The Acer Nitro V 16 is a laptop that carries the phrase, ‘You get what you pay for’, in its back pocket. At AED 3,500, it sets the expectations just right, offering nothing more than a stable platform ...

Ability to upgrade graphics on a laptop is a PC nerd’s dream. Comes with six hot-swappable expansion slots for ports. Bright, color-accurate screen with 165-Hz refresh rate. Decent gaming performance ...

Review I've been using the Lenovo Legion 7i 16 (Gen 10), a truly beautiful gaming laptop with serious style and impressive hardware... but it may not be the best.

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Gaming laptops have evolved drastically over the past decade and a half, moving from bulky machines with temperature issues to sleek, portable ...

The Acer Nitro V 16 AI is a budget gaming laptop with ok game performance and good battery life (for a gaming laptop). Shoppers looking to buy a laptop with Nvidia RTX 50-series graphics for around ...

The Alienware 16 Area 51 may just be the most unique gaming laptop I’ve reviewed this year. Its sci-fi-inspired styling immediately makes it stand out from the pack, but its great gaming performance ...

Framework's 16-inch model distinguishes itself from the 13-inch Framework Laptop with this feature, which has a separate installation guide. The graphics attachment comes with its own cooling that ...

I should know what the new Framework Laptop 16 (2025) is capable of, being that I’m the one who built it. Well, okay, I didn’t use a CNC machine to carve out the aluminum frame or craft the fan ...

As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. HP sent over its Omen 16 gaming laptop for review, ...

Strong game performance for the price. Lots of ports. The keyboard and touchpad punch above their weight. Decent build quality. Unheard-of value. The included 135-watt charger isn't sufficient. The ...

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