The Best Laptops of 2024!

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These are the best laptops of 2024 for productivity, gaming, battery life and more! They range from compact gaming laptops to some of the most powerful gaming laptops of this year and we also cover the best thin and lights focusing on value.

Special Thanks to these awesome Creators!

Matt Moniz - @MatthewMoniz

Notebook Check - @NotebookcheckReviews

Jarrod's Tech - @JarrodsTech

Just Josh Tech - @JustJoshTech

Buy these Laptops here:
Lenovo Pro 7 (AMD) - Coming Soon?

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - 2024 was an...Interesting Year
0:54 - Intel vs Ryzen vs Qualcomm vs Apple
3:38 - Best Productivity Laptops
6:20 - Best Value
6:48 - Participation Award (Nice Try!)
7:48 - Sponsor Spot (DROP)
8:38 - Best PORTABLE Gaming Laptop
9:34 - Best Gaming Laptop
10:46 - Matt Moniz Picks!
11:40 - Notebookcheck Picks!
13:47 - Jarrod's Picks!
15:36 - Just Josh's Picks!
17:44 - Most Innovative Laptop
18:46 - 2025 Brings NEW Stuff...but...

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Great to be part of this video. Thanks Eber and HC team

JustJoshTech

Top laptops after all the tests:
- M4 Pro MacBook Pro 14-core. Top laptop for professional creators.
- Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i (Intel Ultra 9 185H CPU). Jack of all trades laptop and best creator laptop for Windows users.
- Microsoft Surface Laptop 7 13.8-inch for Windows ecosystem heavy users, especially for business and Azure cloud users.
- Asus ZenBook S 14 (Lunar Lake version) full X86 software compatibility with excellent battery life.
- Asus ZenBook S 16 (AMD Zen 5 version) full X86 software compatibility with better multi-core performance than Lunar Lake.
- M3 Air. Great for general web browsing and college students not majoring in engineering nor finance/economics/accounting.

akin

All I want is a Laptop that does not say "Excel is not responding" 😄

Colion

Always enjoy talking gaming laptops 😎 see you in 2025!

JarrodsTech

Finally someone mention Scar series instead of Zephyrus for Gaming

TommyThuta

I love when you guys include creators of the up-and-coming channels. Of course Moooniiiizz and JT are heavy hitters (though JT not being at 1m subs yet is one of the most baffling things in tech youtube), and Just Josh has been well on his way to heavy hitter status for a good year now. But Alex from NotebookcheckReviews is one of my favorites at less than 100k subs. I always give a half smile when he refers to the laptops he's testing as 'puppies.' Anyway, just wanted to mention how cool it is to see these other creators collaborating with HC. Happy holidays fellas. Keep up the great work.

FoxxFire

I have the g14 and I’ve never been so happy. First time using a ryzen chip too

hare.gator

17:44 LETS GO BABY! Love my Framework Laptop! Good they get the recognition.

OverlordActual

I HOPE Framework ecosystem grows, It's gonna be the best no brainer

abdullahzafar

why when discussing gaming laptops noone showed any gpu performance

tomektak

Never thought i'd see the day where apple dominates both the high end and low end of the market. Simply becuase PC manufacturers got greedy--it's usually the other way around.

caydenpo

I just picked up the proart p16 2 weeks ago, Bestbuy had it down to $1599, that was to much to pass up at that point. And I am not a gamer, so the 60 hz is fine for me editing photos and video.

bigbrownmab

Nice to see multiple opinions on such a delicate topic.

pidojaspdpaidipashdisao

I'm not sure where your disappointment is with the X Elite chips. I bought a Surface Laptop 7 for myself and a Lunar Lake Lenovo for my fiancé. The X Elite scored 2309/13009 on Geekbench and the Lunar Lake scored 2659/10717. The Lunar Lake was slightly better on single core but slightly worse on multi-core. It's hard to tell, but I think I'm getting slightly better battery life on the X Elite. The only thing I've found that doesn't work on the X Elite is my company's VPN client. Considering that the Lunar Lake processors were a one-off that Intel won't be reproducing, I feel like the X Elite is a solid choice as long as the things you need are available on ARM.

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