ASUS renews its range of laptops with integrated AI in the Zenbook 14 and the Vivobook S series

ASUS has taken advantage of Computex 2026 to present the new generation of its consumer laptopswith the Zenbook 14 and the Vivobook S family as protagonists. All models arrive under the seal Copilot+ PC and with support for several processors: Intel, AMD and Snapdragondepending on the model. The bet is clear: AI on board without giving up mobility or autonomy.

The new Zenbook 14 arrives with a Ceraluminum chassis that weighs 1.2 kilos and debuts two new colors: Arctic Blue and Komodo Coral. The battery reaches more than 21 hours according to ASUS internal tests, and the device incorporates up to 50 NPU TOPS depending on the chosen processor. Options range from Intel Core to Snapdragon to AMD, offering plenty of flexibility depending on user needs.

Privacy features are included such as Windows Hello, adaptive screen dimming and security Microsoft Pluton. Fast charging is present on all models, and the all-in-one adapter is part of the standard package.

Vivobook S: metal, OLED and exceptional autonomy

The Vivobook S14 and S16 opt for an all-metal design in light blue and matte grey, with up to 16-inch OLED displays, 89% screen-to-body ratio, and TÜV Rheinland certification for low blue light emission. Both models run exclusively on Snapdragon more than 25 hours of autonomymaking them serious options for those who work outside the office frequently. Fast charging allows you to reach 60% in 49 minutes, and the 14-inch model starts at 1.36 kilos. Both meet the military standard MIL-STD-810H.

The new Vivobook S14 Flip and S16 Flip They add 2K OLED touch screen and compatibility with the ASUS Pen 3.0. The 360-degree convertible form factor allows you to use them as a tablet, in laptop mode, in a tent or on a stand. The autonomy is around 20 hours, the TDP can reach 35 watts for demanding workloads and the metal chassis of the 14-inch model starts at 1.41 kilos. They also include Snapdragon Sound and Dolby Audio.

Copilot+ PC as a common denominator

All models presented are Copilot+ PCswhich means support for the latest AI features in Windows 11 and the ability to run AI tasks locally, without relying on external servers. It is an aspect that ASUS highlights in these devices, aimed at profiles that need sustained performance combined with good energy efficiency.

The variety of processors available in the Zenbook 14 is possibly the most interesting point of this generation: Intel, AMD and Snapdragon in the same model allows each buyer to find the balance they are looking for between raw performance, efficiency and compatibility with the Windows ARM ecosystem. In the Vivobook S, the bet is exclusively on Snapdragon, reflecting ASUS’s growing confidence in the Qualcomm platform for the consumer laptop segment.

With this renewal, ASUS arrives at Computex 2026 with a clearly differentiated consumer range: the Zenbook 14 covers the premium mobility segment with greater platform flexibility, while the Vivobook S family is aimed at those seeking the greatest possible autonomy without sacrificing a careful design.