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ASUS US deals 2026

ASUS's current US promotions — what each one actually is, which are worth your time, and which are not.

By Evan Cole · Last updated August 14, 2026

ASUS is running promotions on its US store. We do not pick products because they are discounted — every recommendation on this site is chosen on measurements, and our GPU, monitor and keyboard guides do not change when a sale starts. This page is separate on purpose: it tells you what is on offer and what each one is worth, and nothing here replaces a pick.

The honest summary: the Edition 20 line is the only one we would point at deliberately; the Steam code is worth having if a ROG peripheral was already on your list. ASUS's mailing listed two further promotions — a back-to-school sale and a travel-gear one — and they are not on this page because their landing pages carried no trace of them two days after they were meant to start. We do not print prices — they move, and a number typed here would be wrong within days — so follow a link for the current figure.

A Steam code with select ROG gear

Runs to 31 December 2026.

Buy a qualifying ROG peripheral — keyboards, mice, controllers, headsets, earbuds — and ASUS sends a Steam code. It is the most straightforward offer here: the reward is a fixed amount rather than an “up to”, and the eligible list is on ASUS's page. Check your item is on it before buying, because the code is the whole point. We do not print the amount; ASUS states it on the offer page, and a figure typed here would outlive the promotion.

See it on ASUS →

ROG Edition 20 — the 20th-anniversary line

Runs to 31 December 2026.

A limited black-and-gold anniversary run, led by the ROG Astral RTX 5090 Edition 20. This is the one offer here we would send anyone to on purpose: it is an ASUS-exclusive SKU, so there is no Amazon listing it competes with. It is a collector's finish on a card you can buy in plainer clothes for less — our GPU guide has the plain version.

See it on ASUS →

So is any of it worth it?

The Edition 20 line is the one we would point at deliberately, because it is an ASUS exclusive — there is no equivalent listing to compare it against, so a link here costs you nothing in choice. The Steam code is worth having if a ROG peripheral was already on your list. The two promotions ASUS's mailing listed but its own pages did not carry — a back-to-school sale and a travel-gear one — are left off deliberately: we will not send you to a page for a discount it does not mention.

For anything where you have a choice of retailer, our product guides link the listings we would actually buy from, and those have not changed because of this sale.