Following widespread coverage from leading technology publications that positioned CHUWI UniBook as an affordable alternative to MacBook Neo in May, CHUWI has officially opened pre-orders for its new UniBook AI Laptop. Powered by Intel’s latest Core 3 304 “Wildcat Lake” processor and built on Intel’s advanced 18A process technology, UniBook delivers AI-enhanced productivity, a vibrant 14-inch 100% sRGB display, versatile connectivity, and a lightweight 1.2kg design. CHUWI is offering a $50 early-bird discount, bringing accessible, on-device AI efficiency to more users.
A New Phase of AI Computing Reaches the Mass Market
For the past year, AI PCs have largely been positioned as premium devices. The UniBook challenges that model by bringing on‑device AI acceleration, long battery life, and modern thermals to a broader audience—students, mobile professionals, and creators who need AI capability without the flagship price.
Powered by Intel’s latest Core Series 3 304 processor built on the cutting-edge Intel 18A, the UniBook delivers local AI processing through a dedicated NPU. Tasks such as AI‑assisted writing, real‑time transcription, image generation, and multitasking run directly on the device, reducing latency and keeping sensitive data off the cloud.
“AI shouldn’t be a luxury feature reserved for top‑tier devices,” said Jesea Yang, CEO at CHUWI. “With UniBook, we’re proving that capable, everyday AI performance can be delivered in a device that’s genuinely portable, genuinely affordable, and built for real people’s workflows.”
Designed for Mobility, Built for Modern Work
UniBook’s chassis reflects the growing demand for ultramobile productivity devices. Its lightweight metal construction, slim profile, and commuter‑ready durability make it suitable for users who work from cafés, campuses, airports, and coworking spaces. For remote professionals and students relying on daily video conferencing, the integrated HD camera comes equipped with a physical privacy shutter, ensuring peace of mind during off-camera hours. A bright 16:10 display supports multitasking and creative work, while the ergonomic backlit keyboard and precision touchpad ensure comfort during long sessions.
Visuals are anchored by a 14-inch WUXGA IPS display boasting a crisp 1920×1200 resolution. Shifting from traditional formats, the UniBook features a productivity-forward 16:10 aspect ratio coupled with ultra-narrow bezels, resulting in an impressive 88% screen-to-body ratio. With 100% sRGB color gamut coverage and a peak brightness of 300 nits, the display ensures highly accurate color reproduction for creative design, media consumption, and data analysis. Furthermore, a versatile 180° hinge allows the display to lay completely flat, seamlessly transitioning the UniBook from a personal powerhouse to a collaborative tool during screen-sharing sessions.
The laptop’s all‑day battery life and fast‑charging support reinforce its role as a device meant to stay unplugged. CHUWI’s internal testing shows it can last up to 13 hours based on local 1080p video playback testing, enough for a full day of typical productivity tasks, streaming, and AI‑assisted workflows.
Connectivity Without Compromise
In contrast to the growing trend of port‑minimalist laptops, the UniBook retains a full suite of built‑in I/O, supporting both modern and legacy peripherals without adapters.
Unlike the MacBook Neo—which limits users to a single full-featured USB-C, one data-only USB-C, and an audio jack—or the new Dell XPS 13 (2026), which provides only dual USB-C ports while omitting the headphone jack entirely, the UniBook offers total flexibility. Beyond its dual full-featured USB-C ports and a dedicated HDMI port supporting up to two external 4K displays, the UniBook packs three USB-A ports, an RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet port, and a TF card slot. This comprehensive, adapter-free layout makes it especially appealing to professionals who rely on external monitors, wired networks, or specialized hardware.
Windows 11 Pro comes pre‑installed, offering enterprise‑grade security and compatibility for business environments.
Key Specifications at a Glance
| Model | UniBook |
| Operating System | Windows 11 Pro |
| Display | 14-inch WUXGA (1920×1200) IPS Display
100% sRGB Color Gamut |
| Processor | Intel® Core™ 3 Processor 304 (Series 3, Wildcat Lake) |
| GPU | Intel® Graphics
GPU Peak TOPS (Int8): 9 |
| NPU | NPU Peak TOPS (Int8): 15 |
| Memory | 8GB LPDDR5 6400 MT/s RAM |
| Storage | 256GB PCIe 3.0 SSD (Expandable) |
| Battery & Charging | 53.38Wh Battery, 65W USB-C PD Charger |
| I/O Ports | 2× Full-Featured USB-C
2× USB-A (5Gbps) 1× USB-A (480Mbps) 1× HDMI 1× Ethernet 1× TF Card Slot 1× Audio Jack |
| Wireless Connectivity | Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2 |
| Display Support | Supports up to two external displays (up to 4K@60Hz) |
| Size | 314.5 × 221 × 16.4 mm |
| Weight | Approx. 1.2 kg |
Pricing and Availability
The all-new CHUWI UniBook will be available for pre-orders starting today, at an MSRP of $499. Early buyers can take advantage of a limited-time $50 early bird discount, bringing the final promotional price to $449 while supplies last. At $449, the UniBook undercuts the average AI PC price by more than half, yet still delivers dedicated NPU acceleration for local AI tasks—making it the first true entry point for students and freelancers who want to experiment with AI workflows without a premium investment.
As part of CHUWI’s “AI for Everyone, The Tournament for All” World Cup campaign, users can also get up to $50 off on CHUWI’s latest arrivals, including the CoreBook Air 226V, AuBox X Copilot+ PCs, the Hi10 Max 2-in-1 Windows tablet (equipped with Intel Core Ultra 5), and the ultra-light CoreBook Air 1KG laptops.
For more information, visit www.chuwi.com.
Link for UniBook:
US Store: https://us.chuwi.com/products/unibook-laptop-intel-core-3-304-series-3-wildcat-lake
Link for World Cup Campaign: