Ultrabooks and Ultraportables

The Spectre x360 gets a paint job, some hardware tweaks, and Lunar Lake. Now it's an OmniBook.

Acer’s Nitro V 15 delivers decent 1080p gaming performance and performs well in most other aspects, but loud fans and a washed-out screen compromise its appeal.

The M4 Pro in the new 16-inch MacBook Pro delivers a performance jolt for demanding professionals.

Apple's M4 MacBook Pro is a strong, efficient machine, and the addition of an extra Thunderbolt port and an optional nano-texture display — along with 16GB of base RAM — make for a luxurious device.

HP has found a great balance when it comes to performance and endurance with the OmniBook Ultra.

The Lenovo ThinkPad T14s has one of the longest-lasting batteries we've ever seen along with a great keyboard, but Arm still has some software compatibility issues.

The Acer Swift 14 AI has lots of USB ports, a fast SSD, and long battery life, but Acer has chosen to smother it with AI bloat on the hardware and the software.

The Framework Laptop 13 (Intel Core Ultra) offers unmatched configurability and repairability—for a price.

Dell has a winning effort to take on the entrenched players powered by Intel, AMD, and Apple CPUs.