Top Laptops 2023

The Dell Latitude 7330 offers vPro business features and an ultra-light chassis. But those are its only major benefits. Consumers can get better value for much less money.

There's no shame in having a low laptop budget, but the Windows-based, Celeron-powered Asus VivoBook 11 succeeds mainly as an argument for buying a Chromebook or tablet.

The Microsoft Surface 2 is a marked improvement over the

The HP ProBook 450 G9 is a quiet, 15-inch business laptop with long battery runtimes. This review explores the Core i7's potential, whether it is put to good use in the ProBook, and whether the AMD-based model is a better choice.

The HP ProBook 445 G8 is a budget office laptop with many strengths, such as the performance it delivers thanks to AMD's Zen 3. The battery life and emissions also benefit enormously from this.

The inexpensive ThinkPad P15v is a slim 15-inch workstation with an optional Intel Core i9 and 4K display. However, our review revealed low fidelity in the FullHD variant as well as fluctuating performance benchmarks on part of the Intel Core i7. Nonetheless, it remains a good quality workstation with excellent input devices for creative and price-conscious individuals.

The ThinkPad T15 Gen 1 did very well overall in our review, even in regard to CPU performance. However, given that Lenovo decided not to offer the T15 with a Ryzen 4000 option it remains slower than it otherwise could have been.

In 2020, the Predator Triton 500 continues to impress with its combination of low weight, compact dimensions and generous power.

The MSI GF63’s slim chassis, ample gaming performance and affordable price point have made thin-and-light gaming laptops more accessible than ever before.

There’s very little to dislike about the Asus ROG Zephyrus. As one of the first Nvidia Max-Q devices, this thin and light laptop has incredible specs including a full-blown GTX 1080. It might be expensive but it’s cheaper than Acer’s rival, but we want to know things like battery life still.