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The Asus VivoBook S451LA is a relatively affordable machine that comes with a touchscreen, but not much else. Some machines try to have the best of both worlds, forgoing the keyboard dock or going to great lengths for our comfort.

Others, like the $700 Asus VivoBook S451, graft a touchscreen onto a regular laptop chassis and that’s it. While that’s a relatively affordable price, it doesn’t justify the compromises you’ll have to make to make this machine worth your money. Note that, like many Asus laptops , our exact version of the VivoBook S451 may be out of stock at online retailers, and you may find slightly different components and different prices depending on when and where you buy it.

Our review unit came with a 1.6GHz Intel Core i5 processor, 6GB of RAM, and a 500GB hard drive. The low native screen resolution of 1,366 x 768 pixels puts it firmly in the budget range. PC Geekbox Let’s take a step back and look at it: It’s already beautiful, right? It’s a deceptive design, and the brushed metal lid makes it look like a more expensive device. And its height — just 0.97 inches thick — makes it look very portable, the kind of slim device you can throw in your bag. But at 4.8 pounds, the VivoBook S451LA is pretty heavy. This laptop has a 14-inch touchscreen, which looks cool. But when you open it up, you’ll find that it only has 1,366 x 768 pixels of screen real estate, and it’s not very good: Viewing angles are very limited, and colors are inverted and appear washed out with just the slightest change of angle.

I found myself constantly adjusting the hinge, searching for that mythical perfect angle that would allow me to sit comfortably while still seeing clearly — which becomes a problem if you like to move around. It is, however, a touchscreen. It’s responsive and handles gestures confidently, but its hinge isn’t very sturdy, and it would wobble rather annoyingly when I clicked through menus. I’m used to glass or matte touchpads , so the overly glossy touchpad on this VivoBook was a little too slippery for my taste.

Gestures were problematic, and the touchpad was sometimes inaccurate. This problem is exacerbated by the extra finesse required to emulate Windows 8’s touch gestures: Swipe inward from the right edge of the touchpad and you’ll bring up the Charms menu; swipe inward from the left to quickly switch between running apps, and swipe down from the top of the touchpad brings up Windows 8’s context-sensitive menu bar. The speakers can sound a little hollow, despite Asus’s SonicMaster branding and a few equalizer presets. Ports and connections Connectivity, performance, and the Asus VivoBook S451LA battery

The VivoBook’s Core i5-4200U processor falls into the famous “good enough” category. While it lagged behind the competition in every one of CNET’s performance tests, I didn’t have too many troubles with it in day-to-day use. It’s still very fast, with apps loading in reasonable times and running at a steady pace throughout. Booting the machine takes about 12 seconds, which feels a little long, but isn’t exactly a deal breaker — that’s more a credit to the OS than the hardware, as an SSD would certainly improve things. Unfortunately, you can’t do much better: The S451LA can be configured with up to a Core i7-4500U, but there’s no SSD option.

The fastest storage option is a 750GB 7,200rpm hard drive, while the largest is a 1TB 5,400rpm drive. You’ll also find eye-watering prices on the model we tested, though Amazon currently sells it for $669.69 (as of the date of this post). The VivoBook on Intel’s integrated graphics, which means any kind of high-end or midrange gaming is out of the question. Fortunately, there are plenty of games in the Windows 8 store and on the web that run smoothly on this hardware. As for battery life, Asus estimates that the VivoBook will last about five hours on a single charge. We saw 6 hours and 13 minutes on our video playback rundown test. While that’s in line with the performance you can expect at this price point, it’s still not that great if you plan on using it all day.

This Asus VivoBook’s display, keyboard, and touchpad are basically phonebooks, and it’s (relatively) heavy, but it’ll get you around the Internet, play HD movies (though not at full HD resolution), and help you get work done — thanks to a fairly responsive touch screen — for just $700. You’d be hard-pressed to find a true gem at that price. But if you’re willing to spend a little more, you can do better. The larger, nearly identical 15.6-inch Asus VivoBook V551LB weighs a pound and costs about a hundred bucks more, but offers twice the storage, more RAM, a faster CPU, and a discrete Nvidia GPU. You’ll run into many of the same shortcomings, but at least you can get some gaming done, and some photo editing, too.

