ASUS – ProArt PX13 13.3″ 3K OLED Touchscreen 2-in-1 – AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 388 2026 – 32GB Memory – 512GB Storage – Copilot+ PC – Nano Black

I loved it - I was so excited to get this laptop. It’s small, it’s light, great for travel. Short on memory but you can add a micro sd card. However mine was an open box and didn’t work right out of the box. Wish Best Buy had checked that it worked before I got it. When I took it to the techs they said I could wait weeks for it to be sent to Asus or get a refund. I do regret getting the refund claim cause I really liked it

Nice packaging, speakers were bad - packaging was sleek and nice, I liked the touchscreen and how you could turn it into a tablet. Speakers were not good. Unsure if it was something wrong with the specific one I got but definitely something to double-check or consider.

Powerful laptop - It's incredible that you can have this kind of horse power in a small form factor. Great if you are trying to downsize a laptop without losing performance.

Unique, yet flawed Ultrabook - Purchased as an open box excellent and it arrived as though new other than the seals on the box open and a few charge cycles on the battery. The build quality is great overall and the lightweight compact size was something I wanted for carrying in a backpack. The AMD AI Max+ is limited to a small number of laptops and handheld gaming computers and has a good blend of processing capability along with a dedicated NPU and one of the highest performance integrated GPUs available. Nvidia is soon releasing a similar ARM based processor however will cost significantly more in the laptops announced so far. Battery life is better than most gaming laptops with a dedicated GPU for more office focused or web browsing tasks, but doesn't gain much with more intensive tasks. Unified RAM can be manually allocated to the GPU as needed depending on needs which can be a plus when comparing to a gaming laptop with 16GB system RAM and 8GB VRAM as this PX13 has 32GB total with up to 24GB to the GPU (only reserves 8GB to CPU) The issues I had which ultimately lead me to return and order a Lenovo Legion 7 with the same AMD AI Max+ 388 were with the ASUS drivers, screen, and reduced performance compared to other systems with the same processor and iGPU. The AMD drivers are stuck on a version from December of 2025 due to an issue with conflicts of the audio drivers if attempts are made to update through the AMD service directly. I found out this has been know for quite some time and still no fixes are available from ASUS. I don't know if it was just because of the screen refresh rate or other factors, but the stuttering and tearing were horrible in the few games I tried even after several attempts to tweak settings whether it be more recent titles or slightly older titles. I ran a few benchmarks and was getting results somewhat below those of other AI Max systems with the same 8060s iGPU even in performance mode. What I realized was that performance mode is still operating at a lower tier that what the processor is really capable of and requires going into a manual profile and setting custom fan curves to get the most out of the system that still wasn't on par with other posted results. For comparison, I had higher results and far smoother performance on the stock auto setting of the Legion with a fraction of the fan noise.

Crazy deal with prices exceeding expectations - This is. Great laptop for creators with surprising battery for how much battery life you get from the device.

Great hardware, but 60Hz is a dealbreaker - The specs are genuinely impressive, and I love the form factor. But the 60Hz kills it for me at this price. Ended up returning it. If refresh rate doesn't matter for you, it's a great machine.

Great productive laptop - I love ever feature of this laptop!! It’s sturdy, capable, and the 2 in 1 is such a nice feature!

Great laptop - works as it should, does the job listed and performs how it describes

Powerful Performance with a Beautiful Design - I’ve been very happy with the ASUS ProArt. It has a sleek, professional design and delivers excellent performance for creative work. Everything feels fast and responsive, and the display quality is impressive, especially when working with images and design projects. It’s a great combination of performance, quality, and style, and it has been a great addition to my workspace.

ASUS ProArt Laptop - It’s compact, sleek, and processes software applications quickly. I love it.

ASUS ProArt laptop - Loving the performance and the notebook feature. Extra purchase of stylus was worth it.

Very happy with my purchase - I’m very happy with this laptop. It is fast, compact, and the OLED touchscreen looks amazing. I’ve been using it for everyday work and AI tools, and everything runs smoothly. I also like that it feels well built and is easy to carry. So far, it has been a great purchase and I would recommend it.

Great laptop - The laptop itself was great it had a nice screen and accurate colors the large ram was amazing as well although 512 was a bit restrictive but still was great the only reason I returned it was because the windows software was so bloated that even with 32 g of ram I was already using 20 just for casual usage and when editing it would top out quickly and start kicking fans in within 20 minutes of editing maybe for normal usage or if it didn't have all the bloat ware it would absolutely be amazing

good for dev - nice screen, keyboard, build quality. Powerful laptop for software dev, compilers, IDEs, containers, AI workflow all work well. I connect it to a dell dock and have 4 montiors, webcam, usb hub. Using an external NVMe drive, I can get 1GB/s transfers. Wireless works fine although I use a wired connection from the dock. Bluetooth work fine, I use airpods for meetings and no issues. I can even run local LLMs with the shared RAM. Will be doing some basic video work as well, expecting no issues. Got an open box for a nice discount, can't beat that!

ASUS PROART PX13 - Just starting as an engineering student so I do not know how this laptop will run under heavier demand. I will say, I have had no serious complaints about this laptop so far. The only minor complaint I would have is the battery life will last about a days worth of classes and work give or take (charges fast though). Also, I wish the pen came with the laptop for a $2000 purchase but oh well. The 3K OLED looks amazing as well and it being touchscreen is something I also appreciate. Overall, I would give it 4.5 stars if I could.

Battery Life - I bought the ProArt PX13 for photo and video editing, and on performance it delivers — the OLED touchscreen is gorgeous and it handles my editing work with no lag. But three things keep it from being great. First, the battery life is poor; I'm looking for an outlet way sooner than I expected from a laptop at this price. Second, the SD card reader only takes the small microSD cards, so I need an adapter every time I want to load photos from my camera's full-size SD card. Third, for nearly $1,900, I expected more than 32GB of RAM and 512GB of storage — that fills up fast when you're working with photo and video files. If those things don't bother you, it's a powerful machine — but for a creator who's always on the go, they matter.

Compact and powerful - It can handle my workload while gaming on the side

Perfect all around laptop - The only laptop in today modern era that is a tru 2 n 1 power house, from editing, to drawing, to animations to gaming, this will do it all. I have no complaints other then the 60hz screen but other then that this thing is a monster. All you neeed to do is upgrade the 512gb ssd and your golden for a solid decade with this beast!!!

stability of the core. - Like the memory and stability of the core. Small and compact.

Asus- ProArt PX13 - Great portability and performance. Wonderful grafics.