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Compare ASUS Laptops

Every ASUS laptop in our database, with the specs that matter lined up the same way. Tick Compare on two to five to see them side by side.

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Choosing an ASUS laptop

ASUS has one of the widest laptop ranges. Vivobook is the everyday line, from budget Vivobook Go to the sleeker Vivobook S. Zenbook covers premium thin laptops, often with OLED screens, including the dual-screen Zenbook Duo. ProArt is built for creators, with colour-accurate screens.

For gaming, TUF Gaming is the tougher, better-value line and ROG (Republic of Gamers) the premium one, from the compact Zephyrus G14 to the big Strix G18. ASUS also makes Chromebooks, including Chromebook Plus models.

Many ASUS laptops use OLED screens even at mid-range prices, so they’re worth a look if picture quality matters to you.

Frequently asked questions

Is ASUS a good laptop brand?

Yes. ASUS makes good-value laptops across every category and is especially strong in gaming (ROG and TUF) and OLED laptops (Zenbook and Vivobook).

Vivobook or Zenbook?

Vivobook is the everyday range. Zenbook is the premium range: thinner, lighter, better built and usually with a better screen.

ROG or TUF: which ASUS gaming laptop?

TUF Gaming is the budget-friendly, durable range. ROG costs more and adds better screens, cooling and design.

What is the ASUS Zenbook Duo?

A laptop with two full-size screens, one above the other, and a detachable keyboard. It suits people who want a second screen on the go.