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Heat, Noise, and MSI GS40 Phantom 6QE Battery LifeThe GS40 Phantom is average in terms of heat and noise output. We’re still talking about a laptop here, so engineers are limited in what they can do to improve cooling performance in a limited space, but the GS40 isn’t the best gaming laptop I’ve seen in this segment.
There are two small fans inside the GS40, connected to a small radiator and heat pipe, to cool the 45W CPU and 75W GPU respectively. Although there are two fans and heatsinks, the two halves of the cooling solution are actually connected by a single heat pipe. There’s only one vent on the CPU side, with air coming out directly from the back, while the GPU side sees air coming out of the back and right side. In both cases, the air intake is only on the bottom, so blocking the bottom of the laptop is not a good idea.
The combined heat load of 120W allows the GS40 to achieve warm but not unreasonable surface temperatures. During sustained gaming sessions, the keyboard temperature did not exceed 41°C, dropping to around 37°C near the left gaming keys, which is about what I would consider the limit of comfortable gaming.
The cooling performance on the bottom of the laptop is not very good. The CPU and GPU have two different hotspots that can easily exceed 60°C during load, and you definitely don’t want to touch either of these if you’re gaming on your lap. Fortunately, this heat is well dissipated through the rest of the case and the cooling solution, so most temperatures on the bottom are at or below 45°C.
Thermal and noise performance are good when idle, with the laptop typically turning off its fans to passively cool the CPU and GPU. With the 45W CPU passively cooled, temperatures are around 36°C or lower across much of the laptop body, but there are a few hot spots and the fans kick in once you try slightly more intensive workloads.
The dual-fan cooler’s noise distribution during load is similar to that of a jet engine, like most gaming laptops with small fans for cooling. In the case of the G40, however, the fans aren’t that loud or annoying, and you can easily hear them through the gaming audio from your laptop speakers. Don’t get me wrong – the cooling solution is certainly noisy, and the laptop’s speakers aren’t particularly powerful – but it doesn’t have the harsh high-pitched whine of competing laptops, which helps reduce the cooler’s annoyance factor.

Inside the MSI GS40 Phantom 6QE is a 61.25 Wh non-removable lithium-ion battery, coincidentally the same as the one in the Gigabyte P34W v5
TheMSI GS40 Phantom 6QE batteryhas the same size. For a laptop of this size,The MSI GS40 Phantom 6QE battery isn’t particularly large, which doesn’t bode well for battery life.

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The Jumper EZBook X1 is a great laptop, but the Teclast F5 is a better option at a lower price, with a 128GB SSD, twice the RAM, and support for an active stylus . However, the 2-in-1 convertible is stunning to look at. Convertible laptops are now mainstream, and touchscreen functionality is not only popular, but a desirable feature on spec lists. Windows 8 started this trend, but Windows 10 makes multitouch a useful thing rather than a gimmick (like 3D).

Jumper is the latest Chinese manufacturer to try out the style, made popular by Lenovo and its near-legendary Yoga series. The EZBook X1 sent to us has a specific selling point; it’s one of the very few convertibles with a screen smaller than 12 inches diagonally, making it the true successor to the once mighty netbook dynasty. In some ways, the EZBook X1 is better than the design it inspired. It features an all-metal chassis with some plastic parts, making it feel more premium than the Yoga 2 11. The right side of the device houses a host of ports (USB Type C connector, micro USB, micro HDMI), a microSD card slot, two side-firing speakers, and two microphones. Aside from the Intel Gemini Lake CPU powering the Jumper X1, the laptop’s other notable hardware feature is the odd combination of eMMC storage (64GB) with a 64GB removable solid-state drive. Even more surprising is that the OS runs on slower eMMC storage rather than the faster SSD, although this is tinkerable if you know how.

