Ultrabooks and Ultraportables

The Lenovo ThinkPad T14s has one of the longest-lasting batteries we've ever seen along with a great keyboard, but Arm still has some software compatibility issues.

The Acer Swift 14 AI has lots of USB ports, a fast SSD, and long battery life, but Acer has chosen to smother it with AI bloat on the hardware and the software.

The Framework Laptop 13 (Intel Core Ultra) offers unmatched configurability and repairability—for a price.

Dell has a winning effort to take on the entrenched players powered by Intel, AMD, and Apple CPUs.

The Microsoft Surface Pro (11th Edition, 2024) is a beautiful, long-lasting Arm PC with an OLED screen, but accessories make it very expensive, and there are still a few app incompatibility issues.

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.

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?