Asus updated the retail configuration of its Chromebook CX15 in India to include a software bundle that adds value for users who rely on cloud services. The new package pairs the existing laptop hardware with a three-month Google AI Pro membership, which grants access to Gemini Advanced and extra Google One cloud storage. This update matters to buyers because it effectively lowers the cost of premium AI tools for those purchasing the device directly from Asus. The hardware specifications remain unchanged from previous iterations, focusing on entry-level performance rather than raw power.
New retail configuration includes three-month Google AI Pro membership
The Chromebook CX15 is a 15.6-inch laptop running ChromeOS, designed for everyday computing tasks. It features a NanoEdge display with a Full HD resolution of 1,920 by 1,080 pixels, providing clear visuals for web browsing and media consumption. The system is powered by an Intel N50 processor, which handles basic multitasking and light productivity workloads. Asus paired this chip with 8 GB of LPDDR5 memory to ensure smooth operation of the ChromeOS interface and browser tabs.
Specifications
- Processor: Intel N50
- Memory: 8 GB LPDDR5
- Storage: 128 GB eMMC
- Display: 15.6-inch Full HD (1,920 × 1,080) NanoEdge
- Battery: 42 Wh
Storage capacity on this model is limited to 128 GB of eMMC flash memory, which is typical for budget-oriented Chromebooks. The device includes a 42 Wh battery, which Asus rates for standard daily usage, though specific endurance hours are not listed in the current specifications. Weighing in at 3.5 lb (1.59 kg), the laptop offers a portable form factor for students or remote workers who need to move between locations. The chassis design prioritizes functionality and portability over premium materials or high-end gaming capabilities.
Asus is selling the Chromebook CX15 model CX1505CTA-S70293 in India for ₹47,990 (around $503). The device is available through the Asus eShop and other authorized retailers, allowing customers to purchase the hardware and the software bundle together. This pricing positions the laptop as an affordable entry point into the ChromeOS ecosystem, especially with the added value of the Google AI Pro subscription. The bundle approach allows Asus to differentiate the product from competitors who offer similar hardware at similar price points without the software extras.
We looked at Asus Releases ROG Zephyrus G14 (2026) in our earlier Asus coverage, which highlights the company's diverse range of devices from gaming laptops to budget Chromebooks. The CX15 update demonstrates Asus's strategy to add software value to hardware sales in competitive markets like India. The combination of stable entry-level specs and premium cloud services targets users who prioritize software access over hardware upgrades. This retail configuration remains the primary option for consumers seeking this specific Chromebook model in the region.
Source: NotebookCheck
