Ultrabooks and Ultraportables

The HP Spectre Foldable is a 17-inch foldable with a great look and feel and a beautiful display. But it still has some kinks to iron out and it costs way too much.

With a price tag of less than $1,300, Acer had to make some compromises to deliver the OLED goods.

HP’s Omen Transcend 16 is an upscale version of the Omen 16, adding an impressive mini-LED screen while slimming down the chassis.

The HP Victus 16 offers 4050 gaming performance with a price tag more in line with an RTX 4060 gaming laptop.

HP’s latest Dragonfly G4 brings 13th Gen Intel and new camera features. The changes aren’t dramatic, but the design remains excellent.

The 15-inch MacBook Air feels just like the 13-inch MacBook Air, but bigger, adding one of the most popular size laptops to its lineup.

Gigabyte’s Aero 14 OLED is high on style, screen quality, and performance, but its battery life falls well short of the mark.

The Lenovo Yoga Book 9i is useful with two screens worth of productivity real estate, but its many settings and options can be difficult to learn and harder to master.

On the surface, Asus' Zenbook S 13 OLED is a stunner of an ultraportable with great specs. But it doesn't perform well under stress, getting toasty and lagging behind in benchmarks.