Andrew Hayward

This incredibly powerful and polished 16-inch gaming laptop is also incredibly expensive, but you get what you pay for.

The Acer Swift 5 gets a serious upgrade for 2022 with a beautiful finish, ample speed, and a stunning screen—plus it’s cheaper than comparable rivals.

The Acer Aspire 5 won’t blow you away, but this straightforward Windows 11 notebook is good enough for basic tasks and delivers decent performance for under $500.

This gaming laptop has visual flair and power to spare, but a few flaws mar its greatness.

Lenovo’s thin ultraportable is remarkably powerful, but some limitations hold it back from greatness.

This portable powerhouse is great for gaming, but it falls prey to many of the same weaknesses as similarly-sized gaming laptops.

The massive Asus ROG Strix G18 continues the recent rise of 18-inch gaming laptops and lands in a better sweet spot of price and performance than some rivals.

The Acer TravelMate Spin P6 is a capable 2-in-1 that’s great for travel, but you can get better performance from similarly-priced competitors.

The Toughbook 40 isn’t for everyone, but its versatility, durability and incredible battery life make it the perfect partner for some tough jobs.

Amazon’s latest Fire HD 8 revision doesn’t make massive changes, but this capable-enough tablet still feels like a steal at $100.

The TCL Nxtpaper 10s takes a unique approach to tablet design with a screen that feels more like you’re writing on paper—but the rest of the experience suffers as a result.

A decently functional, compact tablet at a blazing-hot price.

HP’s latest 13.5-inch OLED edition of the convertible Spectre x360 is an impressive, well-rounded 2-in-1 that provides power and versatility at a steep price.