The Best 17-Inch Laptops for 2023

If you’re a big-picture sort of person, you need a laptop to match. You yearn for a notebook (the word “laptop” is a bit of a misnomer for these bulky thigh-crushers) that not only capably replaces a desktop PC but also gives you an easy-on-the-eyes, panoramic view of your workspace or playing field. That likely means a 17-inch model, one of the largest popular screen sizes in the portable universe.

Almost all 17-inch laptops feature displays that, technically, measure 17.3 inches on the diagonal (just as so-called 15-inch laptops usually measure 15.6 inches from corner to corner). That’s enough for a magnified view of full HD or 1080p resolution (1,920 by 1,080 pixels), or a comfortable view of higher resolutions, such as 4K (3,840 by 2,160), which can make you squint on a smaller screen.

Ready to go big? Read on for a breakdown of our current top, tested 17-inch laptops for 2023 in a variety of user categories. This is followed by a guide to what to look for in the right 17-inch laptop for you, and we conclude with a spec breakout of those top picks.

Deeper Dive: Our Top Tested Picks

Dell XPS 17 (9730)

Best Overall 17-Inch Laptop for Everyday Use

4.0 Excellent

Why We Picked It

The XPS model line is Dell’s flagship, showcasing the best the company has to offer in design, features, and innovation. The XPS 17’s build may look just like last year’s model, but the 2023 version offers Intel 13th Gen and Nvidia GeForce RTX 40 Series silicon for performance and graphics that propel it to the top of the category. Paired with a 4K touch screen and Dell’s nearly bezel-free edge-to-edge panels, and the XPS 17 continues to reign as the Best Overall 17-Inch Laptop for Everyday Use.

Who It’s For

For a powerful desktop replacement that rivals the best Windows and Mac laptops on the market, the XPS 17 (9730) offers an unbeatable combination of processing and graphics power; a gorgeous, expansive screen; and capability that will satisfy everyone—from casual users to demanding professionals. The only complaints? The webcam is just 720p, and you’ll want to bring appropriate adapters to really take advantage of the laptop’s Thunderbolt 4 ports.

PROS

• Superior all-around performance at its size
• Punchy graphics options
• Classic high-end design and metal build
• Beautiful 4K touch-display option
• Four Thunderbolt 4 ports, adapter for USB-A and HDMI included

CONS

• Still only includes a disappointing 720p webcam
• Notably higher starting price than before
• Still no OLED screen option

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HP Laptop 17 (2022)

Best 17-Inch Budget Laptop for Everyday Use

4.0 Excellent

Why We Picked It

When you want a Windows desktop replacement priced under $700, you expect trade-offs. Sure enough, the HP Laptop 17 has a 256GB instead of 512GB SSD. Otherwise, it’s surprisingly capable (and surprisingly portable at 4.58 pounds), with a peppy AMD Ryzen 5 CPU, a comfortable keyboard, and a bright, colorful display. It’s even available in five colors.

Who It’s For

A bigger SSD and a backlit keyboard would be welcome, as would a webcam security shutter and an SD card slot, but that’s mostly nit-picking. With prices starting around $500 and our thoroughly satisfying test unit ringing up at $650, this HP is a big-screen bargain. It even lasted 11 hours in our battery-life test, making the HP Laptop 17 ideal for most people.

PROS

• Large, bright screen
• Comfortable keyboard with number pad
• Thin and light for its screen size
• USB-C port included

CONS

• No keyboard backlighting
• No webcam privacy slider
• No SD card reader
• 256GB SSD fills up fast
• Still heavy

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Acer Nitro 5 (2022, 17-Inch)

Best 17-Inch Budget Gaming Laptop

3.5 Good

Why We Picked It

Positioned below the company’s Predator series, Acer’s Nitro 5 family has long been one of our favorites among affordable gaming notebooks. The 17.3-inch model seen here delivers entertaining 1080p gameplay for under $1,500, with an Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 GPU making the most of its 144Hz screen. An AMD Ryzen 7 6800H chip provides ample horsepower, and its 16GB of RAM and 1TB solid-state drive double the memory and storage of many mainstream laptops.

Who It’s For

Its build is nothing remarkable—think of a big black plastic slab with a few colorful accent lines—but the Nitro 5 is as much a winner in its 17.3-inch form as it is among 15.6-inch budget gaming systems. As a general-purpose, budget-priced desktop replacement that’s also a high-performance midrange gamer, the Nitro 5 excels.

