Here’s When You Can Buy the OLED Xbox Ally Handheld You’ve Always Wanted

That beautiful, translucent version of the ROG Xbox Ally X—finally sporting a more vibrant OLED screen—won’t cost you nearly as much as many have feared due to RAM prices. It will still carve a mighty chunk from your wallet. At Gamescom, Asus declared the next version of the Xbox Ally X, named the Xbox Ally X20, will arrive on store shelves Oct. 15. And here’s what you really want to know: it will cost you $1,300. That’s $300 more than the previous-gen Asus ROG Xbox Ally X, though the new version does come with a few standout additions—most notably a larger, 7.4-inch OLED display. Asus originally planned to ship its X20 edition—named for the company’s 20th anniversary festivities—with a pair of ROG XReal R1 Edition 20 AR glasses. Thankfully, the company is now breaking them up so you can buy them separately or bundled for $2,500. Those glasses aren’t cheap by themselves at $850, though you could still save money if you simply buy both an original Ally X and the glasses separately. The only reason you’d go for both is if you have a Goldfinger level of fetish for shiny metallic coloring. Even with the cool translucent shell that makes me ache for my translucent purple Game Boy Advanc