Note that the Jumper EZBook X1 comes with a micro USB Type-C 24W (2A, 12V) power supply unit that can be used to charge some newer smartphones. Alternatively, you can charge your laptop (or trickle charge) using almost any Type- C connector/charger. We tried plugging the Type-C cable into a USB port on another laptop and it worked. The EZBook X1 is a very likeable convertible laptop. The keyboard is surprisingly pleasant considering how small this product actually is. The keys are smaller than expected, but they offer good bounce even if the key travel is a bit too shallow for our liking. The only other issue we encountered was the size of the Enter key: we would have preferred a smaller right Shift key. Considering its price , we weren’t expecting miracles from the 11.6-inch FHD IPS model’s screen. It’s covered in a non-oleophobic glass panel, which glare increases, affects display contrast, and makes it difficult to use in bright sunlight, especially since it’s a fingerprint magnet even with the brightness slider pushed to the max.
When playing a YouTube video using Windows’ optimal performance settings, maximum brightness, and most importantly preventing the system from shutting down, dimming, or turning off the display, the EZBook X1 lasted a disappointing 2 hours and 50 minutes. Somehow, Jumper managed to squeeze the 26.6Whr Jumper EZBook X1 laptop batteryinto a very small space. Not many convertible laptops offer this set of features in this price range. The Lenovo IdeaPad 110S has an even worse hardware setup, with the only standout being the 1-year subscription to Microsoft Office 365.
If you can live with Google’s Chrome OS, Dell’s Inspiron Chromebook 11 2-in-1 convertible laptop is an attractive alternative at $299.99, and more importantly, it’s a rugged device. It can withstand some serious abuse and is equipped with proper full-size ports.

HP is one of the major computer brands that offers more attractive models, and as long as the operating system isn’t an issue, we prefer the $389 HP Chromebook 11 G6 EE. While it has a slower Celeron CPU, it comes with twice the RAM (8GB) and a full array of ports, as well as two years of 100GB Google Drive storage.
The best alternative to the Jumper EZBook X1 remains the Teclast F5. It’s much cheaper at $300 and comes with a 128GB SSD, eliminating the problem of having two separate storage components. It also has twice the memory (8GB) and even a stylus.
Business needsAside from the usual caveats associated with buying products from mainland China (as well as the usual support headaches), the Teclast F5 is actually a better choice thanks to the extra memory, support for an active stylus, Unified storage structure and cheaper price tag.

Given that the EZBook X1 shares the same hardware spec sheet, the EZBook X1 doesn’t have much going for it (it’s not inherently a bad product). This form factor is attractive for those looking for a cheaper alternative to the Microsoft Surface Go tablet with keyboard cover.

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Inside the T100 is a non-removable 31 Wh ASUS Transformer Book T100 battery that Asus claims will last for 11 hours, which puts the x86-based T100’s estimated lifespan on par with ARM tablets. Intel has been focusing on energy efficiency for some time now , with low-power SoCs like Bay Trail at the forefront of Intel’s war on ARM chips for its latest tablets.

During my time using the Transformer Book, the ASUS Transformer Book T100 battery tended to last for several days as long as I occasionally browsed the web, used social media, and occasionally watched some YouTube videos. When I actually sat down and used the device for extended periods of time, editing articles using apps like Microsoft Word, and downloading apps and games, the internal battery lasted about 8 to 10 hours, which was definitely a nice experience. Apparently, the Bay Trail SoC will start to consume more power when playing games or performing other resource-intensive tasks. When I played games downloaded through Steam or the Windows Store, the T100 lasted up to about 6 hours; all things considered, that’s a decent effort.
I noticed that it took a surprisingly long time to charge the T100 from empty to full using the included charger or the most powerful USB charger I have in my office. When I first received the device, it was completely out of battery and took over four hours to fully charge. Keep this in mind during your regular usage patterns as it’s definitely worth charging overnight so it’s ready for use during the day.

In our ASUS Transformer Book T100 batteryrundown test, where we looped a 720p video in airplane mode at 75% brightness until the tablet drained, the ASUS Transformer Book T100 lasted more than nine hours, which is a worthwhile Complimentary result. Comparing it to some of the other tablets we’ve seen recently, Intel’s Bay Trail chip appears to be holding its own against 10-inch ARM-based devices like the iPad Air.

Who is it for?Asus is definitely not trying to push out fancy specs, a high-resolution display, or new innovative features with the Transformer Book T100. Instead, it’s positioned as an entry-level tablet that runs full Windows 8.1, can access desktop and traditional apps, and can be converted into a small laptop with the included keyboard dock. This combination is particularly attractive to students and other consumers on a budget who are looking for something more versatile than an Android tablet or iPad but don’t have the cash to buy a higher-end convertible.

 Additionally, the keyboard base is a useful accessory, and while it doesn’t include a second battery , it does provide a good typing experience considering its size. The display’s resolution is by far the T100’s biggest weakness, as it fails to impress. Other tablets in this price range offer 1080p. As a media consumption device, the T100 is a solid choice , although the app selection in the Windows Store leaves a lot to be desired compared to iOS or Android. I’m also not a big fan of the all-glossy look, which is clearly designed for function rather than beauty. 

