Revolutionary Ultralight Laptop with 32-Hour Battery Life Unveiled by Asus

Asus teases a new ultralight laptop with a claimed 32-hour battery life, set to debut at CES 2025.

CES 2025 is practically knocking on our doors, and Asus isn’t just showing up—it’s coming in hot with what it’s calling the world’s lightest Copilot+ PC. Picture this: a teaser video where the laptop floats like it’s got zero gravity (or maybe just really good PR). The weight? Still a mystery, but if it’s gonna snag that ‘lightest’ title, it’ll have to tip the scales at less than 2.6 pounds—lighter than the Surface Pro 11th edition (keyboard included) and the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x. Talk about a featherweight champion.

Now, about the guts of this thing—Asus is playing coy on the processor but is bragging about up to 32 hours of battery life. That’s not just impressive; it’s ‘forget your charger at home’ levels of confidence. Rumor has it, we might be looking at Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite or Intel’s Core Ultra Series 2 doing the heavy lifting (or, well, the light lifting, given the context).

But let’s keep it real—manufacturer battery tests are like those ‘serving sizes’ on snack bags: optimistic at best. So, while 32 hours sounds dreamy, reviewers will probably see something closer to 25. Still, that’s enough to make this laptop the king of the battery life hill.

Mark your calendars for January 7, when Asus drops all the deets at its ‘Always Incredible’ event. Because who doesn’t love a good tech reveal?