Dell 16 premium

Dell’s XPS line has been put out to pasture, but its spirit lives on in a range of new models… for better or worse

Let’s cut to the chase: the HP OmniBook X Flip 16 is a brilliant laptop. This 16in 2-in-1 daintily pirouettes between laptop and tablet modes, the OLED touchscreen is stupendous, and the performance f

Next level Alienware doesn’t deal in cheap laptops, but the Aurora range makes Dell’s prestige gaming brand a little more affordable. The designs are as eye-catching and robust as ever, with the 16X A

Whether you buy this 14in model or the OmniBook X Flip 16 opposite, the idea is much the same: a businesslike 2-in-1 convertible that’s differentiated from rivals thanks to an OLED panel and aggressiv

Mint chip Apple’s MacBook Pro remains the benchmark laptop for creative users, even if little except for the processor has changed since the M3 model. This year it’s back with Apple’s new M5 chip, but

German manufacturer Medion loves to build top-value PCs, and that emphasis on value extends to its high-end offerings. A £1,749 price may seem high, but I wish you luck finding the same specification