Ultrabooks, workstations and everything between.
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HP's OmniBook 5 14 pairs a lovely OLED screen and marathon battery life with a good keyboard, but middling performance, weak speakers and limited ports keep it from greatness.
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Google's first Googlebooks are up for preorder, with five fanless laptops from Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP and Lenovo priced from $899 to $1,299 and hitting US stores on October 4.
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With an astonishingly light 1.2 kg Ceraluminum build and Qualcomm's Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme, the Asus Zenbook A16 UX3607 is a stellar 16-inch ultraportable held back only by modest gaming graphics.
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At GTC Taipei, Nvidia unveiled RTX Spark, a Windows PC "superchip" promising 1 petaflop of AI performance, 128GB of unified memory and RTX 5070 Laptop-class graphics in thin-and-light machines this fall. The pitch is ambitious — and, for now, entirely unverified.
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Looking for the best laptop of 2026? We compare 8 top-tier machines—from Apple's budget Neo and powerful M5 MacBooks to Intel-powered Windows ultraportables, OLED displays, and dedicated gaming rigs.
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The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 14 Aura Edition is an ultra-lightweight business laptop that delivers exceptional battery life and a redesigned modular chassis, though it comes with high prices and soldered component compromises.
The HP OmniBook Ultra 14 delivers a gorgeous redesign featuring a standard 120Hz OLED screen, stellar build quality, and strong battery life, though its high price and sparse port selection require consideration.
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The 2026 Asus Zenbook S14 is a stunning ultraportable offering exceptional battery life, a gorgeous OLED display, and a premium Ceraluminum chassis, though its high price and weaker graphics performance give pause.
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The 2026 Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 transitions to Intel Panther Lake and RTX 50-series graphics, delivering impressive performance, a much brighter OLED screen, and longer battery life in a sleek, portable form factor.
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The 2026 14-inch MacBook Pro powered by M5 Pro and M5 Max delivers blazing-fast workstation performance, incredible battery life, and high-end connectivity, making it a stellar upgrade primarily for users coming from older Intel, M1, or M2 machines.
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The Apple MacBook Air 13-inch (M5, 2026) delivers exceptional performance and a larger 512GB base storage capacity in a familiar, fanless ultraportable design, though a $100 price increase and strong market alternatives give buyers plenty to weigh.
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The Apple MacBook Neo radically lowers the entry price for a Mac by utilizing an iPhone-class A18 Pro chip, making it a stellar budget option despite some notable hardware compromises.
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