ASUS ProArt PX13 GoPro Edition Officially Unveiled at CES 2026, is Convertible Laptop Built for Action Creators

ASUS has officially launched a new convertible laptop in collaboration with GoPro, the limited edition ProArt PX13 GoPro Edition, which is specifically built for people on the road who enjoy shooting and editing their own footage. As soon as you open the lid, you’ll notice the vertical ridges running over the black metal surface, which are identical to the grip found on modern GoPro cameras. Then there are the subtle blue accents that appear here and there, tying everything together without overwhelming the laptop’s sleek lines.

Pick it up in your hand and you’ll be surprised at how light it feels, especially given all of the equipment that’s packed inside. You may fold the screen back on itself in tablet mode, set it up in a tent posture for a better view, or use it as a stand to work on art. Don’t worry about knocking it around; the military-grade testing that went into this laptop means it’s been dropped, immersed at severe temperatures, exposed to high humidity, and even blasted up to some very high altitudes. So, if you’re a creator traveling to a distant region, you may be completely confident in the endurance of this product.

When you fully open the laptop, you’ll be met by a 13.3 inch OLED touchscreen with a magnificent 3K resolution. Pantone has confirmed its superb colors for accuracy, and it has deep blacks, strong contrast, and a glossy surface that makes all the highlights simply shine. When you’re watching quick action footage, the screen responds lightning fast, with a 0.2-millisecond response time that maintains everything sharp and clear. If you want to get creative, simply grab the ASUS Pen 3.0 stylus and turn the screen into a digital sketchpad.

Under the hood, you’ll discover AMD’s Ryzen AI Max+ 395 CPU, which is a beast with sixteen cores that can handle any heavy multitasking you can throw at it, as well as integrated Radeon graphics that are more than capable of handling professional video work. To back it all up, you have up to 128 gigabytes of super fast LPDDR5X memory, a 1-terabyte PCIe 4.0 SSD that will get you to your files quickly, and a neural processing unit that can perform 50 TOPS of local AI tasks such as upscaling, denoising, and stabilisation, all on your laptop, without the need for clunky cloud servers.

The ports on this thing are thoughtfully laid out; you’ve got two USB-C Type-C ports that provide 40-gigabit speeds, display output, and power delivery, as well as a full USB-A, HDMI 2.1, an audio jack, and a microSD card reader, not to mention Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4 for file transfers on the go. With a 73-watt-hour battery, you should be able to continue working even when you are not near an outlet.

The keyboard has backlighting and 1.7 millimeters of travel, allowing for a more pleasant typing experience, and there’s also a precision touchpad that hides the ASUS DialPad. That’s a virtual rotary controller that allows you to alter a variety of parameters in creative applications such as Adobe. If you need to start GoPro Player, there’s a special hotkey that will launch it right away, with settings optimized for 360-degree footage.

The StoryCube app integrates software into the GoPro world by connecting to GoPro Cloud and automatically syncing your grabs, categorizing them into segments based on what you were doing or where you captured them, and adding some beautiful extra features with the help of AI. That’s because a 12-month GoPro Premium+ subscription is included, which provides limitless cloud storage. Meanwhile, MuseTree allows you to convert text to video directly on your machine, while ProArt Creator Hub manages all of your system settings and ensures that your colours are accurate.

Things become interesting when it comes to packaging, with the special edition box essentially serving as a stash box for your gear, as well as numerous foam cubes to keep your cameras and accessories. The box also functions as a strap, allowing you to transport your stuff. If you only want the regular ProArt PX13 model, it has the same hardware as the special edition but in a sleek Nano Black finish, with no bells and whistles like the GoPro pieces. Both versions are set to be released in late Q1 or early Q2 2026, although the price is yet to be announced.