AMD-powered Asus ExpertBook P3 now available from $1,149

The latest notebooks from Asus are the AMD-powered siblings of the ExpertBook P3 series: the 14-inch PM3406 and 16-inch PM3606. The Taiwanese company has equipped them with Krackan Point chips and lets users choose between AMD Ryzen AI Pro 7 350 and AI Pro 5 330 processors. 

Both laptops have WUXGA (1920 × 2100) anti-glare displays with a 144Hz refresh rate, backlit chiclet keys and 70 Wh battery life. Like the Intel-based versions, they work with triple band WiFi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4, and come with a bevy of ports including two USB 3.2 Gen2 Type-C ports, two Type-A ports, an HDMI port and an audio jack. Asus is marketing the ExpertBook P3 for professional and enterprise settings which justifies the inclusion of a 2.5m nano Kensington lock slot.

There are some bold ruggedness claims made here. These notebooks have reportedly passed MIL-STD-810H testing, giving them what Asus calls "military-grade durability". Among other things, the tests include a 100mm drop while the notebook is powered on, although attempting to replicate these results on your own will conveniently void the warranty.

The PM3406 and PM3606 variants of Asus' AMD-powered ExpertBook P3 are available in only two possible configurations. The four-core AMD Ryzen AI Pro 5 330 chip comes with 16GB RAM, a 512GB SSD and is priced at $1,149.99 for the 14-inch version or $1,179.99 for the 16-inch display. The higher-end processor (AMD Ryzen AI Pro 7 350) is paired with 32GB memory and 1TB of storage, and costs either $1,479.99 or $1,509.99, depending on the choice of display.

Asus mentions in its press release that additional configurations are forthcoming in Q4 of 2025. All models are available for order on Asus' product page, with discounts on Amazon.