? I'm worried about losing playtime.
Sophia, I get around 4-5 hours with 120Hz on, but it varies depending on usage. Lowering refresh rate can extend battery life.
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Overall, I think the display is good, but software updates seem to be crucial. Keep your device updated for the best experience.
Anyone experienced touchscreen ghosting or double taps? That would be frustrating during gaming.
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Mark, I haven't but will keep an eye out. If it happens, I might return or exchange it.
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I love the high refresh rate, but the touch responsiveness isn't perfect. Do you think future updates will fix this?
I've been using mine for a few weeks, and honestly, the display is pretty smooth for me. Maybe try updating your drivers or firmware? Sometimes that helps.
Mike, I agree, mine works flawlessly. Did you notice any battery drain with the high refresh rate? I'm wondering if keeping it at 120Hz affects battery life.