PROS

• Capable components for high-refresh-rate gaming
• 144Hz display and 1TB SSD support the gaming experience
• Good battery life

CONS

• Big footprint
• 6.6-pound weight

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Alienware m17 R5

Best 17-Inch Mainstream Gaming Laptop

4. 0 Excellent

Why We Picked It

Alienware’s m17 R5 is just about the quintessential 17.3-inch gaming laptop: It’s bulky and heavy (7.3 pounds), with a big high-res 4K display and powerful parts under the hood. In the case of our $2,650 test model, it was AMD components, with a Ryzen 9 6900HX processor and Radeon 6850M XT graphics. Optional highlights include a Cherry MX mechanical keyboard with per-key customizable RGB lighting and a screen with lower 1080p resolution but an unbelievable 480Hz refresh rate.

Who It’s For

With plenty of configurations to choose from (starting at $1,600), the m17 R5 is a big-screen gaming rig with enough power for the most demanding titles, making it among the most ideal 17-inch laptops for gamers. Like all Alienware PCs, it’s too costly for budget buyers, but actually reasonably priced considering its components and build quality. It even offers nine hours of battery life, though you’ll see less if actually gaming without AC power.

PROS

• Standout style
• Sky-high frame rates from our all-AMD test unit
• Display options include 480Hz full HD and 120Hz 4K panels
• Many configuration choices including Nvidia GPUs and satisfying Cherry MX mechanical keyboard
• Impressive battery life

CONS

• Bulky and heavy
• Intel 12th Gen CPUs outpace our Ryzen chip in processing tasks
• Full Speed mode is awfully loud with little performance gain

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MSI Titan GT77 (2023)

Best 17-Inch Extreme Gaming Laptop

3.5 Good

Why We Picked It

Pause while we bang our heads back and forth and yell “Extreme!” That starts with the price—our MSI Titan GT77 review unit cost $4,599—and extends to its blistering performance, thanks to an Intel Core i9-13980HX and Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090. Not to be outdone, this laptop additionally houses a glorious 4K mini LED display with 144Hz refresh rate, a hefty 64GB of memory, and a hearty 2TB of storage. You want bragging rights? You got ’em.

Who It’s For

Obviously, this MSI is for cost-no-object, harder-than-hardcore gamers who want to play the most demanding titles at ferocious frame rates. You also don’t mind a laptop that weighs 7.3 pounds with fans so loud they’ll drown out the robot vacuum going off in the same room. The Asus ROG Strix Scar 18 is actually a better deal among ultimate big-screen gaming rigs, but the Titan rules the 17.3-inch class.

PROS

• Blistering performance
• Brilliant 4K 144Hz display
• Respectable battery life for its category
• Understated design makes this big laptop look sleek

CONS

• Prohibitively expensive
• Quite heavy, especially when you add the huge power brick
• Loud fans, under normal use, rise to ear-splitting under heavy load
• 4K gaming requires DLSS 3 and frame-generation technology
• Still just a 720p webcam

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Lenovo ThinkPad P17 Gen 2

Best 17-Inch Mobile Workstation Laptop

4. 0 Excellent

Why We Picked It

Speaking of mobile workstations, Lenovo’s ThinkPad P series has long reigned alongside HP’s ZBook and Dell’s Precision models as the choice of cost-no-object professionals. The P17 Gen 2 is the antithesis of a grab-and-go everyday laptop—it’s a ponderous 8.1 pounds and almost $5,600 as tested. This is because the laptop combines Intel’s server-class Xeon CPU, Nvidia’s RTX A5000 graphics, and a spiffy 4K display to tackle the most challenging jobs an architect, engineer, designer, data scientist, or virtual reality creator can throw at it.

Who It’s For

The P17’s huge array of configuration choices doesn’t include any OLED or touch-screen models, but it’s the laptop equivalent of a Formula 1 race car or a Caterpillar backhoe…or possibly King Ghidorah(Opens in a new window). Need a supercomputer you can carry home or to a client’s office or conference room? Look no further.