If you can live with the budget trade-offs of the T100, it will undoubtedly suit some people well. But if you’re looking for a well-rounded 10-inch touch device in the $400-$500 range, it might be worth exploring ARM-based options.

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Introducing HP EliteBook Folio 9470m
Something interesting happened last year when many of us weren’t really paying attention: Intel’s nascent “ultrabook” specs and definitions expanded quietly, and in the process redefined what a laptop was. Intel has created a brand with its own circular approach and changed the way laptops are made (with the ULV Ivy Brid). If you haven’t noticed yet, thin and light has become popular. This is great for the consumer space, where some of the enterprise Gear isn’t as important, but in the enterprise, there are some features that go beyond basic mil-spec testing: users want real docking stations and longer battery life, and IT departments want user serviceability. . Finding some way to include these features can be complicated when you’re trying to develop a thin chassis, and HP seems to think they’ve found the balance with the EliteBook Folio 9470m.

If you haven’t noticed yet, thinness is in. This is great for the consumer world, where some enterprise-grade gear isn’t as important, but in the enterprise, some features are in greater demand. It goes beyond basic mil- spec testing: users want a true docking station and longer  HPEliteBook Folio 9470mbattery life on the HPEliteBook Folio 9470m. IT departments need user serviceability. When you’re trying to develop a thin chassis, finding some way to include these features can complicate things. HP seems to think they’ve found the balance with the EliteBook Folio 9470m. Despite the larger overall chassis, HP has chosen to stick with the ULV Ivy Bridge and Intel Core i5-3427U. The 3427U is similar to the newer 3337U, but with 100MHz more turbo clock and 50MHz more GPU frequency. This enterprise-class laptop provides a very interesting contrast to Dell’s own XPS 13, recently reviewed here; Dell’s XPS laptop was essentially designed to bridge the gap between consumer and enterprise laptops.
The Folio 9470m comes with two user-accessible DIMM ports, but HP only installed a paltry 4GB of DDR3-1600 on one of them, as is typical of traditional enterprise taxation. Thankfully, there’s a 180GB Intel SSD standard, as well as room to add an mSATA SSD later. A WWAN slot is also included, the battery is removable, and HP continues to offer a smart card reader.

Of course, that’s what it is, HP only has a 1366×768 TN panel display in the base model of the 9470m, and I don’t have to tell you that it’s pretty bad even by crappy laptop display standards. It’s hard to believe that I could have a resolution of 1280×720 on my 4-inch smartphone in 2013, but somehow HP can’t do it any better than a stock laptop configuration. Thankfully the 9470m can be ordered with a 1600×900 panel, but that’s still a far cry from the 1080p IPS technology found in many consumer laptops.

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Slim and lightweight, the Portege X20W is a rugged, easily convertible laptop that brings flexibility to your work. After withdrawing from the shrinking consumer PC market in 2016, Toshiba focused all its efforts on manufacturing commercial PCs. If the company’s premium Portege X20W-D is any indication of the company’s direction, that singular focus could pay off. This ultra-portable 2-in-1 costs $999, AU$2,145 or £1,399 in the UK and is available in a variety of pre-built configurations. Or, at least in the US, you can set it up yourself and build a laptop like our review system for $2,099. However, a better option is the similarly configured Signature Edition, available from Microsoft for $1,500.

However, no matter which processor, memory, or storage you use, the basic features and components are the same, making it a great tablet/laptop hybrid even with a few extra features. Although it’s aimed at business users, students may also want to consider it, as it’s slim, weighs 2.4 pounds (1.1 kg), and comes with a Wacom TruPen active stylus. The screen isn’t removable from the keyboard like the Dell Latitude 12 5000 Series 2-in-1 or Microsoft Surface Pro, but it folds away like the Lenovo X1 Yoga. This 2-in-1 style might be a little awkward to use in tablet mode, but that’s not the case thanks to the lightweight and not-too-large 12.5-inch 1,920×1,080 pixel display.
The screen is made from Gorilla Glass for durability and has an anti-glare coating that actually works, and coupled with the 350 nits of brightness, you won’t have much trouble viewing this screen outdoors. Of course, you can operate the touchscreen with your fingers, but Toshiba includes his TruPen stylus with 2,048 levels of pressure sensitivity. Developed in partnership with Wacom, the industry leader says this pen has little to no lag, and while it may still be too much for professional artists, it’s perfect for sketching and doodling during brainstorming sessions, or for presentations. is. It’s fast enough for things like adding annotations. . margin. The biggest drawback is that there is no place to put your pen.

