Notebookcheck Videos

The Gigabyte Aorus 16X is a prime example of a solid gaming experience without many compromises at a very reasonable price point. While we did test the i9-14900HX SKU thoroughly on the website, the i7-equipped variant I was able to get my hands on for this video might be the better pick.

You can not quite decide whether to go for a 4K display for all of your content creation needs or those stunning-looking story games or something with a lower resolution but a much faster refresh rate to give you the competitive edge. Well, you do not have to decide anymore since the Alienware 2725QF can deliver both 4K at up to 180Hz and 1080p at a pretty insane 360Hz, all at a very reasonable price. We will tell you if all this sounds to good to be true in this very video.

Are you looking for a premium 16" performance/gaming notebook that can do it all? Then you might have looked into the Asus ROG Zephyrus G16 and Lenovo's Yoga Pro 9. If you can not decide between the two, maybe this video will help.

A redesigned chassis, slower GPU options, a new RAM standard, and one of the best trackpads in the world make the Lenovo ThinkPad P1 not only a very powerful notebook for business folks but also a very stealthy performance (and even Gaming) All-Rounder. Unfortunately, it is very expensive, especially compared to similar or better-equipped consumer laptops, so the question is: Who should buy the P1?

We had the chance to try the latest single-player action adventure from the folks at #machinegames early before launch to look at some gameplay and how the DLSS 3.5 and heavily ray-traced title performs on the latest laptop hardware.

Having all your mobile computing devices able to talk and interact with each other has been a long-standing pillar of Apple's software ecosystem. Can you get something similar on the Windows side of the fence? We tried it with Samsung products and were impressed with a (mostly) streamlined and very efficient experience.