Here are the latest prices of ASUS laptops in the Philippines. The laptops in this price list includes the ROG/TUF gaming series, ExpertBook, Zenbook, Vivobook, X-series and the E-series. We listed the devices according to their series and price range.
Last update: November 2, 2019
ROG / TUF Gaming
Laptops above PhP 200,000
- ROG Mothership GZ700GX (17.3″ 4K; i9-9980HK + RTX 2080; 64GB / 1.5TB SSD) — PhP 399,995
- ROG Mothership GZ700GX (17.3″ FHD; i9-9980HK + RTX 2080; 64GB / 1.5TB SSD) — PhP 379,995
- ROG Zephyrus S GX70 (17.3″ FHD; i7-9750H + RTX 2080; 32GB / 1TB SSD) — PhP 209,995
Laptops from PhP 150,000 to PhP 200,000
- ROG Zephyrus S GX531GXR (15.6″ FHD; i7-9750H + RTX 2080; 24GB / 1TB SSD) — PhP 199,995
- ROG Zephyrus S GX70 (17.3″ FHD; i7-9750H + RTX 2070; 16GB/ 1TB SSD) — PhP 169,995
- ROG STRIX G531GW (15.6″ FHD; i9-9880H + RTX 2070; 16GB / 1TB SSD) — PhP 169,995
- ROG Zephyrus S GX502GW (15.6″ FHD; i7-9750H + RTX 2070; 16GB / 1TB SSD) — PhP 159,995
- ROG STRIX G731GW Scar / Hero (17.3″ FHD; i7-9750H + RTX 2070; 16GB / 512GB SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 154,995
Laptops from PhP 100,000 to PhP 150,000
- ROG STRIX G531GW Scar / Hero (15.6″ FHD; i7-9750H + RTX 2070; 16GB / 512GB SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 149,995
- ROG Zephyrus S GX502GV (15.6″ FHD; i7-9750H + RTX 2060; 16GB / 1TB) — PhP 129,995
- ROG STRIX G731GV Scar / Hero (17.3″ FHD; i7-9750H + RTX 2060; 16GB / 512GB SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 124,995
- ROG STRIX G531GV Scar / Hero (15.6″ FHD; i7-9750H + RTX 2060; 16GB / 512GB SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 124,995
- ROG Zephyrus M GU502GU (15.6″ FHD; i7-9750H + GTX 1660Ti; 16GB / 1TB SSD) — PhP 114,995
Laptops from PhP 50,000 to PhP 100,000
- ROG STRIX G G731GV (17.3″ FHD; i7-9750H + GTX 2060; 16GB / 512GB SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 104,995
- ROG STRIX G G531GV (15.6″ FHD; i7-9750H + GTX 2060; 16GB / 512GB SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 99,995
- ROG STRIX G G731GU (17.3″ FHD; i7-9750H + GTX 1660Ti; 8GB / 512GB SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 95,995
- ROG STRIX G G731GU (17.3″ FHD; i7-9750H + GTX 1660Ti; 8GB / 256GB SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 94,995
- ROG STRIX G G531GU (15.6″ FHD; i7-9750H + GTX 1660Ti; 8GB / 512GB SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 90,995
- ROG Zephyrus G GA502DU (15.6″ FHD; Ryzen 7 3750H + GTX 1660; 16GB / 512GB) — PhP 84,995
- ROG STRIX G G731GT (17.3″ FHD; i7-9750H + GTX 1650; 8GB / 512GB SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 84,995
- ROG STRIX G G731GT (17.3″ FHD; i7-9750H + GTX 1650; 8GB / 256GB SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 81,995
- ROG STRIX G G531GT (15.6″ FHD; i7-9750H + GTX 1650; 8GB / 512GB SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 79,995
- TUF GAMING FX505DV (15.6″ FHD; Ryzen 7 3750H + GTX 2060; 8GB / 512GB SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 79,995
- ROG STRIX G G531GT (15.6″ FHD; i7-9750H + GTX 1650; 8GB / 256GB SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 77,995
- TUF GAMING FX705DU (17.3″ FHD; Ryzen 7 3750H + GTX 1660Ti; 8GB / 512GB SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 74,995
