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If you like the idea of Apple's MacBook Pro but want that premium design, strong overall performance and lengthy battery life in a Windows machine, the OmniBook Ultra 14 is the move I'd make. Choose the Snapdragon X2 model for better general performance and better battery life, or opt for the Intel Core Ultra system for better 3D graphics capabilities and no Windows-on-Arm compatibility worries. It's nice to have both options in one great design. You don't necessarily need to spend the $3,000 or more on a loaded config like those that I tested. A still well-equipped system for closer to $2,000

I recommend the Omnibook 3 16 for anyone wanting a big-screen productivity laptop who'd like the luxury of not needing to charge it for days at a time. I'd wait for HP's rotating discounts before buying because oftentimes HP's sales pricing can save you hundreds. Because if it's only $50 less than the OmniBook 5 16, then it makes sense to spend the extra for the OLED and added storage. And if you can't find a good deal on an OmniBook and are determined to spend less than $1,000 on a basic, 16-inch laptop, then the Acer Aspire 16 AI is a great alternative at $700. How we test computers The rev