PROS

• Spectacular CPU and GPU performance
• Superbly bright and colorful 17. 3-inch display
• First-class keyboard
• Full complement of ports
• Optional 4G LTE
• Tons of configuration choices

CONS

• Huge and heavy
• No OLED or touch screen option
• Expensive

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MSI CreatorPro X17

Best 17-Inch Content Creation Laptop

4.5 Outstanding

Why We Picked It

MSI is best known for its gaming laptops, but it is no slouch at making mobile workstations for demanding jobs in 3D design, CGI rendering, engineering, and scientific analysis. The CreatorPro X17 is the serious sibling of MSI’s mighty GT77 Titan gaming rig, loaded with independent software vendor (ISV) certifications for professional apps and a gorgeous 4K display. Nvidia’s RTX A5500 professional GPU and Intel’s blazing Core i9-12900HX, along with up to 128GB of RAM and 8TB of storage, make this MSI laptop ready for virtually any task.

Who It’s For

Factory color-calibrated for prepress work, 4K video editing, or computer-aided design or animation, the MSI CreatorPro X17 is a pricey and powerful if not a very portable workhorse. It’s one of the best notebook workstations we’ve ever tested, making it excellent for content creation professionals.

PROS

• Category-leading performance
• Delightful 17-inch 4K display
• Eye-catching RGB keyboard
• Huge port selection

CONS

• Massive design limits portability
• Expensive in every configuration

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Acer Chromebook 317

Best 17-Inch Chromebook

3.5 Good

Why We Picked It

The days when most Chromebooks were dinky 11.6-inch laptops for grade-schoolers are over. But 17.3-inch desktop replacements are ultra-rare in the ChromeOS world. Acer’s Chromebook 317 is an economy model, with an Intel Celeron instead of a faster Core processor, and 64GB of eMMC flash storage instead of a 128GB or larger SSD. Regardless, the Chromebook 317 will put your favorite websites and online apps on a big screen for a low price, with a comfortable keyboard and four USB ports.

Who It’s For

Web surfing, email, YouTube or Netflix video, and Google Workspace (i.e. Google Docs) productivity are fine applications for the Chromebook 317 and exactly what we expect from it. True, the display could be brighter and there’s no HDMI port (so you’ll need a USB-C DisplayPort adapter to plug in an external monitor), but this 5.2-pound portable more than handles the basics for comfortably under $400.

PROS

• Jumbo 1080p display
• Comfortable-feel keyboard
• Two USB-C and two USB-A ports, plus a microSD card slot
• Low price

CONS

• No HDMI port or backlit keyboard
• Tepid performance
• Screen could be brighter
• Weak sound

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LG Gram Pro 17 (2023)

Lightest 17-Inch Laptop You Can Buy

4. 0 Excellent

Why We Picked It

The LG Gram Pro 17 is an impressively lightweight 17-inch laptop with a stunning 16:10 display, speedy performance, and lengthy battery life. Despite being slightly heavier than its predecessor due to the inclusion of a discrete Nvidia GeForce graphics chip, it is still a highly portable desktop replacement laptop. The RTX 3050 may be on the low side among recent Nvidia GPUs, but it’s still suitable for light gaming and is helpful for content creators. Though its flimsy feel and higher price keep it from repeating as an Editors’ Choice winner, it remains a pleasant surprise if you seek a large-screened and lightweight laptop.

Who It’s For

If you want a powerful desktop replacement laptop with a large, beautiful display and without the usual added weight, definitely consider the LG Gram Pro 17. It’s also capable of mild gaming as well as relatively heavy content creation workloads. Overall, the LG Gram Pro 17 is the best choice for a lightweight and large-screened laptop with potent performance and long battery life.

PROS

• Remarkably light for a 17-inch laptop
• Big, beautiful 16:10 display with variable refresh
• Long battery life
• GeForce GPU suitable for light gaming

CONS

• Flexible bordering on flimsy
• Awkward top-row keys
• Poor audio

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Buying Guide: The Best 17-Inch Laptops for 2023

If you’re a multi-window user on your laptop or your eyesight is challenged, a 17-inch screen can be a godsend. On the negative side, this screen size dictates a bulky machine—one that’s often too big for a briefcase, requiring a special laptop bag, backpack, or roller bag, and too heavy for more than occasional transport between home and office or cubicle and conference room.

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The lightest 17-inch laptops, with one major exception, generally weigh in at under seven pounds. (The outlier, the LG Gram Pro 17, is an extraordinary case that comes in at under three pounds. ) The heaviest, which are invariably gaming models, tip the scales at a back-breaking 7 pounds or more, and in some cases, that’s not counting hefty AC power bricks. Airline tray table? Forget it. More like checked baggage.

