We’re going to further discuss the Thunderbolt 5.0 standard towards the end of this post. For now, let’s get to the complete list of all the available laptops and ultra-portables that offer at least ...

Our updated recommendations for the best gaming ultrabooks and powerful thin-and-light gaming laptops, based on our extended reviews and tests.

This article discusses the 2025 Intel Arrow Lake HX mobile microarchitecture, meant for high-performance workstations and gaming laptops.

This is my detailed review of the 2025 10th-generation of the Lenovo Legion Pro 7i series, Lenovo's most powerful 16-inch laptop meant for sustained workloads ...

Summary: As far as the hardware goes, this Razer Blade 16 is arguably the best notebook available in the thin-and-light high-performance segment today, with a premium chassis, good ergonomics, a ...

Well, about a year ago when it came out, the timing wasn’t right I guess and I ended up sticking with the Razer Blade instead. But MSI was nice enough to loan me a GS75, so I can see what I was ...

Our entire coverage of Razer laptops, including their portable Razer Book, Blade Stealth, and Blade 14 models, as well as their lineup of full-performance Razer Blade 15, 16, 17 and 18 series.

Summary: This Lenovo Yoga Pro 7 14-inch model in this AMD Ryzen AI implementation is an excellent daily-driver laptop. It's more powerful and better cooled than the average 14-inch option, but at the ...

This is my detailed review of the Asus Zenbook A14 series, the early-2025 addition to the Zenbook lineup, a brand new chassis design for a computer built on ...

As mentioned throughout my reviews, while most gaming laptops available today offer some sort of power profile optimized for silent use around 35 dBA, these modes are usually aggressively power-capped ...

Summary: I quite enjoyed my month with this Asus ROG Flow Z13. It’s certainly a lot different than the average 2-in-1 computer; the “Surface-like” form factor has its own appeal and the performance is ...

If you’ve read my detailed review of the MSI Stealth Pro GS73VR (you can find it here, in case you didn’t), you should know that I decided to keep the 4k model, and order to make it more accustomed to ...