Asus Vivo


The Vivo is a line-up of portable computers developed by ASUS. It consists of:
  • laptops
  • All-in-Ones
  • desktops
  • Stick PCs
  • Mini PCs
  • smartwatches
  • computer mouse
  • tablets.

    ASUS Vivobook

ASUS Vivobook is a family of consumer‑oriented notebook computers produced by the Taiwanese electronics company ASUS. The ASUS Vivobook series is known for combining performance, portability, and affordability, making it suitable for both home and work use. The line has since expanded to include thin‑and‑light ultrabooks, creator and light gaming laptops, 2‑in‑1 convertibles and, from 2024, Qualcomm‑based Copilot+ PCs.
As of 2025 there are various ASUS Vivobook series, including the standard ASUS Vivobook for everyday use, ultraportable ASUS Vivobook S, performance-oriented ASUS Vivobook Pro with discrete graphics, convertible ASUS Vivobook Flip, as well as the low-budget ASUS Vivobook Go.
As of 2025, the ASUS Vivobook lineup includes:
ASUS Vivobook Pro – high-performance versions with discrete graphics
ASUS Vivobook S – ultra-portable thin-and-light laptops
ASUS Vivobook Flip – 360° convertible 2-in-1 devices
ASUS Vivobook 'Classic – standard models for everyday tasks
ASUS Vivobook Go' – budget-friendly entry-level notebooks

ASUS Vivobook Pro

Performance-oriented creator laptops pairing H-series CPUs with discrete NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics, higher-wattage cooling and up to color-accurate 120Hz 3.2 K OLED panels.

ASUS Vivobook S

Ultra-portable models that emphasize thin-and-light metal chassis, long-life batteries, and premium OLED display options—many branded as Copilot+ PCs in 2025.

ASUS Vivobook Flip

2-in-1 convertibles featuring 360-degree hinges, stylus support, and up to touchscreen OLEDs, enabling laptop, stand, tent, or tablet modes for flexible work and entertainment.

ASUS Vivobook Classic

The baseline lineup for everyday productivity, study, and home entertainment, offered in multiple sizes with the latest Intel Core, AMD Ryzen, or Qualcomm Snapdragon processors.

ASUS Vivobook Go

Budget-friendly notebooks aimed at students and first-time buyers, focusing on sufficient battery life, comprehensive connectivity, and sturdy MIL-STD-810H construction.
Across every series, 2025 refreshes introduce on-device AI acceleration and a dedicated Copilot key, unifying the range around Microsoft's Copilot+ PC initiative.

ASUS Vivobook History

2012 – Launch  
ASUS entered the affordable ultrabook segment with the 11.6‑inch ASUS Vivobook S200E/X202E, pairing a multitouch screen with Windows 8 at a sub‑US$600 price point.
2016 – Convertible models
The first ASUS Vivobook Flip introduced a 360‑degree hinge, allowing laptop, stand, tent and tablet modes.
2017 – NanoEdge bezels
The ASUS Vivobook S15 adopted ASUSs's ‘NanoEdge’ thin‑bezel display. The company touts it as the first laptop in its class to feature 7.8mm slim-bezel NanoEdge display which gives ASUS Vivobook S15 80% screen-to-body ratio.
2021 – OLED mainstream  
ASUS refreshed the ASUS Vivobook range with 13–16‑inch OLED panels, Pantone‑validated color and HDR support. Some models include the ASUS Vivobook 15 OLED, and ASUS Vivobook Pro 15 OLED.
2023 – Glasses‑free 3D OLED
The ASUS Vivobook Pro 16X 3D OLED debuted at CES 2023 with ASUS Spatial Vision, letting creators view stereoscopic 3D content without glasses. This model is designed for creators and offers a 3D OLED display as an optional feature, making it a unique offering from Asus.
2024 – Copilot+ PC
The ASUS Vivobook S15 became ASUS's first Arm‑based Windows laptop, using Snapdragon X Elite/Plus SoCs and on‑device NPU acceleration for Microsoft Copilot+ PC AI features.
2025 – AI‑powered refresh
ASUS introduced updated ASUS Vivobook S models with next‑gen AI capabilities. All new models adopt an updated straight-line aesthetic with a CNC-engraved lid logo, unifying the ASUS Vivobook S portfolio around on-device AI acceleration and Copilot integration.

