ASUS is bringing back its ProArt laptop lineup to the Philippines, and this time, these machines are built for creators who deal with real workloads every day. The 2026 lineup includes the ProArt P16 (H7606), the limited ProArt GoPro Edition (PX13), and the more compact ProArt PX13 (HN7306).
Instead of just pushing higher specs, ASUS is leaning into AI tools and workflow improvements that actually enhance editing, organization, and content production. With more Filipino creators working on video, social media, and digital projects, these laptops are designed to keep up without needing a full desktop setup.
ProArt P16: Built for Heavy Creative Work
The ProArt P16 is designed for demanding workloads, think large video files, multi-layer timelines, and high-resolution projects that can slow down typical laptops. The 16-inch 4K ASUS Lumina Pro OLED display delivers accurate colors, deep contrast, and strong brightness, while the 120Hz refresh rate keeps timeline scrubbing smooth and responsive.
It supports 10-bit 4:2:2 workflows, so editing 4K or even 8K footage feels smoother with fewer interruptions. It runs on an AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 processor with an NPU that handles tasks like transcription and scene detection, helping cut down repetitive work over time.
Priced at ₱289,995, it’s a workstation-class machine, built for creators who need consistent performance.
ProArt GoPro Edition (PX13): Built for Creators on the Move
The ProArt GoPro Edition PX13 is built for creators who shoot outdoors, travel often, or edit on the go. Beyond the GoPro branding, the setup is practical even the packaging doubles as a customizable storage case for gear. Workflow is where it stands out: StoryCube with GoPro Player helps organize clips automatically, saving time after shoots. The 360° hinge adds flexibility for different setups, whether you're editing, reviewing, or using it as a tablet. At ₱209,995, it’s a niche device, but it fits well for creators who need a portable, all-in-one workflow.
ProArt PX13: Compact but Capable
The ProArt PX13 is the more balanced option, smaller and lighter but still capable for most creative work. At 1.39kg, it’s easy to carry daily. It runs on the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 with up to 32GB memory, handling editing, design, and AI-assisted tasks without slowing down. In actual use, it stays responsive even when multitasking.
The 13.3-inch 3K OLED display is sharp and accurate, and the 16:10 ratio gives extra room for timelines. Its convertible design and stylus support also add flexibility for quick edits or sketching. At ₱164,995, it’s the most accessible option while still delivering solid performance.
AI Tools That Fit Into Real Workflows
Across all three models, ASUS includes tools like StoryCube and MuseTree, built to handle the time-consuming parts of the workflow. StoryCube focuses on file organization, automatically sorting and tagging photos and videos so clips are easier to find. MuseTree helps during the idea stage, generating and refining concepts from prompts when planning content. They don’t replace your main editing apps, but they do cut down a lot of manual work around them.
Small Details That Make a Difference
One feature that stands out across the lineup is the ASUS DialPad. It gives you quick control over things like zoom, brush size, or timeline scrubbing. It’s simple, but in actual use, it helps keep your workflow moving. You’re not constantly clicking through menus, which makes a difference during long editing sessions.
Availability in the Philippines
The new ProArt laptops will be available soon at ASUS Concept Stores nationwide. Each model comes bundled with Adobe Creative Cloud, CapCut access, Microsoft 365, plus warranty coverage that includes accidental damage protection. It’s a practical set of extras, especially if you’re planning to use the device for regular creative work.
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