Category: Laptops

In this episode of what old gaming tech has my friend left at my house, we have this, a Chillblast branded Clevo gaming laptop. This bad boy hails

Acer’s Triton Neo 16 is a remarkably premium laptop with frankly disappointing levels of performance. This £1,900 machine – which appears to be discounted by a whopping £500

Acer has made one pretty confusing choice with this Nitro V15 laptop, and that is the power profiles. This £1,000 machine is rocking a Ryzen 7 7735HS 8

Gaming laptops have come an awfully long way in 14 years. This absolute behemoth is an Asus G53J – a chonker of a 2010 gaming laptop. It was

The Aorus 16X is the gaming laptop of the future – or at least Gigabyte would hope you’d think so. Aorus has gone all in on “AI”, with

£729. That’s how much this Acer Nitro 5 costs, brand new, from Argos of all places. In today’s inflated world, £729 is one of the cheapest gaming laptops

This is the XMG Pro 16 Studio, a machine marketed as a “Content Creation Laptop”, but for the life of me I can’t work out how this is

There is so much to talk about with this STRIX SCAR 16, including possibly fake G-Sync support, that we have to get straight into this. I want to

You’d think if you want more performance from a gaming laptop, you’d just get a higher specced one, right? Surely an RTX 4090 Laptop chip will always outperform

This XMG Core 16 has one rather unique optional extra – a full Cherry MX Ultra-Low Profile mechanical keyboard. While this isn’t the only mechanical keyboard on a