ASUS Vivobook Design

ASUS Vivobook laptops generally feature a minimalist and modern design, often with a focus on clean lines, premium materials, and subtle color palettes. Many models incorporate features like a CNC-engraved logo, a tapered unibody design, and a choice of stylish colors like Neutral Black, Mist Blue, Cool Silver, and more.
Minimalist and Modern:
Asus Vivobooks often prioritize a clean, uncluttered aesthetic, appealing to users who value a sleek and sophisticated look. 
Materials:
Many models utilize metal bodies and top covers, contributing to a sturdy and premium feel. 
Subtle Color Options:
Color choices are often in the realm of neutral tones like neutral black, cool silver, mist blue, rose gold, platinum gold, and matte gray.
CNC Engravin:
Some models adds a refined CNC-engraved logo on the top lid, adding a touch of detail and sophistication.
Tapered Unibody Design:
The unibody construction enhances the laptop's overall solidity and stability.
180-Degree Hinge':'
The hinge design allows the laptop to lay flat, useful for collaboration or presentations.
Larger Touchpad:
Many models have an enlarged touchpad with smart gestures for intuitive navigation. 
Optional RGB Keyboard Backlighting:
Some Asus Vivobooks offer a single-zone RGB keyboard backlight for customization.

ASUS Vivobook Features & Technology

OLED & NanoEdge displays
Most 2021-onward ASUS Vivobook laptops adopt with 100 % DCI-P3 gamut, 0.2 ms response and TÜV Rheinland low-blue-light certification, framed by the brand's NanoEdge slim bezels.
Spatial Vision 3D OLED
The debuts glasses-free autostereoscopic 3D at 3.2 K / 120 Hz, marketed as the world's first 3D OLED laptop display.
On-device AI & Copilot+ PCs
2024-25 refreshes introduce , and chips delivering up to 50 TOPS NPUs and such as Recall, Live Captions and Cocreator.
IceCool / IceCool Pro thermal design
Creator-class ASUS Vivobook Pro models employ dual-fan and a to sustain high CPU-GPU clocks while letting users toggle between hybrid and discrete-GPU modes.
Audio & connectivity
The ASUS Vivobook S-series models pair Harman/Kardon-tuned speakers with Dolby Atmos and include Thunderbolt 4/USB 4, HDMI 2.1 and microSD ports even on sub-1.7 kg chassis.
Privacy & security
2025 units add a Full-HD IR webcam with privacy shutter and security processor.

Vivo AiO

The Vivo AiO is a lineup of all-in-one desktop computers.
List of Vivo Aio products
  • Vivo AiO V200
  • Vivo AiO V220
  • Vivo AiO V221
  • Vivo AiO V222
  • Vivo Ai0 V230
  • Vivo Ai0 V241
  • Vivo AiO V272

    VivoPC

Some of Asus' desktop products have been rebadged and marketed as VivoPC's

VivoStick

The VivoStick is a single-board computer. Its model number is: TS10.

VivoMini

The VivoMini is a lineup of small form factor computer
List of VivoMini products
  • VivoMini UN45
  • VivoMini UN62
  • VivoMini UN65
  • VivoMini UN68U
  • VivoMini VC65
  • VivoMini VC65R
  • VivoMini VC66
  • VivoMini VC66R
  • VivoMini VC68V
  • VivoMini VM45
  • VivoMini VM65

    VivoWatch

The Asus VivoWatch has a built-in heart rate sensor and IP67 water resistance rating. There is also the VivoWatch BP which has built-in blood pressure measurement.

Reception

Engadget gave a rating of 79% in their review of the VivoWatch which mentioned the positives being "Elegant design, Highly visible heart rate zone LED, Automatic sleep tracking, Great battery life and Continuous heart rate monitoring" while the cons being "Doesn't track distance, No app notifications, App still needs some polish and Can't export data to third-party apps".
TechRadar gave the VivoWatch a three-star rating in their review which mentioned the positives being "Easy to read, always on screen, 10 days of battery life and Reasonably priced" while the cons being "Basic companion app, Unnecessary happiness monitor and Doesn't stand out from the crowd".
Wareable gave a three-star rating for the VivoWatch in their review stating which mentioned the positives being "Good price, Excellent battery life and Useful heart rate LED" while the cons being "No notifications, No distance/GPS/sports and App needs work".

