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Dell's Latitude 7330 Ultralight offers a handful of attractive features, but the lightest Latitude makes several compromises that put it a step behind some competing extreme weight-savers.

The Lenovo ThinkPad Z13 is as stunning as it is portable, offering substance and style with AMD-powered performance that matches the best thin-and-light laptops on the market.

Dell's Precision 5470 is a 14-inch laptop workstation that packs a punch, but you'll give up some performance to get its class-leading mobility and battery life.

The Spectre x360, now in a slightly tweaked screen size, isn't cheap, but HP's flagship convertible laptop is a brilliantly engineered, light, long-lived showpiece.

It's overshadowed by more costly competitors from both the business and consumer sides of the aisle, but Lenovo's latest ThinkBook 14s Yoga is a value-priced 2-in-1 for small firms and entrepreneurs.

The VAIO FE 14.1 (not to be confused with the premium VAIO SX14) is a perfectly serviceable economy laptop, but its screen, build quality, and ho-hum speed keep it from cracking our top four or five.

A 12th Gen Intel CPU, a sharper webcam, and more display options cement the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon's place as the finest laptop for business—and likely the finest laptop, period.

HP's thrifty Victus 15 has a few appealing features, but its subpar gaming performance makes the base model no fun.

Lenovo's updated ThinkPad X1 Yoga is a state-of-the-art corporate 2-in-1 convertible laptop—for companies that can afford it.

You get what you pay for: a lot