Asus Slashes Prices On Business And Home All-in-one Computers

Need a new desktop but don’t want the cable mess? ASUS just made four of its ASUS all-in-one deals significantly more affordable. Plus, the company’s running instant rebates on both its business-focused ExpertCenter models and consumer-friendly V-Series, with savings ranging from $75 to $150 through February 22nd.

All-in-one computers pack everything into the monitor, eliminating the separate tower and reducing desk clutter. So if you’re setting up a home office or need a clean desktop PC setup, these ASUS all-in-one deals are worth checking out.

Business models get the biggest discounts

The ExpertCenter P470VA drops from $1,099.99 to $949.99, saving you $150. This 27-inch model features an Intel Core i7-13620H processor with 16GB RAM and 1TB SSD. Plus, it’s built for professional environments with TPM 2.0, facial recognition, and webcam privacy shutters. The touchscreen display runs at Full HD resolution with Windows 11 Home.

Meanwhile, the ExpertCenter P440VA goes from $849.99 to $774.99, knocking off $75. This 24-inch version uses an Intel Core i5 processor with the same 16GB RAM and 1TB SSD. So you’re getting the same security features in a smaller package.

Both ExpertCenter models also include Microsoft Copilot integration for AI assistance with productivity tasks.

Home models offer solid value

The V470VA drops from $1,049.99 to $899.99, a $150 discount. This 27-inch all-in-one is designed for home users who want performance without business features. It’s powered by Intel Core H-series processors and also includes Wi-Fi 7 connectivity. The touchscreen display delivers Full HD visuals with Dolby Atmos audio.

Meanwhile, the V440VA goes from $849.99 to $774.99, matching the P440VA’s $75 savings. This 24-inch model delivers the same experience as the V470VA in a smaller form factor. Plus, it’s good for families, students, or anyone who wants a reliable computer that doesn’t take up desk space.

The V-Series focuses on home use with better audio and connectivity options for streaming and casual gaming. However, these ASUS all-in-one deals use laptop-class processors, so they won’t match gaming towers for raw power. But for productivity work, web browsing, and video calls, they handle everything just fine.

The sale runs through February 22nd. The instant rebates apply at checkout with no mail-in hassle.

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