Asus Chromebook CM32 2-in-1 laptop launched in India: Price, features
Last Updated: 2026-06-15 10:16:19
Chromebooks are getting new models in the Indian market, courtesy Asus. Many thought that Google has moved beyond Chromebooks with the recently teased Googlebooks but Asus has refreshed its lineup with the Chromebook CM32 and a few more models that are not only laptops but also double up as 2-in-1 detachable devices for computing needs.
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Asus launches Chromebook CM32 2-in-1 in India at Rs 37,990- CM32 features a 12.1-inch 2.5K display with Gorilla Glass
- All models run on MediaTek Kompanio 540 with up to 8GB RAM
Chromebooks are affordable than your regular Windows laptops in the market, mainly because of their less storage dependence and more running through the cloud. Google offers all its apps and Chrome as the base platform to run different features.
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Asus Chromebook CM32, CM15 and CM 14 price in India
The Asus Chromebook CM series price in India are the following:
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- Chromebook CM14 - starts at Rs 26,990
- Chromebook CM15 - starts at Rs 28,990
- Chromebook CM32 - starts at Rs 37,990
All the three Chromebook models will go on sale from June 19 in the country.
Asus Chromebook CM32, CM15 and C14 specifications
Among all the three models, the Chromebook CM32 is the 2-in-1 version, which doubles up as a laptop and a tablet running on ChromeOS. It gets a 12.1-inch 2.5K display that comes with Corning Gorilla glass protection. The CM14 and CM15 sport a 14-inch HD and 15.6-inch FHD non-touch displays, respectively.
All these models are powered by MediaTek Kompanio 540 chipset with up to 8GB RAM and up to 256GB storage. The build quality of these devices has been strengthened with MIL-STD 810H standard. You get the Chromebook models in bright colourways.
Where is the Googlebook?
Chromebook launching in mid-2026 feels quite intriguing especially since Google is confirmed to bring new Googlebooks later this year. The company teased its new Googlebook recently which more or less could be the successor to the Chromebook and gets all the Gemini AI goodness with better Android compatibility.
Google is going to follow Microsoft’s model to have this new platform running on devices (or Googlebooks) made by brands like Dell, HP, Asus and Lenovo among others. Google claims the new device will get a premium and featherweight design, but heavyweight on power.
Most people thought Chromebooks will go out of fashion (and market) but it seems to have one last spell in the market before Google ends the lineup.