Nate Ralph

Work and play in one svelte package, but it'll cost you.

The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen 8 is a great 2-in-1 laptop for getting things done on the go, but don't expect to play games on this productivity machine.

This business laptop is a bit boring, but it gets work done.

The Framework Laptop Chromebook Edition keeps the tinkering dream alive, but is held back by ChromeOS.

If you’re on the hunt for a big screen, Acer’s Swift X 16-inch offers a good value. But don’t expect great battery life.

The Acer Spin 5 is a modest Windows workhorse that delivers where it counts, offering respectable power at a reasonable price.

Acer’s Chromebook 515 ticks most of the right boxes, but is held back by ChromeOS.

An utterly average Android device that shines at the right price.

If you’re not the type to tinker, the Corsair One Pro a200 offers power in a small package.

This mid-size tower crushes benchmarks, but be prepared to pay for that power.

This pint-sized gaming PC delivers great performance, but be ready to pay for the privilege.

The GE76 Raider is the definition of top-of-the-line gaming laptop, eschewing portability and battery life to deliver uncompromised power.

Stellar battery life and solid performance make the Amazon Fire HD 10 Plus tablet a Prime choice for tight budgets.

The Maingear Turbo packs top-of-the-line components into a beautiful compact case. You can get incredible performance out of this tiny titan, but be prepared to pay for the privilege.

Asus’ ambitious dual-screen laptop delivers lots of power and a vibrant OLED display, but poor ergonomics and disappointing battery life keep it from greatness.

HP’s EliteBook 840 Aero G8 serves up business essentials at a premium price.

The thinnest ThinkPad yet couples a sleek design with a vibrant display, but thin and portable comes at a cost.

The MSI Aegis RS11th couples strong performance with a chassis that'll fit your needs as they grow, at a price that's fair — if it's in your budget.