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Here, we have prepared a list of the best ultrabooks that are currently available in Nepal. Since Ultrabooks are portable and still have exceptional performance capability, they are quite popular with professionals and students alike. And over the past few years, the Ultrabook segment in Nepal has become incredibly competitive.

Before you begin…

Apple has been upping its game with the MacBook Air with its in-house silicon, and there are your usual players like Asus and Dell. So, it is only natural for buyers to be confused when choosing the perfect fit in this ultra-competitive market. But worry not—this buy guide for the best Ultrabooks in Nepal is here to help.

The first thing you should look for in a great Ultrabook is an excellent display and battery life, on top of lightweight build quality. Top-notch performance is also a given, although you won’t be able to enjoy hardcore gaming in ultrabooks—barring a few exceptions. With that out of the way, let’s dive into our list of the best ultrabooks available in Nepal in 2025.

Best Ultrabooks in Nepal 2025 (Summary)

9. HP Spectre x360 14 2024

We are starting this list of the best Ultrabooks in Nepal with the 2024 edition of Spectre x360 14. It is a premium 2-in-1 convertible laptop that measures 16.9mm in thickness and weighs around 1.36 kg. But the star of the show is definitely the 13.5” touchscreen. It covers 100% sRGB coverage and boasts 500 nits of brightness. Moreover, the screen has an anti-reflection layer and Corning Gorilla Glass NBT.

As for performance, it is powered by the Intel Core Ultra 7 155H CPU paired with 32GB LPDDR5 RAM and 1TB NVMe SSD. This laptop has a 9MP IR webcam for Windows Hello authentication as well as a fingerprint scanner. As for audio, you get a quad-speaker setup tuned by B&O. Fueling the laptop is a 68Wh battery, and a 65W USB-C charger is included in the box.

8. Apple Macbook Air M1

Next up is the already iconic M1 Macbook Air from a few years back. Since its launch, the pricing has drastically dropped while the value proposition is on the rise. Being the first of new-gen MacBooks powered by Apple’s in-house silicon, the Macbook Air (2020) boasts good raw performance paired with excellent efficiency. Pair that, with Apple’s uncompromised unibody build, good-looking design, and polished software, and you got yourself a very nice ultrabook.

7. Lenovo Yoga 9i (2023)

At number seven, we have last year’s Lenovo Yoga  9i. It brings all the good of a premium 2-in-1 convertible laptop and takes things up a notch with exclusive quality-of-life features. This includes the 360° rotating speaker, which along with the other two speakers, sounds really great. The display is also among the best in the segment. It has a 14” OLED touchscreen with 100% DCI-P3 space. It also has support for Dolby Vision HDR and has VESA DisplayHDR True Black 500 certification.

The 360° hinge lets you flip the laptop and use it as a tablet. Lenovo Precision Pen 2 is included in the package but there is no internal component in the laptop to store and charge it.  For security, Lenovo has included an IR webcam and a fingerprint scanner. Inside, it brings the Intel Core i7-1360P with 16GB of RAM and 1TB SSD.

• Read our review of the Lenovo Yoga 9i (2023).
• Watch our review of the Lenovo Yoga 9i (2023).

6. Acer Swift Go 14 (2023/2024)

If you want a superb ultrabook without breaking the bank, Acer’s Swift Go is the way to go (pun intended). 

It features a crisp OLED display with a faster 90Hz refresh rate, the same tall 16:10 aspect ratio, and full DCI-P3 colors while the performance is even better with an H series processor. There’s ample memory for ultrabook needs and you get it all in a very light 1.25kg package. The only downside might be the lack of Thunderbolt 4 support despite a Type-C port but besides that, everything else is bang for the buck.

Moreover, you can even opt for the newer model with a Core Ultra 7 155H processor with better Intel Arc GPU (integrated) but that guy will bring you an IPS panel with a slightly heavier package.

5. Acer Swift X 14 (2024)

Swiftly moving to our fifth spot, the Swift X 14 is a more premium offering from Acer with dedicated GPUs.

There are two configurations currently available in Nepal one with a Core Ultra 5 and RTX 3050 while the more powerful variant has a Core Ultra 7 and RTX 4050. Both ship with fast 120Hz OLED screens with gorgeous colors and crisp images. And everything else like the backlit keyboard, the aluminum chassis, and the large 76Wh battery is the same too.

