Both 14-inch OLED displays are rated at 3K resolution with up to 500 nits brightness and touch input, and ASUS's ScreenXpert software automatically switches the layout between a traditional laptop mode (bottom screen as a virtual keyboard/trackpad), a dual-screen productivity mode, and a fully detached tablet-style mode when the bundled kickstand and detachable keyboard are used. Stylus input is supported for note-taking and sketching across either panel. The chassis uses ASUS's Ceraluminum ceramic-composite material for durability in a lightweight shell, and a dual-cell battery layout is tuned to deliver meaningfully longer runtime when only one screen is active versus driving both simultaneously. Dual Thunderbolt-class USB-C ports handle charging and up to 40Gb/s data transfer. It ships with Windows 11 Pro, aimed at professionals who need genuine multi-monitor workflow in a portable form factor.