See full disclaimer below* If you're a casual gamer you might not think you need a gaming laptop, but having one can be great for competitive gamers, streamers or anyone who spends time playing ...

We’ll go over portable and compact OLED ultrabooks, mid-tier laptops for general use and for most budgets, as well as powerful OLED gaming and work computers. We’ll also touch on some of the most ...

These mini LED displays are a more recent addition to the laptop space, though, initially available on the MacBook Pros and a few other premium Windows devices, but now available on a wider range of ...

You may also find a couple of picks from lesser-known, but just as reputable, retailers like Box.co.uk and Laptops Direct - brands that have really been stepping up their gaming laptop deals ...

As far as 16-inch gaming laptops go, the Alienware m16 R2 is one of the best we've ever tested. If you prefer a larger display with Intel and NVIDIA performance hardware, it should be hard to pass up.

MacBook Pro (especially the 16″ model) is quite thick and heavy, and I really value having a nice thin-and-light laptop that I can just easily throw in a bag and not worry about. That’s ...

Dell's best Alienware gaming PC lineup is about to get a refresh, as the company just unveiled two models for 2025. Not only are we getting a successor to the Aurora R16 that comes armed with an ...

If you’ve been shopping around for a gaming laptop, do me a favor and pump the breaks–you’ve got to take a few things into consideration first. A powerful GPU is needed for keeping up with ...

Our list includes laptops to suit every taste and budget, from cheap Chromebooks and portable business ultrabooks to powerful gaming laptops. Our experts have extensively tested every laptop that ...

If you care less about desk or briefcase space and more about pushing pixels, the Alienware m16 R2 is your best bet in Dell's gaming laptop lineup. This laptop also represents a rare value among ...

When you're shopping for a gaming laptop, the first thing I always recommend people consider is what PC games they actually hope to play. The second is what settings they hope to play them at.