I like the screen and pen, but I don’t really like the keyboard. There’s not a lot of travel due to the shallow body, but the keys are just as soft and everything feels small and cramped.
The touchpad is also small, but at least it’s responsive and has excellent palm rejection. Additionally, there is a fingerprint reader embedded in the top left corner for logging in via Windows Hello. (If you want to log in using facial recognition, Toshiba also includes an infrared camera on top of the display next to the 720p webcam.) Do more with less.Like all very compact and thin laptops, the Portege X20W-D has a limited selection of ports. There are actually only two: standard USB 3.0 and USB 3.1 Type-C with Thunderbolt 3. There’s a headphone/mic combo jack, but no direct video output, Ethernet, or SD card slot. Another issue is that the laptop charges via the Type-C port. This means you have to choose between using power or using the ports for other purposes.

Fortunately, Toshiba offers an HDMI to Type-C adapter with an additional Type-C port, so at least you have the option to use both video output and power out of the box. But if you want to go beyond that and use it on your desk in the office, for example, you’ll need to invest in some sort of docking station. Toshiba Portage X20W-D Laptop Battery
Of course, its thinness limits what can be packed inside, so you won’t find a high-performance quad-core processor or discrete graphics card here. But what Toshiba has come up with is very effective. Even with 24 Chrome tabs open and music playing in the background, it was easy to keep going. Even under load, the system is relatively quiet. When I do something demanding, the fan speeds up, but quickly returns to idle. Intel HD Graphics 620 integrated graphics are sufficient for casual gaming, Full HD video playback, and light photo editing.Toshiba Portege X20W Laptop BatteryAs for longevity, Toshiba rates it at up to 13 hours, but it lasted just over 10 hours in our video streaming test. In my anecdotal testing, it lasted about 8 hours with mixed use, music playing constantly, and display brightness set to 50%. If you keep using it and increase the brightness, you could potentially save an hour or two. Basically, you can get most of your day done before heading to the pro shop.

keep moving keep movingThere are many 2-in-1 computers on the market, and most of them have the same internal structure. To compete, Toshiba not only created an affordable model, but also offered the Portege, which offers this feature. safety. Toshiba remains strong when it comes to business laptops, offering rugged 2-in-1s suitable for long flights, conference room presentations, and coffee shop brainstorming.

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The Best Ultrabooks of 2024 The Best Premium Thin and Light UltrabooksThis section covers our recommendations for quality thin and light ultrabooks with the latest hardware specs and modern features.

Dell XPS 13, XPS 14 – still the quintessential compact laptop?
The XPS 13 has been my ultraportable laptop of choice for years, and the most recent variant improvements on the original model in many ways.
At some point in the past, Dell split the XPS 13 series into two different products: the regular XPS 13 and the XPS 13 Plus. We reviewed the regular Dell XPS 13 and the Dell XPS 13 Plus.

The current XPS 13’s internal design is also more sophisticated than the average 13-inch Ultrabook, with more advanced cooling solutions and competent Intel Meteor Lake Core Ultra H hardware running at fairly high power settings for this class. This won’t matter for day- to-day use, but it will certainly make a difference for serious multitasking, sustained workloads, and even some gaming since the Arc iGPU is built in and is more capable than previous generations of Xe iGPUs.
The XPS 14 is even more advanced, able to accommodate the optional dGPU and everything else, although it’s still a low-power RTX 4050, so not a very powerful offering. Additionally, the XPS 14 is significantly heavier than the XPS 13 and heavier than most other high-end 14-inch Ultrabooks, which may turn some people off.

These Dell XPS models won’t have nearly as long  Dell XPS models batterylife either, especially the XPS 13, which only comes with a 55 Wh  Dell  XPS 13 battery, which is smaller than the batteries in other devices today. So if  Dell  XPS 14 battery battery life is important to you, there are alternatives that can outlast the XPS, such as bigger Dell Laptop batteries and/or AMD hardware. At least Intel hardware is efficient in this generation too. Lenovo ThinkPadX1 Carbon, X1 Nano – business ultrabooksThe X1 Carbon remains Lenovo’s flagship high-end ThinkPad ultrabook, sitting alongside the ultra-compact but less powerful ThinkPad X1 Nano.

