Eric Grevstad

Catching a flight cross-country, or just shuttling from home office to den all day? You need the lightest laptop possible. We’ve tested, well, tons of them. Here’s how to land the right one.

Wrapping up a career testing and rating hundreds of laptops, PCMag's most senior reviewer is retiring. On his way out, he dishes on which features are always worth your money—and disses the ones that aren't.

Sure, you'll pay for the privilege to carry it, but make no mistake: Lenovo's refreshed, lighter-than-ever ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 13 Aura Edition is a stellar achievement. This is the world's best laptop.

Although it lacks luxuries, HP's Chromebook Plus x360 provides customers with attractive everyday productivity, novel AI enhancements, and a colorful touch screen.

Shuffling to and from your desk with your trusty Apple laptop? Here are the best ways to turn your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air into a productivity hub.

Heard of the spy who came in from the cold? Here’s the laptop that came in from the road. Our guide to desktop docking solutions will keep you ultra-productive when you’re in the office—whether that’s at your desk at home, or visiting corporate HQ.

Lenovo's big-screen IdeaCentre AIO 27 is a thrifty all-in-one desktop that desperately needs a higher-resolution display and a better webcam.

Lenovo's 16-inch IdeaPad Slim 5i is a capable, decent-looking general-purpose laptop, though cost-cutting shows in its display and connectivity.

While its price fluctuates wildly, Lenovo's T14s Gen 6 brings all the ThinkPad goodness to Qualcomm's Snapdragon AI platform to great effect for trendsetting enterprise users.

The Yoga Pro 9i 16 would be an almost perfect high-performance laptop with one of Lenovo's ThinkPad keyboards instead of its consumer-grade keys. Even as is, it's an impressive value.