Primebook has expanded its Generation 2 laptop portfolio in India with the launch of Primebook 2 Pro and Primebook 2 Max. Both models are positioned in the sub-₹20,000 segment and bring AI-powered features, larger displays, and upgraded storage options compared to the earlier generation of laptops.
SurveySpeaking on the launch, Chitranshu Mahant, CEO and Co-founder of Primebook, said, “In the under-₹20,000 laptop segment, we noticed a clear gap. There wasn’t a laptop that could truly deliver speed and multitasking at scale. That insight led us to launch our generation 2 line-up, beginning with the Primebook 2 Neo. With the Pro and Max, we’re extending that same innovation further, offering larger displays, faster processors, and higher storage options. Our focus has been on building this experience end-to-end, from the operating system to the hardware, so users get laptops that are powerful, reliable, and within reach.”
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Primebook 2 Pro and Primebook 2 Max launch in India
Both laptops run on PrimeOS 3.0, an Android 15-based operating system developed in-house by Primebook. The company says the software has been designed specifically for laptops and includes multitasking, AI integrations, and support for Android apps.
The Primebook 2 Pro is priced at Rs 17,990 and the Primebook 2 Max at Rs 19,990. Both laptops are available on Amazon, Flipkart, and Primebook’s official website. Customers purchasing from the official site can avail an additional ₹500 discount on prepaid orders.
Aman Verma, Co-founder and COO of Primebook, talked about how the team wants that laptops shouldn’t be out of reach or too complicated. He said, “Primebook has always stood for making technology more accessible and meaningful for today’s generation. With the Generation 2, including the latest Pro and Max, we aim to affirm that laptops don’t have to be complicated or out of reach to be powerful. At the heart of Primebook 2 laptops is our philosophy of helping users Be their Prime. By this I mean, these devices are built not just to perform, but to empower people to learn more, do more, express more, and achieve more in their own way.”
Primebook 2 Pro and Primebook 2 Max top specifications
The Primebook 2 Pro features a 14.1-inch Full HD IPS anti-glare display, 8GB LPDDR4X RAM, 128GB UFS storage, and a 60.3Wh battery with up to 14 hours of backup. The Primebook 2 Max, on the other hand, offers a larger 15.6-inch Full HD display, 8GB RAM, 256GB UFS storage, and up to 12 hours of battery life.
Both are powered by the octa-core MediaTek Helio G99 processor and include dual stereo speakers, a 1440p webcam, dual microphones with noise cancellation, and a backlit keyboard. Connectivity options include dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.1, USB-C fast charging, USB-A ports, a 3.5mm audio jack, microSD expansion up to 1TB, and Kensington Lock support.
Key software features on PrimeOS 3.0 include the Prime App Store, Cloud PC streaming for Windows and Linux desktops (subscription starting at ₹19), AI Companion powered by Gemini accessible via a dedicated keyboard key, AI-powered Global Search, PrimeCoding platform for beginners, and keymapping for Android gaming. Built-in mobile-grade sensors such as GPS and gyroscope are also present.
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