- TUF GAMING FX705DU (17.3″ FHD; Ryzen 7 3750H + GTX 1660Ti; 8GB / 256GB SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 71,995
- TUF GAMING FX505DU (15.6″ FHD; Ryzen 7 3750H + GTX 1660Ti; 8GB / 512GB SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 71,995
- TUF GAMING FX505DU (15.6″ FHD; Ryzen 7 3750H + GTX 1660Ti; 8GB / 256GB SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 71,995
- ROG STRIX G G531GT (15.6″ FHD; i5-9300H + GTX 1650; 8GB / 512SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 69,995
- ROG STRIX G G531GT (15.6″ FHD; i5-9300H + GTX 1650; 8GB / 256SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 67,995
- TUF GAMING FX505DT (15.6″ FHD; Ryzen 7 3750H + GTX 1650; 8GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 56,995
- ROG STRIX G G531GD (15.6″ FHD; i5-9300H + GTX 1050; 8GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 55,995
Laptops below PhP 50,000
- TUF GAMING FX505DT (15.6″ FHD; Ryzen 5 3550H + GTX 1650; 8GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 49,995
- TUF GAMING FX505DD (15.6″ FHD; Ryzen 5 3550H + GTX 1050; 8GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 45,995
- TUF GAMING FX505DY (15.6″ FHD; Ryzen 5 3550H + Radeon RX560X; 4GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 41,995
ExpertBook
Laptops above PhP 50,000
- ExpertBook P5440UF (14″ FHD; i5-8250U + MX130; 16GB / 512GB SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 72,995
- P1440FA (14″ FHD; i7-8565U; 8GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 59,995
- P1440FA (14″ FHD; i7-8565U; 8GB / 1TB SSD) — PhP 55,995
Laptops below PhP 50,000
- P1440FA (14″ HD; i5-8265U; 8GB / 1TB HDD) — PhP 46,995
- ExpertBook P3540 (15.6″ HD; i3-8145U; 4GB / 1TB HDD) — PhP 42,995
- P1440UA (14″ HD; i3-8130U; 4GB / 1TB HDD) — PhP 39,995
Zenbook / Vivobook / X-series / E-series
Laptops from PhP 100,000 to PhP 200,000
- ZenBook Pro Duo 15 UX581GV (15″ UHD; i9-9980HK + RTX 2060; 32GB / 1TB SSD) — PhP 199,995
- ZenBook Pro Duo 15 UX581GV (15″ UHD; i7-9750H + RTX 2060; 32GB / 1TB SSD) — PhP 169,995
Laptops from PhP 90,000 to PhP 100,000
- ZenBook Edition 30 UX334F (13.3″ FHD; i7-8565U + MX250; 16GB / 1TB SSD) — PhP 99,995
- ZenBook Flip 15 UX562FD (15.6″ FHD; i7-8565U + GTX 1050; 16GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 99,995
Laptops from PhP 80,000 to PhP 90,000
- ZenBook Pro Duo 14 UX481FL (14″ FHD; i7-10510U + MX250; 16GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 84,995
Laptops from PhP 70,000 to PhP 80,000
- Zenbook Pro Duo 14 UX481FL (14″ FHD; i5-10210U + MX250; 16GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 74,995
Laptops from PhP 60,000 to PhP 70,000
- ZenBook 14 UX334FL (14″ FHD; i7-8565U + MX250; 16GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 69,995
- ZenBook 13 UX334FL (13″ FHD; i7-8565U + MX250; 16GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 69,995
- ZenBook 14 UX334FL (14″ FHD; i7-8565U + MX250; 8GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 66,995
- ZenBook 13 UX334FL (13″ FHD; i7-8565U + MX250; 8GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 66,995
- VivoBook S15 S531FL (15.6″ FHD; i7-8565U + MX250; 8GB / 512GB SSD + 1TB HDD) — PhP 60,995
