Laptops Reviews

HP's OmniBook impresses with its epic battery life and premium design. But at $1,199, is this Snapdragon X-powered laptop better than its x86 competition?

The Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i is a performant 16-inch laptop that is light, has a 5MP webcam and deep key travel, but its battery could be slightly improved to match the competition.

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.

Dell has created great all-around premium laptops: just pick your ideal size and deal with a few design quirks.

Lenovo shrank the X1 Carbon’s footprint while amping up performance with a Meteor Lake CPU. But is it worth the money?

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.