ASUS introduced the ExpertBook Ultra during CES 2026 in Las Vegas. Alongside the device, ASUS presented a set of AI-based productivity tools designed to support day-to-day business workflows. The laptop is positioned for enterprise and professional use, with a focus on performance, security, and durability.
“The ExpertBook Ultra is designed to meet the requirements of professional Copilot+ PC users, combining AI acceleration, a lightweight form factor, and enterprise security features,” said Tolga Özdil, Regional Commercial Director, Middle East, Turkey & Africa (META) at ASUS.
The ExpertBook Ultra features a minimalist chassis available in Jet Fog and Morn Grey. It is built using a magnesium-aluminum alloy with a Nano Ceramic Technology coating and CNC machining. The device starts at 0.99kg and meets US military-grade durability standards. Despite its weight, it includes a full set of I/O ports and a 70Wh battery.
The laptop is powered by Intel Core Ultra X9 Series 3 processors, delivering up to 50 TOPS of NPU performance for AI-related tasks. ASUS’ ExpertCool Pro thermal system supports up to 50W TDP to maintain performance under sustained workloads. The display is a 3K tandem OLED touchscreen protected by Corning Gorilla Glass, offering up to 1400 nits HDR brightness with an anti-glare finish. Audio is handled by a six-speaker system with Dolby Atmos support. Input features include a haptic touchpad and a keyboard with an excimer coating designed for durability and comfort.
The ExpertBook Ultra includes ASUS ExpertGuardian, which follows NIST SP 800-193 guidelines for platform resilience. The system is designed to protect firmware integrity, detect tampering, and automatically restore trusted firmware versions, helping reduce downtime in enterprise environments.
ASUS MyExpert is an integrated AI platform included with the ExpertBook Ultra. It combines several tools in a single interface, including AI Chat, a Knowledge Hub, AI-assisted writing and email tools, ExpertMeet features such as automated meeting summaries and follow-ups, and AI-based file search. Data protection measures are applied across both local and cloud-based workflows.
The ASUS ExpertBook Ultra will be available in GCC markets from April 2026.
