Laptops Reviews

Gamers seeking maximum performance will find MSI’s Raider 16 Max HX a natural choice, particularly with the RTX 5090, as long as they're willing to pay up for it.

Dell’s revived XPS 16 delivers the elite experience the brand is renowned for, though be prepared to pay for the privilege.

Lenovo has focused on trimming fat and including a brilliant display and long battery life with the Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition.

The Alienware 16 Area-51 is a slightly updated spaceship of a laptop that's powerful and finally gets an OLED display option.

An impressively powerful CPU makes the TUF Gaming A14 a strong productivity machine, but underwhelming gaming performance undermines its value as a gaming laptop.

The Asus Zenbook A16 is a lightweight housing for Qualcomm's Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme, but comes with compromises in build quality and battery life.

Gigabyte’s Aero X16 is a solid productivity machine, but its screen and audio hold it back from true creative credibility.

The MacBook Air with M5 offers a strong variety of performance and premium materials to make it a strong computing value.

Acer’s Swift 16 AI blends a premium design, an OLED screen, and the latest Intel silicon, though its massive haptic touchpad isn’t the selling point it’s made out to be.

Apple's MacBook Neo has all the trappings of a premium laptop at a surprising price, with only a few compromises to get there.