Those looking for a 14-inch Ultrabook that will last nearly two days on battery, has optional 4G LTE, and is also a 2-in-1 with a "magic" camera, the Latitude 7400 2-in-1 is a great option that wins our "Best" award for ticking all the right boxes. Its price may be high, but the resulting power and user experience make it worth it for road warriors, or anyone needing a robust laptop...
The ThinkPad E490 might be a bit thicker and heavier than its other 14-inch siblings, but it comes at an attractive price and will make a great business laptop for a lot of people.
Looking for a new laptop but you'd prefer to have something powered by AMD Ryzen rather than Intel? The choice isn't as wide, but fortunately there are some excellent notebooks out there to choose from. Whether you're looking for something for home, work, your kids, or to shred it up with some top tier gaming, there's something with AMD inside for you.
Move over Dell and the XPS 13, the new Lenovo IdeaPad S940 brings even better features, including a larger HDR display, quad speakers, and really good industrial design. But is it enough to be the best of the best? Here is where the S940 excels ... and where it falls short.
The ThinkCentre M720q Tiny brings plenty of hardware configuration options wrapped up in a compact body. It has loads of ports, RAM and storage can be easily upgraded, and it has the security features to make an IT department happy.
The ThinkPad L390 is a minor refresh of last year's L380, and while the display is still lacking in color and brightness, gone is the slow SATA SSD in lieu of a speedy PCIe option. There's still the excellent ThinkPad keyboard, plenty of ports, upgradeable hardware, all-day battery life, and durable build available in silver or black colors.
The 2019 ThinkPad T490 is here, and there are some significant changes over last year's T480.
If you're in the market for a new 13.3-inch notebook with an emphasis on the professional sector, the ThinkPad X390 has a lot to love packed into a small, lightweight footprint.
Dell has fancy 2-in-1 versions of its popular XPS laptops. But in the battle of the 13-inch versus 15-inch, which should you go for?
The Dell XPS 13 is often on the shortlist for Ultrabook buyers, but is it the one to get over the Surface Laptop?
It's not going to outperform many other 14-inch laptops, but it's still a respectable laptop with a lot to love.
The larger sibling of the ThinkPad P52 brings more powerful hardware and a brilliant 4K display.
It's certainly not the most portable 15-inch laptop we've seen, but it brings a mix of performance and stellar 4K display that designers and developers should love.
MSI paired a power-efficient Core i7 processor with a beefy GeForce GTX 1050 GPU to create a light 15.6-inch laptop with a battery that can hit at least 10 hours. Unfortunately, there's one major flaw in this unique laptop.
HP's Spectre x360 13t brings an all-new gem-cut design, optional LTE, privacy killswitch for the webcam and some general hardware improvements. Combined with an excellent starting price, it's one of the best values around. But there a few downsides.
The Legion Y740 15 packs an NVIDIA RTX 2070 GPU and Intel Core i7-8750H CPU for superb performance, and it runs quiet and cool.
Last year's Legion Y730 underwhelmed with its GTX 1050 Ti, but Lenovo has upped its game with the Y740 17.
If you're in the market for a new laptop, but Microsoft's Surface Laptop 2 isn't doing it for you, check out our picks for best Surface Laptop 2 alternatives that you can buy right now.
Microsoft's Surface Laptop 2 or Apple's MacBook Pro? Which should you get? The only way to decide is to pit them against one another!
Although not much has changed, the refreshed MateBook X Pro is still one of the best 14-inch traditional laptops around, period.