Nor should you expect long battery life from a plus-size notebook. These machines are designed to run on AC power most of the time. If yours can endure unplugged for more than four hours, consider yourself lucky. (Just take a look at the tested runtimes of our favorites in our spec comparison table.)

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So, are these tradeoffs too much to suffer merely for a pleasing view? Are luggables just the large-print books of the laptop world?

No—they’re also the performance leaders. Their chassis accommodate the most powerful processors and graphics cards, the strongest cooling systems, the most memory, and multiple solid-state drives (SSDs) or hard drives for ample storage. They have plenty of room for all the ports you might need, as well as spacious, near-desktop-class keyboards with full keypads for numeric data entry.

Jumbo laptops aren’t for frequent fliers, but they fill a big niche. Let’s look at what they can do, and what to look for as you shop for one.

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Work or Play: What Is Your 17-Inch Laptop For?

A few 17-inch laptops are general-purpose PCs for people who want an occasionally portable system with a large screen. Most, however, fall into one of two camps with diametrically opposed, but equally hardcore, audiences: mobile workstations, and serious gaming laptops.

Both types can handle what many PC users think of as work: office productivity and email using Word, Excel, Outlook, Chrome, Slack, and so on. But mobile workstations, as seen in our special guide, laugh at such modest apps. Instead, they carry independent software vendor (ISV) certifications of compatibility and smooth operation with programs for way tougher computing jobs: computer-aided design (CAD) and advanced 3D modeling and rendering, crunching through huge scientific or engineering datasets, or delving into video editing and the creation of worlds for virtual reality. And they rely on state-of-the-art CPU and GPU power to do so.

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With the exception that CPU muscle is a little less important while GPU strength is paramount, much the same applies to gaming rigs (also the stars of their own buying guide and roundup of ours that’s worth checking out). They’re designed to play the latest and greatest titles at high speeds—at least 60 frames per second, double the rate recognized as providing minimally smooth gameplay—with all the visual details and eye candy turned up to 11. Onscreen stuttering or tearing just won’t cut it. Lag can be fatal during a frag fest.

Whichever class of 17-inch machine you are considering, you’re likely drawn to it by the one big thing the two main types have in common: the screen. Let’s look at that.

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What Kind of Display Is Best in a 17-Inch Laptop?

In the 17-inch class, workstations and gaming laptops alike benefit from choosing the right screen type. A solid baseline pick would be an in-plane switching (IPS) or indium gallium zinc oxide (IGZO) panel, which gives you the sharpest colors and contrast, as well as the widest off-center viewing angles. Touch screens aren’t very popular in either class, with both gamers and workstation pros preferring the pixel-by-pixel control of a mouse.

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Gamers often choose displays capped at 1080p resolution for high frame rates’ sake; fast gaming at 4K resolution requires a costly, top-of-the-line graphics processor (GPU), like Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 2000, 3000, and now even 4000 Series. By contrast, some workstation users enjoy the highest-resolution screen possible to mimic the desktop experience of multiple monitors or for editing 4K video. Some mobile workstations also excel at precisely matching what’s seen on screen to your finished work’s destined output, offering a choice of the web’s sRGB, print’s Adobe RGB, or cinema’s DCI-P3 palettes or color spaces. A few recent models from makers such as Asus and Gigabyte also come with validations by Pantone for color accuracy.

Most standard laptop LCDs have a refresh rate of 60Hz, redrawing the image on the screen 60 times per second. That’s fine for the human eye—television is 30Hz and most movies 24Hz—and for 90% or more of applications and users. But it’s not enough for fanatic gamers who’ve invested in graphics chips that can crank out more than 60 frames per second. Hence the availability of gaming laptops with so-called “high refresh” 120Hz, 144Hz, 240Hz, or even 300Hz and 360Hz displays. (See more about whether you really need a high-refresh display.) Shoppers in this stratosphere will also find some screens that support Nvidia’s G-Sync technology, able to synchronize the refresh rate of the display on the fly to the GPU’s output for smoother appearances.

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CPU, Memory, and Storage: Which Components to Get in a 17-Inch Laptop?

