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It's not the standout that the Legion 7 is, but Lenovo's Legion 5 Pro (the AMD Ryzen sibling of the Intel Core Legion 5i Pro) is an excellent mid-priced gaming laptop.

Desktop-replacement business laptops don't come much better than Lenovo's latest ThinkPad X1 Extreme, but its price is a huge hurdle. Cheaper alternatives with OLED instead of IPS screens may lure buyers away.

The HP Envy x360 13.3 with Windows 11 Home is a first-class value among OLED convertible laptops, especially if you can get it on sale.

HP's 16-inch EliteBook 865 G9 business laptop gives office desktops a run for their money with nearly everything you need for workplace productivity and occasional content creation on the go.

The panel and battery could use some tweaks, but Lenovo’s IdeaPad Flex 5i 14-inch is a solid-value budget convertible laptop with a nice keyboard and decent performance for the money.

A lackluster screen, a poor keyboard, and a much-too-small SSD put Lenovo's IdeaPad Gaming 3 out of contention among value-priced gaming laptops.

The Lenovo Slim 9i is a fantastically thin and light ultraportable that combines slick design with capable performance.

HP's OLED-screened Envy 16 is poised to upset some famous, four-lettered, 15.6-inch power-user portables.

The Lenovo Slim 7i Carbon brings a nifty carbon-fiber chassis to a consumer ultraportable, but the system is light on premium features, despite its powerful performance.

If only it had HDMI and USB-A ports, Lenovo's second-generation ThinkPad X1 Nano would get a rave review. Even without them, it's a tempting travel companion.