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Review of the Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3: An unusual oversight by Lenovo

We evaluated a $769 model of the Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3, a 15-inch low-cost touchscreen laptop that is sold at Costco. Although I usually like Lenovo laptops, this one falls short of my expectations. Although this laptop has a good design and good construction, it seems like so many compromises have been made, and the cost has increased enough that the final product isn’t very good. For the following reasons, this type of product makes “budget” seem like a caution.…

Review of the Dell 16 Plus: An excellent Copilot+ laptop that is reasonably priced

The Dell 16 Plus is a 16-inch laptop that offers a strong overall experience, outstanding performance, and fair pricing. The Dell 16 Plus is a laptop made for everyday use; while it has a nice style, it is obvious that its pricey, high-end features won’t draw attention or earn any accolades. It’s a good option if you’re searching for a 16-inch workhorse. This is particularly true as competing laptops at this price range frequently have CPUs from earlier generations, whereas…

Review of the Crucial X10: A fantastic small, quick, and waterproof portable SSD

One of the fastest and smallest USB SSDs I’ve ever tested was Crucial’s X10 Pro. The new X10, which I examine here, is more affordable, nearly as quick, and has a maximum capacity of up to twice that of the Pro’s 4TB. Indeed, 8TB in the same small size factor. Color me doubly impressed. What features does the Crucial X10 have? The Crucial X10 is a 20Gbps, bluish gray, USB 3.2×2 SSD that is small enough to fit in your…

Review of the Acer Swift Go 16: A stunning screen with significant compromises

Numerous somewhat different versions of what appears to be almost the same system have been released by Acer before. Next to the Acer Swift 16 AI, that is where the Acer Swift Go 16 fits in. They weigh almost the same, are nearly comparable in price, have the same display specifications, and are both made of aluminum. That cost? Reasonably priced. The remarkable Acer Swift Go 16 costs $1,149 and has a high-power Intel Core Ultra 9 285H processor with…

Review of the Lexar NQ780: A stylish and reasonably priced SSD

The QLC NAND in the Lexar NQ780 tested here appears to be new to the party, based on its faster native-write performance and significantly higher TBW rating. I love it when new things appear. How exciting! Features The PCIe 4.0 transfer protocol is used by Lexar’s NQ780, NVMe 2.0, 2280 (22 mm wide, 80 mm long) SSD (x4). Additionally, it employs layered QLC NAND, as the Q in the model name could indicate. The Innogrit IG5326 controller is used. There…

Review of the Razer Blade 16 (2025): Taking a Seat on the Luxurious Gaming Lap

The goal of Razer’s 2025 Blade 16 (which retails for $2,399.99 and tested for $4,499.99) is to boost power. This year’s model features Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 50-series graphics and AMD’s latest Ryzen AI CPUs on its motherboard. The laptop’s design is identical to that of the previous year’s model, but our ultra-pricey review model’s Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 CPU and RTX 5090 GPU provide lightning-fast processing and dazzling frame rates to its high-resolution 240Hz screen, especially when DLSS upscaling…

Review of the LG Ultragear 39GX90SA-W: This massive OLED monitor has Smart TV .

It’s true, but you’d miss it if you blink. There are now smart gaming displays. These days, both LG and Samsung sell gaming monitors with a fully working TV operating system that functions similarly to that of their respective smart TVs. This idea is realized in the LG Ultragear 39GX90SA-W, a large, exquisite OLED panel. It’s not flawless, but it looks fantastic. Specifications and Features The LG UltraGear 39GX90SA-W’s size is the most noteworthy feature on the specs sheet. This…

Review of the BenQ EW2790U 4K Business Monitor

A wide variety of 4K monitors are currently available on the market, ranging from ridiculously expensive models to low-cost versions that are not worth the money. If you’re looking for some of the greatest business monitors available right now, we have wonderful guides. However, what’s really amazing about the EW2790U is that, for just $360, you get a fantastic 4K panel that is full of capabilities rather than just a plain panel. Pricing & Availability There are presently three different…

Review of the Keychron V6 Max: A changeable mechanical keyboard

I don’t think I’ve ever looked forward to using a keyboard in my twenty years as a professional writer. Certain models, such as those seen on contemporary ThinkPads, are unquestionably the best available laptops and provide incredibly comfortable typing experiences. I’ve always detested switching to a new keyboard because of the unavoidable errors and finger slips that occur when the brain tries to relearn the new key placement and muscle memory completely fails. But for the excitement of it all,…

Review of Framework Laptop 12: Design your own 2-in-1

One of a kind, the Framework Laptop 12 is a small, two-in-one convertible that you can build rather than just use. With its 360-degree hinge, touchscreen, and stylus, it transforms Framework’s idea of a do-it-yourself laptop experience into a device that is more affordable and versatile than Framework’s other computers. During the prototyping phase, Framework claims that “every adult who tried it wanted one too,” despite the fact that the laptop was initially intended for students. The Framework Laptop 12…