Laptops Reviews

Could have been great with more pixels and backlit keys

The ThinkPad X1 Carbon’s strong build quality, excellent input devices, and long battery life propel it to the top of its class.

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.

The Asus ROG Strix Scar 17 X3D is the only laptop with the AMD Ryzen 9 745HX3D. It offers strong gaming performance on par with Intel's chips and has plenty of ports, but it's expensive.

With a price tag of less than $1,300, Acer had to make some compromises to deliver the OLED goods.

Priced at under $1,200, the Legion Slim 5 offers some serious bang for the buck.

HP’s Omen Transcend 16 is an upscale version of the Omen 16, adding an impressive mini-LED screen while slimming down the chassis.

The HP Victus 16 offers 4050 gaming performance with a price tag more in line with an RTX 4060 gaming laptop.

HP’s latest Dragonfly G4 brings 13th Gen Intel and new camera features. The changes aren’t dramatic, but the design remains excellent.