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Making room for two on the top rung of the convertible laptop ladder, Lenovo's Yoga 9i joins HP's Spectre x360 14 in moving to Intel's newest chips with AI hardware inside.

Built for extreme conditions (if not extreme performance), the DT Research DT302RP Rugged Tablet is durable and functional, with a lightweight design and a sunlight-legible display.

HP's Core Ultra-based Spectre x360 16 has a sharp design, a dazzling OLED display, and advanced features. Its performance falls short of the premium hardware, though, particularly in graphics tests.

The Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3 is a basic laptop that sometimes sells for bargain prices, but it's too limited by dull performance and a dim display to buy at full price.

Samsung's Galaxy Book4 Ultra is a powerful contender in the 16-inch laptop arena, but it's costly and displays in 1800p instead of the 4K resolution found in cheaper alternatives.

Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Fold 16 refines the foldable-tablet design with top-tier build quality, even if its performance won't raise your pulse rate.

The latest in Asus' overflowing Zenbook 14 OLED family skimps a bit on the screen resolution but delivers impressive power, battery life, and convenience for $850.

The HP ZBook Fury 16 G10 is one of the fastest mobile workstations we've tested, complemented by a stellar 4K display and a premium-feeling (and upgradable) build.

A sturdy slate for hostile environments and factory floors, Dell's Latitude 7030 scores high for its screen, cameras, and optional keyboard. Its 10.1-inch display isn't too small, but its batteries might be.

If you don't mind a tablet-style detachable keyboard, Asus' Zenbook Duo (UX8406) is a sensational and surprisingly affordable mix of laptop convenience and desktop dual-monitor productivity.