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Your ASUS laptop may qualify you for free Google AI Pro

by Suzanne Kantra on August 11, 2026

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ASUS is giving owners of eligible laptops three months of Google AI Pro or Google AI Plus at no extra cost, redeemable through the MyASUS app. This offer isn't limited to new purchases. Anyone who already owns a qualifying ASUS or ROG laptop can claim it, whether they're new to Google One, currently on a free plan, or already paying for one.

The ASUS offer applies to a broad range of its Windows laptops, including current and recent models, in the Vivobook, Zenbook, ProArt, ROG and TUF Gaming lines. That includes Copilot+ PCs such as the Vivobook 16, Zenbook A14 and ProArt P16, as well as some older models dating back several years. You can check your model against ASUS's eligibility list.

Which plan you get depends on your specific laptop model. Google AI Pro, normally $19.99 a month, includes 5TB of cloud storage and expanded access to Gemini's most capable models, image and video generation, and Google's coding tools. Google AI Plus, normally $4.99 a month, includes 400GB of storage and a lighter version of the same features.

To redeem, open the MyASUS app, sign in with your ASUS account, go to User Center, then Member Exclusive Coupons, and follow the prompts to Google's sign-up page. The offer window runs through August 9, 2027.

Before you sign up, read the fine print. Your free trial converts automatically into a paid Google One subscription at your plan's standard monthly price once the three months end, unless you cancel first. If you're already paying for a Google One plan, redeeming this offer cancels that plan and starts the trial in its place, with a refund for whatever time was left on it.

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