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Over the years, I've tested and reviewed more than 500 laptops in an effort to find the best. But to win the crown of best laptop, it needs to have it all: a gorgeous design, killer performance, an efficient keyboard, long-lasting battery life, and more.

Each of the laptops below has been thoroughly reviewed, whether they are affordable or powerful gaming laptops. My pick for the best overall laptop, the Dell XPS 13, is the option we recommend to most people, but some of the ones on the list below should fulfill your needs.

Best Laptop: Dell XPS 13 (9315)

The Dell XPS 13 is a gorgeous little laptop at a unique price. Prices for the base configuration tend to fluctuate between $749 and $999, making it one of the cheapest XPS laptops ever.

It has all the premium features like a comfortable keyboard, great touchpad, killer IPS screen and 512GB of storage. It's also compact with very thin bezels, although that does mean no more headphone jacks.

It may be a bit underwhelming compared to other 12th-gen Intel-powered laptops, but it's worth it considering its price, long battery life, and great style.

Best MacBook: Apple MacBook Air M1

The M1 MacBook Air may be two years old and has since been replaced by the M2 MacBook Air, but it's a great value, especially for anyone looking for the best MacBook.

The game-changing M1 chip continues to change the landscape, making this product powerful, with amazing battery life, while being completely fanless.

Two years later, there's still no Windows laptop that can compete. The only downside is that you can only connect to an external monitor, but you do have at least two USB-C ports and a MagSafe 3 charging port.

In short, there's a lot here for the price, and it's certainly one of the best laptops for college students and anyone who does a lot of work on the move.

Best Laptop for Designers: 16-inch MacBook Pro

The latest 16-inch MacBook Pro makes up for past shortcomings, such as offering better cooling, a wider selection of ports, and no more Touch Bar.

It goes even further thanks to its 120Hz mini-LED screen, which is the best laptop screen we've ever seen, especially when viewing HDR content.

There's also the M1 Pro and M1 Max chips that add standalone-level graphics to the already stellar Professor. Even HDR games look great on this screen in Resident Evil Village-an impressive feat for a Mac.

With over 18 hours of battery life, it easily beats competitors like the Dell XPS 15 or Razer Blade 15 for unrivaled battery life.

It's pricey, but you get a powerful laptop for creating content, including an improved 1080p webcam and bass speakers.

Best Gaming Laptop: Thunderbolt Spirit Blade 14

Somehow, Thunderbolt squeezed a lot into a very thin 14-inch laptop. It's a sleek but powerful gaming laptop with an RTX 3080 GPU, Ryzen 9 5900HX and a 1440p screen with a 165Hz refresh rate.

Even the 1080p model comes with an RTX 3060 GPU. this is the only Razer Blade 14 with AMD Ryzen technology, so you get the best battery life of any gaming laptop we've tested.

It's pricey, but what stands out is its Razer logo and RGB backlighting on every key. You might prefer a larger gaming laptop like the Razer Blade 15 or Lenovo Legion 5 Pro, but for sleek and powerful, the Razer Blade 14 feels like a design marvel.

Not the cheapest or most powerful, it's a well-rounded system that deserves to be the best overall gaming laptop.

Best Windows alternative to MacBook: Dell XPS 15 (9520)

While the Dell XPS 15 will have a hard time competing with the 16-inch MacBook Pro, it's a great alternative to Windows. Its battery life may not be better, but it's a great looking laptop.

It features a woven carbon fiber texture on the keyboard panel and palm rest for a truly iconic look. Despite having a 15-inch screen, the overall size of the XPS 15 is far smaller than the bulky 15-inch laptops of the past.

Four Thunderbolt and a full-size SD card slot mean you won't miss a beat here either. The standout feature is the option to upgrade to a 12th Gen Intel Core i9 processor, making it one of the best laptops for video editing.

Best 2-in-1 laptop: the Microsoft Surface Pro 9

The Surface Pro 9 is the latest model in Microsoft's 2-in-1 lineup. Even when the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 does its best, it can't beat the power of Microsoft.

There's a butter-smooth 120Hz display and thin bezels that we first saw in previous models, ensuring a more refined product than ever before.

It's also the first to offer both an Intel model and an ARM configuration that uses Microsoft SQ3 for better battery life and 5G connectivity.

The latest 12th Gen Intel models are designed for those who want the best performance, so you'll have plenty of options here to suit your needs.

Best Business Laptop: Lenovo ThinkPad Z13

Business laptops don't need to look boring as the Lenovo ThinkPad Z13 demonstrates. Its faux leather lid looks elegant and unique, with just the right touch of modernity on the chassis.

It's also one of the best laptops running on the new AMD Ryzen 6000 chip, which means great performance and long-lasting battery life. Security features are built in, but battery life is the real selling point for business needs.

It has a shelf life as long as almost anything currently available in Apple flavors. There's also a 1080p webcam for all your video calling needs, while you can even upgrade to an OLED model for a sharper screen that works at the same time.

Outstanding performance and great battery life, as well as some clean features ensure that the Lenovo ThinkPad Z13 is a solid choice for all your business needs.

Best HP Laptops: HP Ghost x360 13.5

The thin and light laptop market is highly competitive, but the HP Spectre x360 13.5 stands out. It offers a unique and elegant sense of style combined with high-end components such as a stunning OLED display, long battery life, and tons of ports (including a headphone jack).

Very fast and supports multiple external monitors, it's a little more expensive than other options but worth it. If you want something cheaper but in the same form factor, the HP Envy x360 13 series is always the way to go,...

But it's worth investing in the Spectre x360's premium features. It has the look of the M1 MacBook Air and the benefits of Windows.

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