When it comes to CPUs, Intel parts teamed with discrete GeForce, RTX A-series (formerly Quadro), or Radeon RX graphics processors lead the popularity contest over AMD’s mobile Ryzen 5 and 7 chips with their integrated graphics. The most popular option for 17-inch gaming notebooks is Intel’s Core i7 H Series, not the lighter-hitting Core i7 U- or G-Series CPUs that show up in thinner, lighter laptops. The mighty—and mighty costly—Core i9 chips occupy the top of the market. (Read much more on choosing the right laptop CPU.)

For mobile workstations, the Core i7 and Core i9 are joined by Intel’s Xeon processors, which offer support for server-style, error-correcting code (ECC) memory. Though outside the mainstream for ISV apps, ECC’s ability to detect and fix single-bit memory errors is a plus for scientific, architectural, or financial computing jobs intolerant of even the slightest data corruption.

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Regular, non-ECC RAM will serve just fine for most buyers, though. An allotment of 8GB of memory is the bare minimum for a gaming laptop, with 16GB preferable. (More than that’s not usually necessary, unless you have the budget to burn, or will also do content creation work or streaming in addition to your gaming. ) Workstations have a heartier appetite for RAM, with 16GB a practical minimum and 32GB not uncommon; many models support a whopping 64GB or 128GB. In the case of a workstation portable, you’ll want to look into the specific RAM requirements of the applications you plan to run to gauge how much you should splurge on memory.

As for storage, look for one or two M.2 solid-state drives, often joined by one or two 2.5-inch hard drives—the SSD for the operating system and favorite applications, the roomier hard drive for games and data. Most performance-conscious portables use slightly quicker PCI Express (PCIe) rather than SATA solid-state drives; PCIe has mostly taken over the field at this point in new models. In connection with PCIe SSDs, you’ll often see the acronym “NVMe” (for Non-Volatile Memory Express) bandied around, as well as a few proprietary monikers, such as HP mobile workstations’ Z Turbo Drives. Both indicate the fastest SSDs. (See our guide to the best PCI Express NVMe SSDs. ) Some SSDs are in the M.2 form factor and upgradable; others may be soldered down, and not.

Half a terabyte of storage (for an SSD-only system) is the smallest amount you should accept; 1TB or 1.5TB is more mainstream, and some workstations include up to 3TB or 4TB of capacity. If money is a limiter, a smaller SSD (say 256GB or 500GB) as the boot drive, paired with a roomy hard drive, is a fine compromise. A 17-inch laptop is most likely to have room for both. Some 17-inchers may have an empty bay to let you install an aftermarket 2.5-inch drive or an M.2 SSD yourself. This can be an economical option.

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Choosing a GPU: Will Your 17-Inch Laptop Be Good for Gaming, or Pro Work?

Mobile workstations’ graphics cards are divided between Nvidia’s RTX A-series (formerly Quadro, and much more common) and AMD’s Radeon Pro (far less common) brands. Their silicon is optimized for different operations than the companies’ respective GeForce and Radeon parts for gaming laptops, as well as for hard-charging, constantly-on rendering, or calculations.

On the gaming side of the fence, too, Nvidia enjoys a big market lead in mobile GPUs. Its “Ampere” architecture defines its GeForce RTX 30 Series offerings, seen first in desktop video cards like the GeForce RTX 3080. At the higher end of the gaming laptop market, these GPUs, indicated by “GeForce RTX” instead of “GeForce GTX,” have mostly replaced chips based on the “Turing” architecture of Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 20 series, though you’ll still see some laptops based on these for sale. The RTX 40 Series “Ada Lovelace” GPUs, in turn, have started to supplant the Amperes as 2023 progresses. We’ve just started testing the first of these in PC Labs, and expect most new laptops with discrete GPU chips to have these going forward.

The basic story for both workstations and gaming rigs is a familiar one, though: Higher model numbers and higher prices bring you more speed and higher frame rates. They also gain you support for features such as virtual reality (VR), though even midrange gaming laptop GPUs like the now-aging GeForce RTX 1660 Ti (from the Turing generation) and above, and all of the current GeForce RTX chips, support playing and exploring VR worlds, while high-end mobile-workstation parts like the Nvidia RTX A series support VR authoring or creating them.

