Laptops Reviews

Acer’s Swift Go 16 AI is a capable mid-range laptop with a large touchscreen and a slim metal shell. It stands out among modern competition, if you can find it on sale for under $1,000.

The Omen Max 16 definitely looks like a desktop replacement gaming laptop, but its gaming performance meows instead of roars.

A practical, upgrade-friendly gaming laptop with an RTX 5060 that uses less power than competitors.

The Framework Laptop 13 Pro is its most solidly built laptop ever, with a bright display and long battery life sweetening the deal — if you can afford it.

Though HP’s OmniBook X Flip 14 offers premium quality and features, rivals offer better display value or stronger performance for the money.

The Dell 14S makes good on its promise of serving as a cheaper alternative to the pricier XPS 14.

If you can stomach the nearly $5,000 price tag, the Razer Blade 16 delivers on gaming performance and endurance.

A colossal, mini-LED-equipped powerhouse that dazzles on screen but doesn’t quite clinch the crown.

A sublime ultraportable with world-class quality and OLED visuals, the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 14 excels at everything it does.

HP hits the mark on performance and battery life, but you’ll pay a hefty price for its OmniBook Ultra with Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 Elite.