ASUS and Republic of Gamers (ROG) are bringing their latest technology and innovation closer to consumers with the opening of a dedicated shop-in-shop (SIS) experience at Computer Mania in Tyger Valley Mall. Spanning 25 square metres, the new retail space will showcase a selection of the latest ASUS and ROG devices, giving shoppers the opportunity to discover cutting-edge technology, premium design and high-performance computing in one dedicated destination.
The new shop-in-shop will feature some of ASUS’s latest innovations, including the newest Zenbook laptops, the innovative ROG Zephyrus Duo, and the latest NVIDIA Spark ProArt P16, offering visitors a closer look at devices designed for productivity, creativity, gaming and next-generation computing. The dedicated space reflects ASUS’s continued commitment to making innovative technology more accessible to South African consumers, while strengthening its retail presence through key partners such as Computer Mania.
Exclusive Opening Promotions
To celebrate the launch, Computer Mania will run exclusive discounts from the 21st of October until the 25th of October 2026, giving customers the opportunity to explore selected ASUS and ROG products and take advantage of special promotional offers.
Shoppers visiting Computer Mania at Tyger Valley Mall during the promotional period can discover the latest devices, experience their features firsthand and speak to the retail team about finding the right technology for their needs.
Whether customers are looking for a premium laptop for everyday productivity, powerful hardware for gaming, or advanced tools for creative workflows, the dedicated display offers an opportunity to explore the ASUS and ROG experience in person. The opening further reinforces the collaboration between ASUS and Computer Mania, bringing innovative products, hands-on discovery and exclusive promotional opportunities together for shoppers at Tyger Valley Centre.
Visit the new ASUS and ROG shop-in-shop at Computer Mania, Tyger Valley Mall, and discover the latest in incredible computing.
