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SAVE $80: Today,gay ballerina boy sex video Nov. 6., the Aus ROG Ally handheld gaming system is on sale for $619.99 in an early Black Friday deal. That's $80 off the regular list price of $699.99. For My Best Buy members, there are even more savings to be had: members can take an additional $20 off the sale.

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PC gamers, rejoice. Early Black Friday deals are already here at Best Buy, and this is one you won't want to miss.

The Asus ROG Ally's price has dropped from $699.99 to $619.99. That's $80 (or a little over 11%) off in savings. If you're a My Best Buy member, you can take this deal one step further and claim an extra $20 off, which would take the price down to $599.99. This is the lowest price available since the handheld was released earlier this year.

In the lead-up to the Asus ROG Ally's release, Mashable's Dylan Hass broke down how it compares with the Steam Deck, noting that while both devices are portable gaming PCs, they have important differences when it comes to power. Haas wrote, "The Ally is way more powerful on paper than the Deck. It comes equipped with an AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme CPU, as well as an AMD Radeon RDNA 3 GPU — if that's gibberish to you, all you really need to know is that it's a pretty beefy setup for such a small device." We also love the Ally because it lets you access any PC game, whereas the Steam Deck only lets you access the Steam Library.

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Start your Black Friday shopping early when you score the Asus ROG Ally for $80 off today.

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