Gaming Laptops Reviews

Acer’s Nitro 16 delivers fluid gaming performance and doesn’t skimp on screen quality or battery life, though it could offer better speakers and less bloatware.

The Asus ROG Strix Scar 17 X3D is the only laptop with the AMD Ryzen 9 745HX3D. It offers strong gaming performance on par with Intel's chips and has plenty of ports, but it's expensive.

Priced at under $1,200, the Legion Slim 5 offers some serious bang for the buck.

The HP Omen 16 doesn't stand out much, but it's a good performer for the price and offers plenty of ports and upgrade options.

The Alienware x16 includes a powerful RTX 4080 and a trick RGB touchpad but makes sacrifices regarding outright performance.

The Razer Blade 14 is high on performance, features, quality and price.

Alienware’s 18-inch m18 R1 runs the tables in gaming benchmarks thanks to an optional RTX 4090 CPU and speedy, 480 Hz display.

Razer's mid-sized gaming laptop gets a bit taller, with a stunning dual-mode display. But similarly performing gaming laptops can be had for $1,000 less.

The MSI Raider GE78 HX has a 16:10 screen and powerful new components from Intel and Nvidia, but it's hard to get the base off for upgrades, and the fans get very loud.

The Asus ROG Zephyrus Duo 16 is a dual-screen laptop powered by Nvidia and AMD's latest chips, but what really stands out is how nice its mini LED main display is.