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Key Takeaways
- ASUS teases the ProArt GoPro Edition laptop, targeting content creators for action and 360° video production.
- The new laptop features a dedicated GoPro shortcut on the F8 key, hinting at software and hardware integration with GoPro.
- ASUS and GoPro aim to simplify 360° content creation through their partnership, introducing AI-driven apps like StoryCube.
- The ProArt GoPro Edition is expected to be a flagship device, with high-end hardware tailored for video editing and creative tasks.
- ASUS will reveal the ProArt GoPro laptop on January 6 at CES 2026, detailing its performance, pricing, and availability.
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ASUS has begun teasing its next creator-focused device ahead of CES 2026, hinting at a new ProArt GoPro Edition laptop designed specifically for content creators working with action and 360° video.
The teaser, which surfaced as CES 2026 leaks start to gain momentum, reveals a laptop keyboard featuring a dedicated GoPro shortcut on the F8 key. While ASUS has not yet shared full specifications, the customized button strongly suggests deeper software and hardware integration with GoPro’s ecosystem.
ASUS and GoPro Partnership Continues to Evolve
ASUS and GoPro officially partnered in October, aiming to simplify the entire 360° content creation pipeline—from recording to editing and cloud management. That collaboration first introduced StoryCube, an ASUS-exclusive, AI-powered content management application.
StoryCube was notable for being the first Windows app to support GoPro Cloud media and native 360° video files. It allows creators to preview .360 files stored locally or online and uses AI-driven scene recognition to automatically categorize footage. Activities such as cycling, surfing, and snowboarding are detected and organized without manual input, saving creators significant time.
A New Flagship Creator Laptop on the Way
Until now, ASUS positioned the ProArt P16 as the ideal laptop for GoPro users. Buyers were offered a complimentary six-month GoPro Premium+ subscription, while other ASUS laptops, including Zenbook and Vivobook models, received shorter trial periods.
The newly teased ProArt GoPro Edition appears to be a dedicated flagship device rather than a software-only collaboration. Although ASUS has not confirmed specifications, expectations point toward high-end hardware similar to the ProArt P16, tailored for video editing, AI workloads, and demanding creative tasks.
It is also widely expected that the laptop will ship with at least six months of GoPro Premium+, reinforcing its positioning as a complete creator solution.
Full Reveal Scheduled for January 6
ASUS is expected to officially unveil the ProArt GoPro Edition laptop during its CES 2026 online launch event, scheduled for Tuesday, January 6 at 9:00 AM PST. More details regarding performance, pricing, and availability should be announced during the presentation.
With CES 2026 just around the corner, the new year is shaping up to be a busy one for creators and hardware enthusiasts alike.
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