But at the same time, the X1 Carbon is more expensive than the XPS 13 in most regions, and only comes in a single color (the classic black ThinkPad design). Additionally, while the latest XPS 13 and X1 Carbon models are both built on the same Intel Core Ultra H hardware platform, as noted in our review , the XPS 13 trends to outperform the X1 Carbon under sustained demanding loads. Still, both are perfect computers for everyday use and multitasking, so for this kind of use you can’ t go wrong with either one of them. It’s portable thanks to its weight of less than 1 kg (2.21 lbs), more compact 13-inch 16:10 display, and minimalist USB-C IO. But other than that, this is still a ThinkPad in most respects.
So if you need a highly portable premium Ultrabook for light use and daily multitasking, the ThinkPad X1 Nano is one of the better options, but if you can live with a slightly larger chassis, you can go for it The X1 Carbon and XPS 13 are still more powerful and versatile ultrabooks.

ASUS ROG Flow X13 – Gaming UltrabookAfter years of sitting at the top of the segment, the Razer Blade Stealth 13 has been dethroned by the Asus ROG Flow X13 as the most powerful and gaming-friendly Ultrabook out there, largely thanks to more advanced AMD and Nvidia platform Flow, also because of the balance of the Flow X13 series in its niche.

Somehow, Asus has managed to fit a Ryzen 9 HS processor and RTX (up to 4070 on the latest models) into a compact 13-inch chassis without sacrificing build quality, input, ergonomics, cooling, orASUS ROG Flow X13  batterylife. Beyond that, the Flow X13 is a convertible with a 360-degree 16:10 165Hz touchscreen and is cheaper than the top Stealth laptops of this generation. Follow this link for the latest configurations and pricing in your region, and check out our review of the latest Flow X13 model here.
The Flow X13 is also unique in that it is the first Asus laptop to be compatible with the ROG XG Mobile GPU case, which includes the higher-power RTX 4080 and 4090 Nvidia mobile graphics chips and connects via a proprietary connector to the laptop. Combined , the two offers the same kind of GPU performance and gaming experience you can get from the most powerful gaming laptops of this generation, if you’re interested and willing to pay around $3,000 for both.

What surprises me more, though, is the fact that the ROG Flow X13 is a standalone ultraportable laptop that at under 3 pounds offers unparalleled versatility, whether for daily casual use or sustained workloads and gaming , Ryzen 9 cannot match the currently available Intel platforms. I must also add that the Flow X13 isn’t the only powerful 13/14-inch ultraportable laptop currently on the market, and we’ll discuss a few other such options in our dedicated section on performance/gaming ultrabooks further down, including Asus ROG Flow Z13, Asus Zephyrus G14 and Razer Blade 14. This year, the Acer Swift Buy the most balanced multi-purpose ultrabook in euros.The Swift This year, the Acer Swift Laptops cost around 1000-1200 USD/EUR.
The Swift Acer redesigned the internals and used a slightly thicker chassis to accommodate the cooling modules required for this type of hardware in a 14-inch case, while the design lines, inputs, IO, and screen options are borrowed from the Swift 3 14- inch model.

That may change once the Asus VivoBook Pro 14X becomes available, with its superior thermal design and better OLED 90Hz screen, but for now, the Swift X is my recommendation in this segment. I’d still leave the Lenovo IdeaPad/Yoga Slim 7 here , both 2020 models with Ryzen U and FHD 16:9 displays, which should be pretty affordable right now if you can still find them in stock, especially the Lenovo Slim 7i Pro X ( Reviewed here). This one features a full-power Intel H processor and RTX 3050 dGPU, as well as an updated 16:10 high-resolution screen with a 120Hz refresh rate.

You may want to consider specific features and features that may not be available in our recommendations above, such as certain screen formats and panel types, certain design choices, longer Laptop battery life, or a more affordable price tag in your region, as the Dell XPS and Lenovo ThinkPads tend to become very expensive in certain countries, which makes other brands more competitive there.

