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Asus makes quality consumer electronics, whether you’re talking about laptops, desktops, keyboards, mice, or other accessories. And the ROG and TUF gaming brands provide a great balance between premium gaming performance and affordability.

With a veritable deluge of new products announced at CES 2026, the Asus lineup may feel intimidating. But these are the four computers from Asus that are worth your time.

Zenbook Duo

Last year’s Zenbook Duo was stymied by poor battery life, but powered by Intel’s new Panther Lake (Core Ultra 3 series) processors, this year’s Zenbook Duo just might have real staying power since Intel promises up to 27 hours of video streaming battery life.

Plus, Panther Lake’s integrated graphics performance is good enough you can use the Zenbook Duo for heavy video edits without needing a discrete GPU, which will save you on weight, thermals, and battery life. In fact, the 2026 Zenbook Duo is incredibly light, weighing just 3.64 pounds (1.65Kg) thanks to its Ceraluminum chassis which is pretty impressive for a laptop with dual OLED screens.

ROG G1000 Desktop

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If you’re a fan of Asus ROG’s AniMe Vision, this is the desktop PC you absolutely need to save for. It may be a pricey beast, but the ROG G1000 case features Asus’ new AniMe Holo technology on the side panel, bringing full-color hologram technology to your desktop case.

The ROG G1000 is currently designed to handle an AMD Ryzen 9000 series CPU up to the Ryzen 9 9950X3D, and an Nvidia GeForce RTX graphics card up to the RTX 5090, though Asus has confirmed the case will be upgraded to handle any new developments on the CPU and GPU front that may be coming later this year.

The G1000 sports the ROG X870 motherboard with support for up to 128GB of DDR5 U-DIMM 4800 MT/s memory, and 2 NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD slots with preconfigured models offering up to 64GB of memory and 2TB of SSD storage.

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ROG Zephyrus G14

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I love a good 14-inch gaming laptop, and the Zephyrus G14 now comes in both Intel and AMD flavors, so there’s something for everyone, assuming you don’t want a bulkier, desktop replacement gaming laptop, that is.

In the revamped, sleeker chassis that debuted in 2024, the G14 is still a slim, ultra-portable gaming laptop that’s sure to be an absolute powerhouse, packing the latest Intel and AMD processors along with discrete graphics up to the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080.

Weighing just 3.31 pounds, the Zephyrus G14 is actually lighter than the Zenbook Duo, which is a little wild for a laptop packing a discrete GPU.

TUF Gaming A14

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The TUF Gaming A14 is one of the lightest gaming laptops I’ve ever held in my hands, and that’s not even the most impressive thing about the TUF A14. Previous versions of the TUF Gaming A14 have had some fantastic battery life, ranging up to 10 hours of web surfing. The 2026 model ups the ante with an AMD Strix Halo (Ryzen AI Max 300 series) processor and 73Whr battery.

While the new TUF Gaming A14 doesn’t have a discrete Nvidia graphics card, AMD’s Strix Halo APU does have graphics performance that rivals the RTX 4070 mobile, and just may offer better battery life in the bargain.

Madeline (She/Her) is a contributing writer at TechRadar. She’s also a gamer, photographer, and PADI scuba diving instructor.

As a former Laptop Mag staff writer and a lab tester for Future sites including TechRadar, Tom’s Guide, and Tom’s Hardware, Madeline has a background in computing hardware spanning the gamut from keyboards and mice to desktops, laptops, and monitors. She’s also written about gaming, comics, films, scuba diving, and psychology.

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