So, it’s all down to your budget and needs. The Core Ultra 5 125H and 3050 combo should suffice for most of basic streaming and multimedia needs but the RTX 4050, Ultra 7 might be better if you’re a creative looking for an everyday carry. That’s one of Swift’s strengths too. It weighs just around 1.5 kilos and charges via the Type-C port on the left, leaving you another Type-C (Thunderbolt 4), two USB-3 Type As, an HDMI, a 3.5mm jack, and a microSD reader.

4. Asus Zenbook 14 OLED (2025/2024)

Zenbooks have always been popular in the ultrabook segment so it’s no surprise that the Zenbook 14 OLED from Asus has managed to secure the fourth spot in our list of best ultrabooks available in Nepal right now. Here, we’ll list FOUR different options that you can choose between according to your preference and taste.

The first two Zenbook 14s are 2024 models but ship with different chips and display configurations. On the blue side, you can pick up a Zenbook 14 OLED (2024) with a Core Ultra 7 155H chip and an FHD OLED screen. That being said, the Ryzen 7 8840HS variant features a crisper and faster 3K 90Hz OLED and also costs less so it might be a better value proposition after all. No matter your choice, you get 16GB of soldered memory alongside ample Gen 4 SSD storage. There’s WiFi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3 for connectivity and a 75Wh Lithium battery for powering the laptop.

The newer 2025 Zenbooks bring improved processors and faster screens into the mix while the rest of the spec sheet reads pretty similar. They are not the most affordable though, so value-wise going with the last gen might be the play!

3. Dell XPS 13 Plus (2023/2024)

If ultra portability is what you’re searching for instead, do consider the Dell XPS 13 Plus. It’s super compact at just around 15mm thick and 1.26 kg in weight and features a crisp 3.5k display. The 13.4″ OLED panel is touch-compatible and has minimal bezels all around. The chassis and the keyboard deck also feel high-end and premium.

Under the hood, you are getting either the i7 1360P or the newer Core Ultra 7 paired with 16GB/32GB of fast LPDDR5 RAM. For memory, you get a 512GB or 1TB NVME SSD that can be swapped in the future for a higher-capacity one. There are 4 speakers with an even woofer + tweeter combo alongside an HD webcam, two Thunderbolt 4 ports, and an IR camera for Windows Hello.

2. Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Aura

Although it is not available in the market YET, the Yoga Slim 7i Aura is definitely one of the best ultrabooks you can get in Nepal, mostly thanks to its ridiculously efficient Core Ultra Lunar Lake chipset.

For starters, it’s a 15″ ultrabook weighing just north of 1400 grams with a premium feeling metal build and design! The Yoga has a crisp 2.8K screen running at up to 120Hz with features like 500 nits of brightness and full coverage of the DCI-P3 space. It’s still an IPS panel though so contrast and colors will still pop better on the XPS or the Zenbooks with their OLED screens!

The star of the show here is the Core Ultra 7 256V chipset with its efficient architecture that often beats Macbooks in terms of battery life! That’s super impressive if you ask me. Moreover, the integrated Arc graphics is also quite powerful and you get workable 16GB of fast LPDD5x RAM alongside an M.2 SSD for your storage needs!

• If you reallllyyy want the OLED though, you can check out last year’s Slim 7!

1. Apple MacBook Air M2/M3 (2022)

Taking the number one spot in our list of best Ultrabooks in Nepal is the Apple MacBook Air (M2/M3). This one comes with the second/third-gen Apple Silicone chip. The M2 is based on an improved 5nm process and brings an 18% faster CPU and a 35% faster CPU while the M3 brings slight improvements on top of that.

Apart from the SoC, the newer Apple MacBook Airs have an overhauled design. They skip the traditional wedge-shaped design in favor of a more Pro-like look.

You’ll not find any differences between the M2 and M3 models. The display is the same 13.6″ Liquid Retina panel with WQXGA resolution. You get a similar 8/256 GB base configuration, and other aspects like battery life, and speakers also don’t see upgrades. The only other change is the inclusion of WiFi 6E and newer Bluetooth on the M3 model.

• Read our review of the Apple MacBook Air M2 (2022).
• Watch our review of the Apple MacBook Air M2 (2022).

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Do you agree with our choice of the best Ultrabooks in Nepal or do you want to add something to the list? Have your say in the comments section.