Asus Unveils Pricing for NUC 14 Pro and NUC 14 Pro+ Mini PCs with Intel Core Ultra

Asus has recently announced the pricing for its NUC 14 Pro and NUC 14 Pro+ mini PCs, which debuted at CES earlier this year. After some anticipation, the company has listed these products in their official store, revealing a starting price of $394 for the NUC 14 Pro and $869 for the NUC 14 Pro+.

These newly priced mini PCs are a significant development considering Asus took over the NUC brand product line from Intel last year. The NUC 14 Pro and NUC 14 Pro+ are amongst the vanguard to launch under the Asus banner, and they feature the innovative Intel Meteor Lake chipsets.

The NUC 14 Pro series offers configurations with various Intel Core processors, including the Core 3, Core Ultra 5, and Core Ultra 7. The Core Ultra models come with the Intel Arc iGPU and Intel AI Boost, which are designed for powerful performance in AI and graphics-intensive tasks.

On the other hand, the NUC 14 Pro+ is designed for those needing even more power. It is available with configurations that include the Intel Core Ultra 9 185H processor, but there are options available for users who might prefer the Core Ultra 7 155H or Core Ultra 5 125H for less demanding applications.

One of the key upgrades in the NUC 14 Pro+ when compared to its counterpart is its enhanced cooling system, which includes three heat pipes and superior ventilation, ensuring better thermal management for high-performance tasks.

Although exact availability dates have not been announced, these mini PCs from Asus are expected to attract a lot of attention, partially due to their brand lineage and the advanced technologies they incorporate.

NUC 14 Pro spec sheet (Image source: Asus)

NUC 14 Pro+ spec sheet (Image source: Asus)

As the market for compact yet powerful computing solutions continues to grow, the NUC 14 Pro and Pro+ mini PCs are poised to meet the demand for high-quality, versatile mini PCs. This announcement will likely excite technology enthusiasts and professionals looking for the latest advancements in miniaturised desktop computing.