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Depending on Dell's ever-changing discounts, the Inspiron 16 Plus can be a tempting desktop replacement with above-average performance, though its screen isn't stellar.

The Asus Vivobook Pro 16 is held back by limited battery life and merely adequate performance, outweighing other features we like about this desktop replacement (notably, its fast and colorful screen).

If its display were sharper than 1080p, the HP Envy x360 15.6 would stand out among plus-size 2-in-1 laptops. Even as is, this Envy's peppy performance and high-res webcam make it worth a look.

HP's Omen Transcend 16 gaming laptop tweaks its baseline Omen 16 kin with some cool upgrades like a dazzling mini LED screen, but you'll pay more for less power.

With help from Nvidia's newest mobile professional GPU, the Dell Precision 5680 is a competitive laptop workstation that matches rivals' performance while being lighter and longer lasting.

The Lenovo Legion Pro 5i Gen 8 is a competent budget-to-midrange gaming laptop, but you'll get more value from several competitors at the same price.

High-end features ranging from a world-class webcam to a 120Hz refresh display make the HP Envy 16 a tempting if hefty desktop replacement choice for creative apps and light gaming.

A disappointingly dim screen is the only serious flaw in Dell's low-priced, long-lasting, and AMD-powered Inspiron 14 2-in-1 laptop, but it's a big one.

Intel-based competitors are faster, but the Asus Zenbook 14 OLED stands out among ultraportable laptops with a premium design, a long-lasting battery, and a stunning OLED display for less than $1,000.

A sharp-looking 3:2 screen, impressive connectivity, and long battery life make HP's 2.2-pound Dragonfly G4 a worthy challenger for the business laptop championship.