ASUS unveils ExpertBook B series for enterprises in India

ASUS has launched its next-gen ExpertBook B Series in India, crafted not for show but for substance. With three distinctly positioned models, the mainstream B1, premium B3 and flagship B5, the company seems intent on redefining how businesses across scales engage with performance, security and support.

ASUS has AI inside, but hold the hype

Let’s talk power.

At the core of the new ExpertBook lineup lies up to Intel Core Ultra 7 Series 2 processors. ASUS has leaned hard into AI, but unlike consumer machines, where AI is still a party trick, here it’s all business.

The built-in ASUS ExpertMeet tool offers live translation, meeting notes, and noise cancellation all on-device. No cloud dependency. No unnecessary bells and whistles. Just useful tools that work quietly in the background while you hustle.

And with integrated Intel Arc graphics, up to 64GB DDR5 RAM and support for dual PCIe 4.0 SSDs with RAID, even data-heavy applications and VMs can hum along smoothly.

Durability tested, India-proofed

We all know how hard the Indian working environment can be on devices. Think cramped trains, dusty construction offices, and the occasional tea spill.

The ExpertBook B Series is built to take it all. ASUS claims compliance with 24 MIL-STD 810H military tests across 11 categories, plus 150 internal tests of its own. Simply, it means hinges are tested for 50,000 open-close cycles, USB-C ports that can handle 15,000 plug/unplug cycles, keyboards survive 1 crore keystrokes and even 78cc of spilt liquid and displays built to handle 28kg of lid pressure.

Security is not an add-on, but a foundation.

In today’s enterprise space, especially in finance and government sectors, device security is not optional; it’s non-negotiable.

ASUS seems to get that. The ExpertBook B Series offers:

• Windows Secured-core PC certification.

• Self-healing BIOS with Dual EEPROM.

• TPM 2.0 chip for hardware-based encryption.

• Optical chassis intrusion alerts.

• FIDO2 biometric login options, including an IR camera and a fingerprint sensor.

• Optional smart card reader and Absolute Persistence for endpoint control.

It’s the kind of security that gives IT heads breathing room and compliance teams fewer headaches.

Designed for scale and startups

Most enterprise laptops are good at either high-volume deployment or boutique-level configuration. Rarely both.

The ExpertBook B Series manages to walk that tightrope. All models support up to 64GB of RAM and up to 3TB of SSD storage with RAID, full-sized HDMI, USB-C, RJ45 LAN and Thunderbolt 4 on higher-end models, optional 4G/5G connectivity and smart card readers, and factory-level BIOS and OS customisation, branded boot logos, and remote device management options.

Whether you're a startup deploying 20 units or an MNC rolling out 2,000, ASUS offers a surprisingly tailored experience, even for small batch requirements.

A battery that lasts a full workday

Here’s the bit that’ll make mobile warriors smile.

All models pack a 63Wh battery that lasts up to 10 hours and supports USB-C fast charging. What’s smart is the wide voltage compatibility from 5V to 24V, which means you can charge it from a USB power bank, airline seat or even your phone charger (if it’s got enough juice).

The included 65W USB-C charger doubles as a fast charger for phones and other gadgets, too. In an era of travel clutter, this is a small but meaningful relief.

Displays that respect your eyes and your work

It’s not just about pixels, it’s about purpose.

The B3 and B5 sport anti-glare IPS displays up to 16 inches, 2.5K resolution, 144Hz refresh rate, 400 nits brightness and TÜV-certified eye protection. Ideal for long Excel sessions or Zoom marathons.

The B1 keeps things modest with up to 15.6-inch IPS and 300 nits. Still decent, and a fair trade-off for cost-conscious deployments.

Dirac audio tech across all models also ensures your video calls sound like proper conversations, not hollow echoes.

Support that shows up

ASUS is offering after-sales service. They have toll-free support from 9 AM to 9 PM, Monday to Saturday, on-site service across 15,500+ Indian pincodes, DOA replacements within 7 working days, 1-year accidental damage protection out of the box, Global warranty across 80 countries, adapter warranty equals product warranty and likewise, up to 5-year extended support plans with next-business-day service and battery cover.

And with the MyASUS app, you can track service, raise tickets, and run health diagnostics. 

Dinesh Sharma, VP, Commercial PC and Smartphone, ASUS India, Sri Lanka and Nepal.

 “Our vision is rooted in delivering a truly worry-free business experience where design, performance, security, service and product customisation all work seamlessly together. The new ExpertBook B Series reflects this commitment, bringing together up to Intel Core Ultra Series 2 processors, AI-enhanced collaboration, military-grade durability and enterprise-grade security to ensure all-around reliability.”

The new ExpertBook B Series is built with intention. It doesn’t chase trends. It fixes pain points.

From AI that matters, to keyboards built for chaos, to security deep enough for regulatory scrutiny, this isn’t another slick laptop pretending to be enterprise-grade. It’s a serious workhorse built for Indian conditions, budgets and realities. And for once, the ‘worry-free’ label isn’t just marketing speak. It might just be the most honest promise ASUS has made in years.

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