Compared to other dual-screen laptops such as the Lenovo YogaBook 9i Gen 9, or the far-pricier HP Spectre Foldable, the Asus ZenBook Duo (2024) offers the best of a dual-screen laptop experience ...

If ever there were a tale of two halves, it's the Asus Zenbook Duo (2025). This dual-screen laptop-megatablet offers some of the most impressive mobile hardware currently available. It absolutely ...

The power of dual-screen laptops has been a bit of an oddity. The $5,000 HP Spectre Fold packs only 12th Gen Intel after all. But Asus is keeping up with the cutting edge by packing its Zenbook ...

Asus Zenbook Duo: Specs and features. This is the second-generation version of the Asus dual-screen Zenbook. The original Zenbook Duo shipped with Intel Meteor Lake processors, but the machine has ...

Dual-monitor laptops risk being bulky and inefficient. ASUS' Zenbook Duo may be heavy, but it's more than just a laptop. It’s a reliable, multi-use, portable workstation with a few manageable ...

Compared to the other dual-screen laptops we’ve tested, the Zenbook Duo is consistently faster with the Core Ultra 7. That’s particularly true when compared to the two foldable PCs.

The ASUS Zenbook Duo solves a problem I have with most laptops, and that's the lack of display real estate. The dual 14" OLED displays are fantastic!

The best dual-screen so far. Despite the various issues I encountered, I’d still call the Asus Zenbook Duo the best dual-screen laptop, at least so far. I think the product category in general has a ...

The ASUS ZenBook DUO (2024) gets a 4-cell 75Whr battery, which claims up to 13.5 hours of video playback time in single-screen mode and 10.5 hours in dual-screen mode.

Both are dual-screen OLED laptops with detachable keyboards, but the Yoga Book 9i has more form factors, and the Zenbook Duo has a more powerful processor.

The Zenbook Duo is thicker, heavier, and less efficient than other laptops. For myself, as much as I like the dual-screen vision, I find I prefer traditional clamshell laptops that are light and thin.

Starting at $1,500 and with dimensions that aren’t much bigger than a traditional clamshell, ASUS’ Zenbook Duo is the first dual-screen laptop you’d actually want to buy.