Gaming Laptops Reviews

Asus' TUF Gaming A14 feels premium, looks grown-up, and delivers great battery life for non-gaming tasks.

The Asus Zenbook S16 is a take on an AMD AI system with a beautiful design and strong performance, though the display could be a little brighter.

Gigabyte’s G6X is full of compromises that affect its ability to rise to the top of the mid-range gaming segment.

An attractive chassis and knock-your-socks-off audio system can’t mask inconsistent gaming performance.

The Legion 5i Pro Gen 9 is an impressive value, matching the performance of more expensive laptops, even if it does fall a little short on battery life.

The Razer Blade 14 is the most powerful 14-inch gaming laptop we've tested, and it has a bright display and lots of ports. But it's far more expensive than the competition.

Alienware's m18 R2 has solid performance, lots of repair and upgrade options, and a clicky keyboard.

Alienware toned down the design of its bread-and-butter gaming laptop for wider appeal but maintained the laptop’s excellent features and performance.

Good looks and a small footprint can’t overcome high price and back-of-the-pack gaming performance.

The Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 is a premium, compact gaming PC with a bright OLED screen and lots of ports, but fans of the line may be surprised to see a lesser GPU than they are used to.