Laptops from PhP 50,000 to PhP 60,000
- ZenBook 14 UX334FL (14″ FHD; i5-8265U + MX250; 8GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 59,995
- ZenBook 13 UX334FL (13.3″ FHD; i5-8265U + MX250; 8GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 59,995
- VivoBook S15 S531FL (15.6″ FHD; i7-8565U + MX250; 8GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 56,995
- ZenBook 14 UX431FA (14″ FHD; i5-8265U; 8GB / 256GB SSD) — PhP 54,995
- ZenBook 14 UX433FN (14″ FHD; i5-8265U; 8GB / 256GB SSD) — PhP 54,995
- VivoBook 14 X412FL (14″ FHD; i7-8565U + MX250; 4GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 51,995
Laptops from PhP 40,000 to PhP 50,000
- Gaming X571GT (15″ FHD; i5-9300H + GTX 1650; 8GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 49,995
- VivoBook S15 S531FL (15.6″ FHD; i5-8265U + MX250; 8GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 49,995
- VivoBook S14 S431FL (14″ FHD; i5-8265U + MX250; 8GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 49,995
- VivoBook 14 X412FL (14″ FHD; i7-8565U + MX250; 4GB / 1TB HDD + 128GB SSD) — PhP 49,995
- X409FJ (14″ FHD; i7-8565U + MX250; 4GB / 1TB HDD) — PhP 45,995
- Gaming X571GD (15″ FHD; i5-9300H + GTX 1050; 4GB / 1TB HDD) — PhP 43,995
- VivoBook 14 X412FL (14″ FHD; i5-8265U + MX250; 4GB / 512GB SSD) — PhP 42,995
Laptops from PhP 30,000 to PhP 40,000
- X409FL (14″ FHD; i5-8265U + MX250; 4GB / 1TB HDD) — PhP 39,995
- Gaming X570ZD (15.6″ FHD; Ryzen 5 2500U + GTX 1050; 4GB / 1TB HDD) — PhP 37,995
- X409FJ (14″ HD / 15.6″ HD; i5-8265U + MX230; 4GB / 1TB HDD) — PhP 36,995
- VivoBook Flip 14 TP412FA (14″ FHD; i3-8145U; 4GB / 256GB SSD) — PhP 34,995
- VivoBook 14 X412FJ (14″ HD; i3-8145U + MX230; 4GB / 256GB SSD) — PhP 32,995
- X409FJ (14″ HD / 15.6″ HD; i3-8145U + MX230; 4GB / 1TB HDD) — PhP 31,995
Laptops from PhP 20,000 to PhP 30,000
- X409FA (14″ HD / 15.6″ HD; i3-8145U; 4GB / 1TB HDD) — PhP 27,995
- VivoBook 14 X412UB (14″ HD; Pentium Gold 4417U + MX110; 4GB / 128GB SSD) — PhP 24,995
Laptops below PhP 20,000
- X407UA (14″ HD; Pentium Gold 4417U; 4GB / 500GB HDD) — PhP 19,995
- X407MA (14″ HD; Celeron N4100; 4GB / 500GB HDD) — PhP 17,995
- E203MAH (11.6″ HD; Celeron N4000; 4GB / 500GB HDD) — PhP 15,995
- E406SA (14″ HD; Atom E8000; 4GB / 64GB eMMC) — PhP 14,495
These laptops are available at all ASUS Concept Stores and resellers nationwide. For more details, check out ASUS PH’s website, Facebook, and Twitter page.
Computers
ROG brings out the ultra-stylish G1000 gaming desktop
Plus, here’s a couple of sleek transport options from ROG.
Despite how much higher prices are going today, there are still so many options if you want a PC for yourself. However, only a handful of brands will offer you quite as much style doing so as ASUS. Today, ROG has revealed the new G1000 gaming desktop.
For the first time ever in a prebuilt PC, the ROG G1000 comes with a built-in AniMe Holo, a holographic fan with customizable visuals using Armoury Crate and Aura Sync. Additionally, the holographic fan is inside its own chamber, preventing it from interfering with the main system. Instead, the desktop uses the ROG Thermal Atrium, which uses three fans to channel fresh air through a 420mm AIO liquid cooler.
