Gaming Laptops Reviews

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.

The $5,400 MSI Titan 18 HX has a gorgeous screen, strong performance, and tons of RAM and storage, making for a pleasing luxury laptop. You'll still put up with very loud fans, though.

We like the new Mini-LED screen on Asus’s refreshed ROG Strix Scar 18, but this massive laptop needs to do more to justify its price.

Lenovo spared nothing designing the Legion 9i Gen 8 – its tremendous performance and high-end features are unmatched.

The Dell G15 is a strong mid-range performer with a bright 1080p display and some fun color options. But the colors are limited to very specific configurations.

Acer’s Nitro 16 delivers fluid gaming performance and doesn’t skimp on screen quality or battery life, though it could offer better speakers and less bloatware.