Dual-Screen Revolution for Creators

The ASUS ZenBook Pro Duo UX581 is a laptop built for creators who demand more screen, more power, and more control. With its futuristic dual-display layout, high-end components, and meticulous attention to color and build quality, the Pro Duo reimagines how professionals work, edit, and create. From digital artists to film editors, it’s a machine that rewards multitasking and visual precision, pushing beyond the limits of conventional laptop design while maintaining the signature ZenBook polish.

At the heart of the ZenBook Pro Duo is its defining feature: a 15.6-inch 4K OLED main display paired with a 14-inch 4K ScreenPad Plus secondary touchscreen that spans the keyboard deck. Together, they create a seamless workspace for multitasking, editing timelines, or running multiple creative apps simultaneously.

Powered by up to a 10th Gen Intel Core i9 processor and an NVIDIA RTX 2060 GPU, the system handles demanding creative workflows with smooth, desktop-class performance. It’s a powerhouse tailored for those who think and create in layers.

Made for Studios, Not Cafés

Performance is where the ZenBook Pro Duo proves its worth. Built for demanding creative workloads, it easily handles video editing, 3D modeling, and complex design projects without hesitation. The RTX 2060 GPU and i9 processor make real-time rendering and multi-layered editing feel effortless, while the ScreenPad Plus becomes more than a novelty. Whether scrubbing a timeline, managing tool palettes, or monitoring real-time stats, the layout feels naturally tailored for creators.

Still, power comes with trade-offs. The Pro Duo’s 5.5-pound aluminum chassis limits portability, and battery life rarely exceeds a few hours under heavy use. Yet ASUS offsets this with practical touches: a well-balanced hinge for improved airflow, Thunderbolt 3 connectivity, and a full array of ports to anchor any studio setup. As the first in ASUS’s dual-screen series, the UX581 set the tone for innovation in creative laptops—less about convenience, more about redefining the workspace itself.