VivoTab

Further Information: Asus VivoTab
VivoTab is a series of Microsoft Windows hybrid tablet computers designed by Asus. The name is derived from the Latin word "to live" and, along with Asus's Transformer series of convertible devices running Windows, is a primary competitor to the Microsoft Surface.
The family is made up of the VivoTab, VivoTab RT, VivoTab RT 3G, VivoTab RT LTE, VivoTab Smart, and later on the VivoTab Note 8. All the tablets come with Windows 8, a 3-year subscription to Asus WebStorage. They have high definition screens to advertise ultra-portability and extended battery life, and the ability of detachable tablets. VivoTab RT has an MSRP of US$599 and $699

VivoMouse

There are two Asus VivoMouse, the VivoMouse WT710 and VivoMouse Metallic Edition WT720. The VivoMouse can be used as a standard desktop mouse, touchpad which supports gestures on Windows or wireless remote.

Specifications

Reviews & Awards

ASUS Vivobook laptops have consistently been recognized for their outstanding design, innovation, and user experience. Notably, the ASUS Vivobook S14, S15, and S16 models , highlighting their sleek aesthetics and functional excellence. In the same year, ASUS secured a remarkable 41 Red Dot Design Awards, with several ASUS Vivobook models—such as the ASUS Vivobook 14/16 Flip, ASUS Vivobook Classic Series, and V16—earning accolades for their cutting-edge design and craftsmanship.  
These awards underscore ASUS's commitment to delivering laptops that combine style, performance, and user-centric features, solidifying the ASUS Vivobook series as a leader in the mid-range and premium laptop market.
  • Reviewing the 16-inch 2025 refresh, IT Pro described the ASUS Vivobook S16  as “an outstanding lightweight OLED laptop” that blends “excellent battery life with a premium metal build at a mid-range price.”
  • TechRadar called the 2024 ASUS 'Vivobook S15 “an absolutely exceptional piece of kit that rivals premium ultrabooks for design,” highlighting its “outstanding OLED display” and “phenomenal laptop experience with outstanding battery life.” However, they noted that “Copilot provides some punch, but AI tools still need work to make this a real titan,” indicating Microso*6ft's Copilot software “still feels half-baked.”
  • LaptopMedia highlighted the ASUS Vivobook Pro 15  for its “killer 120Hz OLED display and efficient cooling,” noting it is suitable for content creation and gaming. They also mentioned “limited upgradeability” as a drawback.
  • T3 noted that the ASUS Vivobook S15 was the first laptop to feature Qualcomm's new Snapdragon X Plus 8-core processor, blending performance and portability in a 1.42 kg, 14.7 mm chassis. It praised the “3K OLED panel” with a “120Hz refresh rate” and highlighted the inclusion of USB4, HDMI, and microSD ports, along with Wi-Fi 7 connectivity.
  • Laptop Mag praised the ASUS Vivobook 16 Flip as a standout 2‑in‑1 convertible, highlighting its 16‑inch 120Hz OLED touchscreen, strong performance powered by the Intel Core Ultra 7 258V and Intel Arc 140V graphics, 32 GB soldered memory, 1 TB SSD, and excellent battery life of 13 hours 47 minutes. While noting minor drawbacks like a “mushy keyboard,” “inconsistent bottom-firing speakers,” and “sub‑par webcam,” the review concluded it's a “compelling convertible” that “stands out” in its category.
  • Windows Central reported that ASUS returned to ARM-based designs with refreshed Copilot+ ASUS Vivobook models, including the ASUS Vivobook S 15, ASUS Vivobook Flip 14, and ASUS Vivobook Flip 16 '. The article notes they promise “long battery life and a Neural Processing Unit with 45 TOPS of power for localized AI tasks,” and that ASUS claims up to a 44% performance boost and up to 19.8 hours of battery runtime.