Asus is already building momentum for CES 2026, and its latest tease suggests creators are about to get a fresh new option in the ProArt lineup. After hinting at multiple new devices headed to Las Vegas next month—including a redesigned Zenbook Duo for 2026—the company has now revealed an early look at a new ProArt PX13 that appears to be far more than a minor refresh.
This upcoming model is being positioned as the ProArt PX13 2026 GoPro Edition, and the biggest change is obvious at a glance. Instead of the understated, all-black style seen on Asus’ current 13-inch ProArt creator laptop, the teased version looks like it’s borrowing visual cues directly from modern GoPro action cameras. Asus has added GoPro branding and a set of vertical line accents that resemble the design language found on recent GoPro devices, making the laptop stand out more clearly as a special edition rather than a standard update.
The GoPro partnership also seems to go beyond aesthetics. Asus has confirmed the laptop will include a dedicated “GoPro” shortcut button, hinting at faster access to GoPro-related workflows—whether that means importing footage, launching a specific app, triggering a feature, or streamlining editing tasks. Asus hasn’t explained exactly what the button does yet, but the inclusion suggests the company is aiming to make this PX13 especially appealing to action camera users and on-the-go video creators.
Hardware details are still under wraps, so it’s not yet clear how the ProArt PX13 2026 GoPro Edition will compare to the current generation model powered by AMD’s Strix Point platform. That said, it wouldn’t be surprising if Asus uses CES 2026 to introduce a refreshed AMD configuration, potentially aligning with newer Ryzen AI chips that have been appearing in recent rumors and leaks.
For now, Asus is keeping most specifications—like display options, GPU choices, battery upgrades, and the full scope of GoPro functionality—quiet. But with a distinct new design, clear co-branding, and a dedicated GoPro button confirmed, this teaser makes one thing clear: the next ProArt PX13 is shaping up to be a creator laptop with a more specialized identity, and CES 2026 should bring the full reveal.
