Top Laptops 2023

Ridiculously powerful and impressively thin, the Predator Triton 700 has no problems taking what you throw at it, but it gets almost too hot to touch under load and lacks features that key competitors offer for less.

The ThinkPad Yoga 370 combines the conveniences of a 2-in-1 convertible laptop with Lenovo's reputation for durability and IT acceptance, but battery life and overall performance are merely average.

The Acer Chromebook 11 N7 is a great choice for students who are looking for a cheap, tough touch-screen laptop that can take a beating, but just don't expect to do more than simple tasks.

The Lenovo ThinkPad T470s isn't revolutionary, but is a reliable and travel-friendly business laptop loaded with modern features and ports, making it a worthy upgrade to its predecessor.

Without a doubt you should upgrade an older Windows Phone to Windows 10 Mobile. However, in the wider market things are different. We like the improvements which Microsoft has made, especially Continuum, the new Action Center and smaller things like a better settings menu and more customisation. But, it’s not the complete package just yet with some limited functionality and the ongoing lack of apps.

A slender laptop certainly turns heads—but with an MSRP of $1,100, the Swift 7’s constrained performance and lack of Thunderbolt 3 make HP’s Spectre 13.3 (which is almost equally thin) seem like a better deal.

Beware of overpaying for the EliteBook Folio G1: its base configuration has all the pros but the $999 price tag exposes the cost of its cons.

The affordable Dell Chromebook 11 Touch has a touch screen and a beefy, rugged design making it a good choice for classrooms.

The Dell Inspiron 13 7000 is one of the best affordable 2-in-1s available right now. It starts at $599 and for that kind of money you're getting a good looking and solid built device, with a 13 inch IPS touchscreen, a comfortable keyboard and Haswell hardware. It does have one or two quirks though that might break it for you, as you'll find out from the review.

Big promises, not big execution