Gaming Laptops Reviews

The Lenovo Legion Y740 performs as well as it looks. Unfortunately, some physical flaws, like a nose-shooting webcam and weak keyboard hold it back.

MSI combines an 8th Gen Intel CPU with RTX 2080 and throws in colorful effects and a healthy amount of software. The result is a speedy, stylish machine.

The Alienware Area-51m features upgradeable parts and is one of the most powerful gaming laptops that we have ever tested.

Gigabyte’s Aero 15 X9 is a sleek notebook with Nvidia’s RTX Max-Q graphics, but its attempt to integrate AI into gaming is a bore.

The Razer Blade Stealth is a sleek ultraportable with a nice port selection that’s excellent for productivity and even some light gaming--but it runs too hot.

The Dell G5 15 is a good entry-level gaming companion with upgradeable storage and memory. Just don't expect to play games at the highest settings.

The Lenovo Legion Y730 is a premium, entry-level gaming notebook with solid performance, but its awkward webcam and brief battery life will give some pause.

The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme combines strong performance with an eye-popping display, but it gets hot and battery life could be better.

This is the company’s first truly thin gaming machine. While it has a thinner design, it still gets strong performance with an overclocked Intel Core i7-8750H and Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 Max-Q GPU.