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ASUS has been positioning its laptops as more than just hardware, with AI becoming increasingly woven into how creative professionals and office workers get work done. For creators, tools such as StoryCube and MuseTree<\/u> can organise large media libraries and support ideation, while features like AI Noise Cancellation handle more routine workplace tasks.<\/p>\n
This approach is increasingly relevant as workers and businesses learn to coexist with AI<\/u>. The Straits Times reported that 70.7% of Singapore firms already using AI saw improvements in worker productivity<\/u>, while other research suggests the bigger opportunity lies in redesigning workflows around AI<\/u> rather than simply using it for isolated tasks. For ASUS, riding the AI wave means understanding where the technology can\u00a0make its customers\u2019 lives easier<\/u>.<\/p>\n
This is why ASUS is bundling three months of Google AI with select laptops<\/b>. Such offers are often limited in scope and usually cover only a few models. However, this time, ASUS laptop models from 2025 to 2027 are eligible, which is great news for existing owners.<\/p>\n
An important thing to note is that refurbished models are excluded from the offer.<\/p>\n
The promotion runs through 9 August 2027 and covers select 2025 and 2026 models, plus upcoming 2027 releases across the ROG<\/b>, TUF Gaming<\/b>, ProArt<\/b>, Zenbook<\/b>, and Vivobook<\/b> families. Redemption is only available through the MyASUS app<\/u>.\u00a0<\/p>\nWhat do you get?<\/h2>\n
Depending on the model, you get three months of Google AI Pro with 5TB of cloud storage or Google AI Plus with 400GB, at no extra cost.<\/p>\n
On its own, Google AI Plus runs S$13.99 a month<\/b> in Singapore, so three months is worth about S$42.00. Google AI Pro costs roughly twice that at SS$28.99<\/b>, which would make it roughly S$87.00 over the same period.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Fortunately, most eligible ASUS laptops get the more expensive Google AI Pro tier. However, due to regional restrictions, certain eligible models will only come with AI Plus.<\/p>\n
With a Google AI subscription, you get access to the Google Gemini app<\/u>, Deep Research<\/u>, Google Flow<\/u>, Gemini Omni<\/u>, Nano Banana 2<\/u>, Lyria 3<\/u>, Gemini in Google apps, and Gemini Notebook<\/u>. Those with a Google AI Pro subscription also have access to developer and agentic experiences such as Google Antigravity<\/u>, Jules<\/u>, and AI Studio<\/u>,<\/p>\n
This initiative builds on an earlier partnership ASUS had with Adobe, where ASUS offered buyers of selected laptop and desktop models<\/u> a one-month or three-month subscription to Adobe Creative Cloud Pro<\/u>, Adobe Acrobat Standard DC<\/u> and Adobe Substance 3D<\/u>. At the time, a one-month subscription cost S$54.05<\/b>, and a three-month subscription cost S$162.15<\/b>.\u00a0<\/p>\n
No other laptop maker appears to be offering an AI subscription this way. Checks across the online stores of Acer<\/u>, Dell<\/u>, Gigabyte<\/u>, Lenovo<\/u> and MSI<\/u> didn\u2019t turn up any AI bundles. HP<\/u>, however, offers access to an education bundle of AI-based creative and productivity tools<\/u> from companies under its HP Garage Incubator program<\/u>.<\/p>\n
Three months may sound like a relatively short trial, but it should give ASUS and ROG users enough time to explore how premium AI tools can fit into their workflows. Users can test whether AI tools speed up research and routine office tasks, produce more refined content, or help them find new ways to tackle creative work. They can discover which capabilities genuinely improve how they work before deciding whether a paid subscription is worth keeping.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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