ASUS Zenbook Series – Review – Ultra-compact 13-inch and 14-inch ultrabooks, available in a variety of screen sizes and formats; mostly quality build and very good input, full-size IO; mid-range hardware from the latest Intel and AMD platforms Achieve well 60+WhAsus Zenbook battery;

ASUS ExpertBook B9 Series – Review – 14-inch business laptops under 1kg with modern specs, IPS screen, big battery and no-compromise IO and business features

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26 hours of laptop battery life?  Show me the receipt! “Uh-huh, of course!” we say sarcastically when laptop brands brag about their products’ “amazing” battery life. Forgive us here at Laptop Magazine for being skeptical—if you ‘ve been testing a bunch of laptops with minimal battery life, you’d be cynical, too.
Many laptops we’ve reviewed claim to have astronomical battery life. Unfortunately, most of the time our lab tests show these laptops running for a fraction of their advertised runtimes. For example, Lenovo claims the ThinkPad P72 has up to 18 hours of Lenovo ThinkPad P72 battery life . But our real-world testing found that the laptop failed after just 4 hours. Shh! 

Top 2 laptop brands with advertised laptop battery life that matches our real-world testing

The only product that didn’t live up to the tech giant’s claims for MacBook Air battery life was the MacBook Air (2019) – in our testing, the device died after 8 hours and 51 minutes, while Apple claims it Can last for 12 hours Still, this small flaw doesn’t hide the fact that Apple’s battery life ads are the closest to our results — the Cupertino-based company ranked No. 1 in terms of how long its laptops lasted one. Can survive without life support. 

On average, there was only a 48-minute difference between Apple’s advertised  A pple’s laptops  battery   life and the battery life we ​​​​​​​​​​actually tested. Let’s also give a round of applause to those   Apple’s laptops that surprised us by exceeding our lab’s claimed battery life. Three Apple products — the 13-inch MacBook Pro (2019) and the 2018 and 2019 15-inch MacBook Pro — exceeded their advertised battery life of 10 hours.
The Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 also got 7 minutes more    Dell XPS 13 2-in-1battery  life than its claim (10 hours, 50 minutes) in our real-world battery life test.
As for Microsoft, the best way to describe my analysis of this Microsoft laptop brand’s battery life ads is “almost never enough.” Many Microsoft laptops come close to the 2.5-hour window, but not close enough.  
For example, Microsoft claims its Surface Pro 7 can last 10.5 hours, but our lab results found the device only lasted 7 hours and 52 minutes. The product ran 8 minutes behind our allowed 2.5-hour window, so we had to flag it as not matching our actual battery test results. All six laptops we reviewed had several close calls similar to this one.
Microsoft came in second, but was definitely nowhere near Apple’s 48-minute average. The average difference between Microsoft and our lab results was 194 minutes, or 3 hours and 14 minutes.
Only one laptop logs in s Our Microsoft Surface Laptop 3 battery test used the 15-inch Microsoft Surface Laptop 3 for Business (Intel-equipped). The device claims to be able to stay powered for up to 11.5 hours, which is within our 2.5 -hour range, as our Microsoft Surface Laptop battery life result was 9 hours and 32 minutes. 
suggest, Apple and Microsoft don’t use the MobileMark 2014 metric; both companies use their own internal testing benchmarks to estimate  Laptop battery  runtime. For HP, only two of the nine reviewed laptops matched our battery life test results: the HP Chromebook 14 ( advertised battery life of 10 hours and 15 minutes, test time of 9 hours and 18 minutes ) and HP 14 DF0023CL (advertised battery life of 14 minutes, tested at 6 hours and 12 minutes).
The remaining products are all labeled as such, but one has a battery life claim so weird we have to point it out. HP offers a ridiculous 22.5 hours of estimated HP Specter x360 battery  life for the 13-inch HP Specter x360, and our real -world test results showed the laptop lasting 12 hours and 7 minutes. This is still very, very good; it’s nowhere near what’s advertised.

As for Lenovo, only 6 of the 18 laptops we reviewed (33%) fell within the 2.5-hour window we allowed to match our actual test results, while the other 12 were flagged. ThinkPad P72 takes the throne of longest battery life among Lenovo ThinkPad P72. It was advertised as having 18 hours of battery life, but it died after only 4 hours and 19 minutes!

Sure, you’ll initially attract a wave of buyers with exaggerated battery life claims, but that frenzy will gradually wane as disappointing feedback about laptops’ poor tlaptops’ battery life clouds the offending brand’s reputation. 

