ASUS may be preparing a new ROG Ally gaming handheld to debut at Computex 2026, according to leaked certification documents. Model RC74XA suggests another 7-inch device that could extend the ROG Xbox Ally series rather than a standalone ROG Ally 2. The leak reveals ASUS applying lessons from previous models to this next iteration.

The new handheld will reportedly use the AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme processor, with storage options ranging from 512GB to 2TB using M.2 2280 SSDs from various suppliers. This standardization means users will find larger capacity upgrades more easily available, addressing a limitation of previous gaming handhelds.

Questions remain about ASUS's strategy for its non-Xbox gaming handhelds, as the model numbering suggests closer alignment with the Xbox Ally series. While OLED display rumors persist, no credible leaks confirm this feature. ASUS has not announced pricing or a launch date, but Computex 2026 seems the likely venue for this refresh.