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Had an issue with ASUS? Get a real response.
How to submit a complaint with ASUS
For ASUS complaints in Australia, you’ll usually get the quickest result by picking the channel that matches the problem:
- Phone support (best for urgent troubleshooting + starting a warranty claim)
Call the ASUS customer support number 1300 278 788 (Mon–Fri, 9am–6pm AEST, excluding NSW public holidays). - Warranty claim via ASUS, retailer, or service centre (all supported)
ASUS’s warranty documentation states you can lodge via the call centre, your retailer (place of purchase), or an authorised service location. - Online RMA request (best for a trackable repair workflow)
If you want a reference you can follow, submit an ASUS RMA request with your serial number, proof of purchase, fault description, and images (for physical damage/faults). ASUS states you should receive an RMA number by the end of the next business day (excluding public holidays). Keep that RMA number for ASUS repair status follow-ups. - Advanced Replacement Service (special-case pathway, where available)
ASUS documents an Advanced Replacement workflow for supported models, including submitting the ARS form by email to acau_rma@asus.com and sending paperwork to an address in Silverwater, NSW. - ASUS Online Store order complaints (delivery, cancellations, returns)
For an ASUS online store complaint, the AU store FAQ instructs customers to call 1300 278 788 if tracking hasn’t arrived or if delivery is outside the stated window.
ASUS publishes clear expectations for warranty and repair workflows, which you can use to keep your case moving.
Online RMA requests
- You submit the required details and documentation.
- ASUS says you’ll receive an RMA number by the end of the next business day.
- You’ll then receive email instructions on how to send the device, walk it in, or prepare it for collection.
- If the request is rejected, ASUS says it will email the reason and suggest next steps.
Warranty claims (coverage decision + outcomes)
- You initiate the claim and provide proof of purchase.
- ASUS assesses coverage and notifies you whether it’s covered.
- If approved, the repaired or replaced product is returned to you.
- If rejected, assessment and courier fees may apply, and out-of-warranty repair is offered at your expense.
ASUS also notes repaired/replaced components are covered for three months or the remainder of the warranty period (whichever is longer), and warns that user data may be permanently deleted during repair.
Online store returns and refunds
ASUS’s store FAQ notes refunds may take 10–15 business days after the order is received and assessed/approved, and refunds can be reduced based on timing, missing accessories, or (in some change-of-mind cases) restocking/cancellation fees.
Common complaints against ASUS
Common themes across consumer reviews include:
- Warranty process friction (registration issues, repeated calls, disputes over whether a product is in warranty)
- Repair delays or limited updates, plus dissatisfaction with outcomes.
- Out-of-warranty cost shock, including assessment/inspection fees before you even decide whether to proceed.
- Online store fulfilment and communication problems, including “in-stock” delays, confusing cancellations/refunds, or items arriving after cancellation started.
ASUS complaints submitted through Ajust
How other consumers ASUS complaints got resolved
A customer said a laptop returned from repair with new physical damage and felt stuck repeatedly providing photos. Taking timestamped photos/video before shipping, keeping the RMA number, and communicating in writing helped push toward a remedy.
A customer reported waiting weeks for repair and being told it could take months due to overseas handling, then accepted a refund offered by the retailer.
If support isn’t resolving your issue:
- Move from verbal to written
After an initial call, lodge through the Online RMA workflow or the store enquiry pathway so you have a dated record and a reference number. - Use identifiers every time
Include your RMA number, serial number, proof of purchase, and any case ID in every message. - Escalate via the purchase channel
If you bought through a retailer, use them. ASUS confirms retailer lodgement is valid, and retailer escalation is often faster because the retailer is responsible for remedies under consumer law. - For online store issues, use the published service targets
The store FAQ states replies are aimed within 1–2 business days; if you exceed that, reply in the same thread and request escalation with a clear resolution date.
If ASUS (or a retailer) won’t resolve the issue:
- The ACCC’s guidance is to complain to the business first, clearly state the outcome you want, and then contact your state/territory consumer protection agency if it can’t be resolved.
- If the issue becomes a payment dispute (or a complaint about how a financial firm handled your dispute), AFCA is the external escalation path after you’ve used the financial firm’s internal dispute process.
Useful official links:
ASUS Complaints FAQs
You’ve done your part, now it’s time to hold ASUS accountable.
Take the final step and submit a complaint that gets seen and responded to.