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The 2022 MacBook Air ticks all the boxes: it's light, features a robust design and now comes packed with the M2 processor. Here's our review.

The MacBook Air (M1, 2020) runs the Apple Silicon M1 chip and sits alongside the newer Apple MacBook Air (M2, 2022). Should you still consider it?

It's Home Security Week all this week on Pocket-lint. Here's what to look forward to.

Here are our initial impressions of the Huawei MateBook 16s.

Huawei's next affordable Matebook is a 16-inch laptop, but built into a surprisingly sleek body

We test the new M2-powered 13-inch MacBook Pro from Apple. Is it an option worth considering?

This slight refresh of the sleek Spectre x360 looks like a nice upgrade to us.

We give our verdict on Huawei's latest 2-in-1. How does it compare to the competition from Microsoft and Apple?

Microsoft's quirky, high-end laptop pushes the limits of hybrid design, but is it powerful and affordable enough for professionals? We find out.

Getting a great gaming laptop that's super-powerful and can handle the most demanding AAA titles has often meant investing in a big, bulky machine. Ev...

If you're attracted to Microsoft's sleek 2-in-1 Surface Pro devices but wished that they could game, Asus has the product for you.

This 5K Retina display is less expensive than the top-tier XDR panel, and therefore more affordable - but it's still pricey, so is it worth it?

Apple's ultra-powerful Mac Studio will be overkill for many - not to mention its price - but it's so staggeringly powerful that it's nigh on

Huawei’s latest top-tier laptop is a design masterpiece, and has a stunning display.

The HP Omen 16 is part of a laptop trend even miserable old so-and-sos like us can get on board with. It's a powerful gaming PC - but doesn't look too

It was in the middle of 2021 when Acer amped up its Swift range with an 'X' model - a 14-inch laptop with Nvidia RTX graphics under the hood. Towards ...

The Predator Helios 500 sees Acer 'pull a Crocodile Dundee': "You call that a gaming laptop? This is a gaming laptop". You'll know what we're on about

If you're after a big 17-inch gaming laptop, then they don't come much better than this.

A 13-inch ultraportable with a 2-in-1 design style that's tiny, lightweight and pretty fascinating. Is it a logical gaming laptop contender though?

The third device in the most portable Surface product tweaks the processor options available, but not much else. Does it make sense to consider?
HP's speedy everyday laptop is a great choice for pretty much anyone, whether for at-home use or when on the go. Here we review its pros and cons.

Pricey but generally powerful, delivering the best keyboard in a gaming laptop we've seen for some time. But how does everything else stack up?

We put the new 14-inch MacBook Pro laptop through its paces. Does the new M1 Pro processor and various design features make it worthy of upgrading?

This 14-inch gaming laptop brings together power - RTX 3080, Ryzen 9 - into a small-and-light machine that masterfully handles gaming and beyond.

Samsung has ironed out some of the issues of its recent laptops to make one of the best ultra-slim, ultra-light laptops of 2021.

The Alienware X17 R1 is, in traditional fashion, a real looker of a gaming laptop. But is it all style over substance?

Lenovo's all-powerful gaming laptop isn't small or especially portable, but it sure is a gaming great - if you can afford one.

The 'SE' - that's style edition - of Acer's Predator Triton 300 laptop gives it an air of everyday, while its innards cater for gamers and creatives.

This beast of gaming machine not only looks great on the outside but packs some serious specs too.

Suave design and style lead the way in this largely super laptop, but it ain't half expensive!

Sleek, thin and portable is the name of the game with this MSI gaming laptop.

The ROG Zephyrus is a stunning, powerful and surprisingly nimble machine considering its size and what's on the inside.

With a 3:2 aspect ratio 1600p screen, the Legion 5 Pro does things a little different. But it also does things oh so right. Here's why it's a fave.

Although its upgrades over the third-gen model are modest, the fourth-gen Surface Laptop could well be the best Windows laptop you can buy.

The 2021 model of the ROG Strix Scar 17 not only has all the looks of its predecessor, but also a performance boost and a 360Hz screen.

The 16-inch Mini LED version of the Style Edition Predator Triton series is here. So just how powerful is the 500 SE?

The 'X' in the Swift range comes with discrete graphics (RTX 3050 / Ti), ensuring a powerful workflow is possible - and from a sensible price point.

Despite obvious limitations, this Chromebook has some great touches that you won't find in laptops twice the price. So what does it get wrong?

Completely redesigned for the Apple Silicon era, Apple's new M1 iMac looks different. It's also a super performer.

The second-gen Flex has stacks of features - more than really any other laptop you're likely to see - but how useful are they really and truly?

Part powerful creative workstation, part gaming laptop. If you've got the cash and want the screen and the power here's a laptop to shortlist!

For under a grand and shy of a kilo this Acer has a lot going for it. It doesn't look as fancy as some, but as keyboards go it's a great work machine.

A decent gaming capable laptop with an affordable price tag. So what gives? We've been testing the TUF Dash F15 to see whether it's hot or not.

A 16-inch laptop might seem like an oddity, but given the performance and light weight, we think it'll make a super desktop replacement for many.

Is this the best convertible laptop - i.e. one with a 360-degree hinge - that money can buy? HP gets the basics right, while the spec is top notch too

Lenovo's top-end laptop is full of high-tech ideas - but some sound better than they function. Here's the 9i Shadow Black edition's highs and lows.

The 2021 model is a thin gaming laptop with a beefy AMD CPU, Nvidia's RTX 3000 series graphics card and a lot more besides.

The XPS with a flexible hinge for greater versatility it back with improved Intel innards. So how does it stack up?
This could be the fastest small desktop computer on the planet, and it's not that expensive either. Here's why the M1 version is well worth investing.

Microsoft has made an affordable laptop, but what's had to give in the process? We've been using the first Surface Laptop Go to find out...

With updated AMD innards and a screen with up to QHD resolution at 165Hz the Nitro 5 starts affordable but offers a lot of customisation.