Intel Core Ultra

The specifications for this model are going to be top-tier, with the Zenbook Duo featuring an Intel Core Ultra X9 388H chip, 32GB of RAM, and 1TB of SSD storage. In addition, the laptop features two 3K OLED displays with a refresh rate up to 144Hz. Despite having dual screens, the laptop does deliver pretty good battery life, with up to 18 hours. And if you're ever low on battery, you can charge the laptop up to 60% in just 49 minutes. When it comes to port selection, you're looking at two USB-C, one USB-A, HDMI, and a 3.5mm audio jack. With these specifications, this laptop can handle pretty

Swipe to scroll horizontallyValueExpensive for a machine without OLED or Thunderbolt3/5DesignSpacious and elegant, but hard work on wrists4/5HardwareIntel Core Ultra 300 Series CPU, but no easy upgrades3.5/5PerformanceEfficient and useful for local AI4/5OverallFor the money, most customers would expect more4/5

You should buy the Asus ExpertBook Ultra if: You're an executive and want something different from the pack You value weight over cost You need more ports than the average ultrabook You should NOT buy the Asus ExpertBook Ultra if: You have a smaller budget You want a discrete GPU You prefer macOS Here's the thing. When I first started testing the Asus ExpertBook Ultra, it was January and nobody would tell us what the price was going to be. It's been my main laptop since then, the one that I go back to when I need reliable video and audio for meetings and briefings, the one