ASUS officially introduced its new lineup of AI-focused creator laptops in India on November 3, 2026, bringing the NVIDIA RTX Spark N1X-powered ProArt P16 and ProArt P14 to the market. Both models target high-end professionals and creators, featuring Pantone Validated ASUS Lumina Pro OLED touchscreens running at a 120Hz refresh rate.

With retail availability beginning immediately across major channels—including ASUS Exclusive Stores, Croma, Reliance Digital, Flipkart, Amazon, and the ASUS Eshop—the new machines span a wide pricing ladder from ₹3,29,990 up to ₹6,49,990.

Pricing and Configuration Lineup

The Indian market receives three primary configuration tiers across the two screen sizes. The pricing reflects a steep scale based primarily on physical footprint and unified memory capacity:

  • ASUS ProArt P14 (24GB RAM): ₹3,29,990
  • ASUS ProArt P16 (64GB RAM): ₹4,99,990
  • ASUS ProArt P16 (128GB RAM): ₹6,49,990

Moving from the P14 to the entry-level P16 introduces a 51.5 percent price premium, which scales up to a ₹3,20,000 difference between the cheapest and most expensive variants in the lineup.

Hardware Specifications and Performance Focus

Both laptops utilize unified memory architectures where the CPU and GPU draw from a single shared memory pool, bypassing the traditional barrier between system RAM and dedicated video memory.

  • ASUS ProArt P16: The flagship 16-inch model features a 4K OLED touchscreen, a 20-core CPU, and a graphics processor featuring up to 6,144 cores. It is built for heavy parallel workloads such as 3D viewport rendering, complex timeline scrubbing, and large local AI model execution.
  • ASUS ProArt P14: Designed for portable editing, the 14-inch variant incorporates a 3K OLED touchscreen, an 18-core CPU, a 5,120-core GPU, and 24GB of RAM. Its memory capacity is significantly tighter for intensive 4K pipelines.

Buying Guidance and Market Context

While the lineup delivers impressive specifications on paper, independent benchmark data remains limited. Prospective buyers evaluating investments exceeding ₹5 lakh should verify how specific software applications handle the unified memory architecture.

The ProArt P14 is best suited for travel and lighter multimedia tasks, whereas the ProArt P16 caters to heavy multi-threaded production. Buyers requiring substantial memory headroom for complex projects will find the higher-tier P16 configurations offer a more favorable cost-per-gigabyte ratio than the base P14 model.