ASUS has introduced the ProArt P14 and ProArt P16 as creator laptops showcased at IFA 2026. The company says the pair combines OLED displays, graphics hardware and large batteries for people who edit photos, video and other demanding work on the move.

The announcement came on September 4 as part of ASUS’s IFA programme. The official release identifies both laptops as part of the ProArt line and places the new models alongside the company’s broader creator-focused hardware presentation.

ASUS lists a 14-inch display for the ProArt P14 and a 16-inch display for the P16. The P16 can be configured with a 4K 120Hz OLED panel with variable refresh and G-SYNC support, while the P14 offers a resolution of up to 3K. Display options may vary by configuration and market.

The company says the Lumina Pro OLED panels are factory calibrated and target a Delta E value below one. That number describes color difference in a measurement system, but it is not a substitute for an independent review of calibration, brightness consistency or real editing performance.

ASUS also lists peak brightness of up to 1,600 nits for the supported ProArt displays. High peak brightness is most useful for compatible HDR content. Sustained brightness, battery life and heat behavior will depend on the selected processor, graphics chip, display mode and workload.

The ProArt P14 and P16 are part of a presentation that includes NVIDIA RTX graphics options. ASUS says the hardware is intended to support local creative applications and AI-assisted production tasks. The announcement does not establish a single performance level for every regional configuration.

Battery capacity is another clear difference in the announcement. ASUS lists a 90Wh battery for the P14 and a 99Wh battery for the P16. The larger cells can help during mobile work, although OLED refresh rate, screen brightness and graphics use will still determine practical endurance.

The laptops use CNC-machined aluminum bodies and include a selection of modern ports, according to ASUS. Tom’s Guide included the ProArt models in its IFA laptop coverage. ASUS has not given one universal price or release date in the sources reviewed, so buyers should wait for local configuration and support details.