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We all like value for money, and when it comes to laptops that often means exploring the budget and mid-range options: these markets are both huge and incredibly competitive. However, build quality, s

SCORE PRICE £2,333 (£2,800 inc VAT) from uk.store.asus.com There’s always a risk when investing almost three grand in a laptop. Let’s say you bought last year’s top-end ProArt P16 (see issue 361, p51)

SCORE PRICE As reviewed, £1,249 (£1,499 inc VAT) from hp.com HP revamped its laptop branding last year, with its OmniBook range now stretching across home and business, budget and premium. We reviewed

SCORE PRICE £750 (£900 inc VAT) from johnlewis.com The Asus Zenbook A14 is proof that you don’t need to spend a fortune for a stylish thin and light laptop. In fact, signs of having been built to a bu

SCORE PRICE From £833 (£999 inc VAT) from dell.com Dell pitches the 14 Plus as a lightweight AI laptop for small businesses and creatives, and in most respects it’s right on the mark. With a choice of

SCORE PRICE £583 (£699 inc VAT) from currys.co.uk When it launched last year, the Acer Swift 14 AI had the makings of a compelling Copilot+ PC but for one thing: its price. Manufacturers could get awa