Jade Chung-Lee

5 days ago | pcmag.com | Jade Chung-Lee

An OLED display offers rich colors, high contrast, and intense blacks for outstanding picture quality, whether you’re watching a movie or playing a video game. For those who view a lot of content, you’ll want to upgrade to OLED if you haven’t already, as the technology will revolutionize how you look at your laptop. Updating your current device to an OLED laptop is more affordable than ever, especially if there’s a sale.

1 week ago | pcmag.com | Jade Chung-Lee

Imagine this: You’re watching Netflix when you see a notification for an important work email. So you tap the screen to stop your video stream and use the 360-degree hinge to twist your device so you can use your keyboard to fire off a quick reply. This is the beauty of a 2-in-1. Boasting the power of a laptop and the versatility and portability of a tablet, these multi-tasking devices are built for content consumers and creators.

1 week ago | pcmag.com | Jade Chung-Lee

So your daily driver is slowing down when running through the startup process and taking its sweet time when loading up webpages. The good news is that it can be replaced at a fairly low cost. You can pick up a reliable budget laptop for well under $1,000, and this 33% discount on the Asus Vivobook 14 makes it even more affordable. Packing enough power under the hood to get daily computing tasks fast, this laptop will be a breath of fresh air in your day-to-day routine.

1 week ago | pcmag.com | Jade Chung-Lee

You're going to flip for today’s deal! The HP Envy x360 is a 2-in-1 laptop with a 360-degree hinge that enables it to transform seamlessly from laptop to tablet. The large, 16-inch display features a 2k resolution, which makes viewing video content easy on the eyes. Students and creatives will want to get their hands on one of these, especially once they’ve picked up a compatible stylus. Ringing up at less than $1,000, you’re getting two devices in one.

1 week ago | pcmag.com | Jade Chung-Lee

The upside of a gaming laptop is that you don't have to sacrifice portability to increase your RAM and storage after purchase. Case in point: Meet the HP Omen 16, a big-screen gaming laptop that has space for “boatloads of RAM and storage,” per our expert review. It’s on sale now for $250 off and will do a serviceable job for modern-day gaming in 1080p (and higher with the right monitor) as well as your day-to-day productivity tasks.