Laptops Reviews

Powered by a quad-core RISC-V CPU, the Sipeed Lichee Console 4A is an interesting option for open source development on the go.

The $5,400 MSI Titan 18 HX has a gorgeous screen, strong performance, and tons of RAM and storage, making for a pleasing luxury laptop. You'll still put up with very loud fans, though.

Lenovo’s IdeaPad Pro 5i isn’t perfect, but it is a well-rounded entry in the ultraportable space.

Framework introduces replaceable graphics for the first time, along with customizable keyboards and other accessories.

We like the new Mini-LED screen on Asus’s refreshed ROG Strix Scar 18, but this massive laptop needs to do more to justify its price.

The HP Pavilion 14 OLED delivers a lot of performance and features in a compact chassis.

Lenovo spared nothing designing the Legion 9i Gen 8 – its tremendous performance and high-end features are unmatched.

The HP Spectre Foldable is a 17-inch foldable with a great look and feel and a beautiful display. But it still has some kinks to iron out and it costs way too much.

The chassis and fundamentals of the M3 MacBook Pro remain the same, but performance sharply increases.

The Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio 2 is more powerful than ever and gets a USB Type-A port and microSD card slot. But it's still expensive and difficult to upgrade.