Now, the ROG G1000 isn’t just a pretty face. Inside, the 104L desktop comes with a Ryzen 7 9800X3D processor. It also comes equipped with the ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5080, up to 128GB DDR5 memory, and 1TB SSD for storage. New purchases will also come with a gaming keyboard and mouse, a year of Microsoft 365 Basic, Office Home 2024, and an ASUS No. 1 Quality and Service warranty.
The ROG G1000 will be available from ROG Exclusive Stores and will start at PhP 399,995.
Celebrating ROG at 20
Besides the new desktop, ROG is also launching a couple of storage and transport options for your prized gaming possessions. The ROG SLASH Backpack Edition 20 is a sleek backpack that can fit an 18-inch laptop with enough room for peripherals and accessories. It also comes with a custom FIDLOCK Magnetic quick-release, black-and-translucent-gold buckle. It will be available next quarter for PhP 10,995.
Meanwhile, the ROG SLASH Hard-Case Luggage Edition 20 is designed specifically for transporting your hard-earned gaming devices. The light-but-durable aluminum frame comes with a specialized compartment for laptops, handhelds, and accessories. It also has removalbe foam dividers to better customize the case for your needs. Finally, it has 360-degree silent skate wheels for smoother rolling. The luggage will be available starting next quarter for PhP 15,995.
Acer is expanding its storage lineup with the PA100 Portable SSD. It’s a compact external drive designed for users who need faster storage across multiple devices.
The PA100 uses USB 3.2 Gen 1 connectivity. It reaches sequential read speeds of up to 560MB/s and write speeds of up to 430MB/s. This makes it suited for everyday tasks such as transferring large files, backing up content, managing documents, and moving media between devices.
Up to 2TB of portable storage
The PA100 comes in three capacities: 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB. This gives users options depending on whether they need extra space for documents and schoolwork or larger collections of photos, videos, and project files.
Acer also designed the drive with mobility in mind. The PA100 has a slim 9mm profile and a lightweight build, while its reinforced construction is designed to withstand everyday travel and handling.
The drive comes with a 2-in-1 USB-C to USB-C and USB-A cable. This allows it to connect to compatible PCs, tablets, smartphones, and other devices without requiring a separate adapter. It also supports major operating systems and USB-C mobile platforms.
Designed for everyday use
Power efficiency is another focus. Acer says the PA100 uses less than 3W during operation, while idle power consumption can drop to as low as 0.62W.
The drive also features an optimized thermal design to help maintain stable performance during extended transfers and daily workloads.
The Acer PA100 Portable SSD is backed by a three-year limited warranty. Pricing and availability may vary by market.
Computers
New Mac mini starts at a whopping $899, only 256GB of storage
It comes with the M6 or the M5 Pro.
Almost two decades ago, Apple was infamous for being an anti-gamer brand. Though the company’s devices touted superior protection against viruses, they couldn’t play video games, alienating a significant chunk of the population and forcing them onto PCs. For a while now, the Mac has changed the status quo, bringing in more powerful hardware that can play games. Today, Apple is championing that cause further through the newly launched Mac mini.
Compared to the chunkier Macs, the Mac mini has a lithe 5” x 5” profile, emphasizing the “mini” in its name. Despite the size, the new mini will tout two flavors of Apple silicon: the M6 and the M5 Pro.
The M6 variant delivers with up to two times faster gaming performance with ray tracing when running Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition, compared to the previous M4 version. Meanwhile, the M5 Pro version touts up to 4.5 times faster rendering performance with ray tracing in Blender, compared to the M2 Pro. It will come with macOS 27 Golden Gate out of the box.
You won’t have to worry about connectivity, either. The Mac mini comes with compatibility for Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6, and 2.5Gb Ethernet (going up to 10Gb in upgraded versions). It will also have two USB-C ports, three Thunderbolt 5 ports (but only Thunderbolt 4 for the M6 version), and HDMI port, an Ethernet port, and a headphone jack.
Unfortunately, price seems to be another thing that it’s getting from PCs. The new Mac mini has an increased starting price. Specifically, the M6 version starts at US$ 899 (with only 256GB of storage), and the M5 Pro version starts at US$ 1,699 (for 512GB of storage). Preorders are open now, but they ship out on September 22.
SEE ALSO: Apple raises the prices of iPad and MacBook lineups
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