Is the extra resolution worth sacrificing up to 12 hours of laptop battery life? 4K laptops offer incredibly sharp resolutions and often have bright and vivid displays, but this comes at the expense of longer battery life, which is where 3K laptops come in.
No one is looking for 3K laptops, they are the forgotten children of the laptop monitor world but people are missing out. These high-resolution displays still offer incredibly sharp images and high pixels per inch; Apple’s top-tier MacBook Pro models and many other premium laptops opt for this resolution, and once you read any of Apple’s 4K or 3K laptop reviewsMacBook Pro battery battery  life section, you’ll see why.

Every laptop on this list boasts over 10 hours of laptop battery life, with the top option clocking in at a staggering 18 hours and 56 minutes. That’s about 9.5 hours longer than the longest-lasting 4K laptop we’ve tested, the HP Envy 16 (9:21), which itself is an exception, beating its nearest 4K competitor by about 2 hours.
If you’re looking for a laptop with a sharp display but are willing to give up 4K numbers, consider these 3K laptops and enjoy an extra 3-12 hours of laptops battery life. 
1.MacBook Pro 16 2023 (3024 x 1964)

MacBook Pro 16 3K The undisputed champion of  MacBook Pro 16 laptop battery life is the MacBook Pro 16 2023, which lasted an incredible 18 hours and 56 minutes in our testing. To put things into perspective, the current average battery life for the high-end laptops in our tests, including many Full HD (1920 x 1080) laptops, is 10 hours and 2 minutes. If your MacBook Pro 16 can’t get you through a workday, you need to reexamine your work/life balance.  

Needless to say, the excellent 3K mini-LED display and  MacBook Pro 16 battery  life are just part of the reason the MacBook Pro 16 earns a 4.5 out of 5 star rating and Editors’ Choice award. The MacBook Pro 16’s performance is equally otherworldly, scoring (15,044) more than double the average (6,977) on our synthetic Geekbench 5.4 test, and handily beating out the Dell XPS 17 (13,714) or the Asus ZenBook Pro 16X OLED (11,974 ) and other competitors. Our real-world Handbrake video transcoding test was a decisive victory, converting 4K video to 1080p in 3 minutes and 59 seconds. That’s more than double the average speed (8:48) and shaves a few minutes off the times of the Pro 16X (5:51) and XPS 17 (6:40).

Throw in a great six-speaker setup, spatial audio, a responsive keyboard, a huge trackpad, a solid array of ports, and passable gaming performance for the first time in a Mac in years, and you’ve got the best of 3K laptops Starting at $2,499, it’s not cheap, but it’s well worth it2.MacBook Pro 14 2023 (3024 x 1964)
Don’t worry Windows fans, this is the last MacBook, but you can’t deny the small miracle Apple has achieved with theMacBook Pro 14 battery life on these 3K laptops. Even the 14-inch MacBook Pro topped the 14-hour mark in our MacBook Pro battery test while delivering a sharper image thanks to the same resolution on a smaller display.  

I won’t waste any more of your time on this issue, because you can map everything I said above about the MacBook Pro 16 to the smaller 14-inch chassis, except for   MacBook Pro 16 battery life. The MacBook Pro 14 starts at $1,999 , which saves you 1.3 pounds (4.8 pounds vs 3.5 pounds) and saves you $500.  

3. Dell Inspiron 16 Plus (3072 x 1920)
The Dell Inspiron 16 Plus gives you a 16-inch 16:10 3K display and a discrete RTX 30 Series GPU, while still beating the high-end laptop average with a 10 hours and 30 minutes in our Dell Inspiron 16 Plus battery test Battery life It’s also priced hundreds of dollars less than the MacBook rivals above, with a well-specced model running around $1,600. 

The performance of the Intel Core i7-12700H CPU impressed our reviewer, who put the laptop to the test during CES 2023. Juggling dozens of Google Chrome tabs with YouTube videos, newsletters, and Google Docs open while also exporting hundreds of photos just doesn’t t compare to the Inspiron 16 Plus. It can even handle video production tasks, completing our Handbrake video transcoding test in 5 minutes and 49 seconds.
While it’s not a gaming laptop, it can handle some casual 1080p gaming well, delivering 52 frames per second in our Borderlands 2 test and 52 frames per second in Grand Theft Auto V. Speed ​​​​of 58 frames per second. When you’re ready to switch back to productivity mode, the great island-style keyboard wins. The large 3.1 x 4.5-inch touchpad won’t slow you down, letting you navigate the 3K display with ease.

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