Lenovo Yoga 730 13-inch review
Lenovo’s Yoga 730 is a minor refresh of its middling midrange convertible 2-in-1, the Yoga 720. The new model shaves off some millimeters and adds Intel’s 8th-generation Core CPUs, but takes a step back in its already mundane battery life. It maintains its position as a solid if an uninspiring option.
Eve Technology Eve V review
Our Eve V review looks at a crowdsourced detachable tablet that checks some boxes for its backers, but a few sore spots keep it from becoming a true competitor. Perhaps the biggest question about the notebook is whether Eve Technology can deliver on time and provide support for the life of the machine.
Asus ZenBook 3 Deluxe (late 2017) review
In our Asus ZenBook 3 Deluxe (late 2017) review, we verify that adding an 8th-gen Intel Core processor can make a great thin and light notebook even better. If you're looking for a slightly larger 14-inch notebook that's still thin and light, then the ZenBook 3 Deluxe remains a great choice today.
Acer Aspire 5 review
Acer’s updated Aspire 5 benefits greatly from Intel’s latest technology, including its 8th-gen processor and Optane memory. The Aspire 5 offers a lot of performance for not a lot of money, but its display and battery life betray its budget nature and detract from its overall value.
Acer Swift 3 review
Our Acer Swift 3 review takes an in-depth look at one of the most attractive affordable laptops on the market, now refreshed with speed 8th-gen CPUs. It's plenty fast, has a solid build and aesthetic, and offers great connectivity. It's not the best budget notebook, but it remains a great 14-inch option.
HP Chromebook x2 Review
HP’s Chromebook x2 acts a lot like Microsoft’s Surface Book 2, with a well-equipped tablet that plugs into a keyboard base that’s heavy enough to keep the combination mostly stable. It’s a fast 2-in-1 that’s well-built and looks great, and it makes using Chrome OS a real pleasure. Is this premium Chromebook the best one you can buy?
HP Spectre 13 (2017) review
Our HP Spectre 13 review evaluates the “thinnest touchscreen notebook” to see if you can make something smaller and increase its speed and longevity. The results are mostly positive, but the thin-and-light competition hasn't stood still, leaving the Spectre 13 behind in terms of battery life and value.
HP Spectre x360 13 (Late 2017) Review
HP refreshed its Spectre x360 13 with Intel’s 8th-gen CPUs, boosting its speed and battery life, all the while thinning out the chassis. It remains our favorite 360-degree convertible 2-in-1, with some of the best performance and longevity around and a design that remains modern and attractive.