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A little bit of GPU history will help you make sense of the offerings out there. Nvidia’s gaming-laptop GPUs saw a shift in 2021. Before the launch of the RTX 30-Series Ampere and RTX 20-Series Turing laptop chips, it was a simple ladder: They climbed from the GeForce GTX 1050 to the GTX 1050 Ti, then the GTX 1060, with the formerly high-end GTX 1070 and GTX 1080 topping the line. The last three were replaced by the GeForce RTX 2060, RTX 2070, and RTX 2080 (and slightly faster “RTX Super” versions of the last two), which have themselves given way to the RTX 3050, RTX 3050 Ti, RTX 3060, RTX 3070, and top-end RTX 3080 and RTX 3080 Ti. Only the last two will truly satisfy gaming hounds planning to play the latest titles at 4K resolution with all the image-quality settings dialed up, while the GTX chips and lower RTX chips have been designed for gamers with full HD (1,920-by-1,080-pixel) screens. The RTX 2070, RTX 3060, and RTX 3070, meanwhile, straddle the full-HD and 4K realms.

The same dynamic should hold true as 2023 progresses, with the RTX 40 Series chips encompassing RTX 4090, 4080, 4070, 4060, and 4050 offerings, roughly in parallel with their 30-Series counterparts. We’ll see as we test more of them.

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At the very low end, the mobile versions of the GeForce GTX 1650, GTX 1650 Ti, and GTX 1660 Ti are getting supplanted by RTX GPUs. (There is no mobile version of the GTX 1660.) Machines with the GeForce RTX 3050 and RTX 3050 Ti started hitting the streets in early 2022; these were the first low-end RTX-class GPUs. You’re looking at an up-to-date lower-end laptop if it has an RTX 3050, 3050 Ti, or 3060, or an RTX 4050 or 4060 GPU.

Traditionally, very few huge, heavyweight gaming laptops carried not one but two GeForce GPUs for ludicrous speed, using Nvidia’s SLI (and in the latest generation, NVLink) multi-GPU technology. But they cost a fortune, their battery life was invariably brutish and short, and not all games benefitted from dual-GPU setups, anyway. They are now an anachronism, and if you see one, it’s a sign of old tech. But if they appeared in any class of laptops, it was 17-inchers.

As for rival AMD? Nvidia dominates laptop GPUs, to be sure. But AMD’s Radeon RX mobile GPUs have made some decent inroads into gaming machines over the past year, especially with AMD’s launch of its AMD Advantage laptop program(Opens in a new window), which mandates certain performance and component requirements. So far, though, Radeon RX GPUs have tended to appear more in 15-inch-class machines, less so in 17-inchers.

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So, What Is the Best 17-Inch Laptop to Buy for Your Needs?

That’s about it for general advice, except for matters of personal preference. Keyboards, for instance: Some gaming laptops go wild with colorful, customizable RGB backlighting and feature macro keys for storing frequently used command or combat sequences, while some mobile workstations’ touchpads or pointing sticks feature the third (middle) mouse button often used in CAD and similar applications. And we don’t think you should buy a 17-inch laptop in either of these groups that doesn’t have at least one Thunderbolt 3 or Thunderbolt 4 port, which combines USB-C and DisplayPort functionality with daisy-chainable support for external docking and storage solutions.

At any rate, you’re ready to shop for the notebook of your big-screen dreams. Get started by checking out the reviews we’ve assembled here (we’ve outlined the keys specs for all of them below), and good luck: Flex those biceps and get your back-strengthening routine down pat. You’re going to go big. On the flip side, your eyes will be very, very happy.

The Best 17-Inch Laptops

By

Kegan Mooney

Published Mar 28, 2023

Need a larger display while on the go? A 17-inch laptop is a great solution.

While laptops are meant to be portable, sometimes you just want a bigger screen. 17-inch screens are perfect for those working from home on a laptop, or even gamers looking for more screen real estate.

While laptops over 15.6 inches are much less common, there are still some great choices out there. Whether you are looking for the biggest and most powerful 17-inch laptop, or simply an everyday affordable option, there are some great choices to pick from.

Here are some of the best 17-inch laptops available today.

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The Razer Blade 17 is an incredible high-powered laptop that is perfect for both work and play. With a stunning 17-inch 4K display and an impressive 144Hz refresh rate, this gorgeously large screen will leave you speechless.

With an RTX 3080Ti, 32GB of DDR5 RAM, and the powerful Intel i9-12900H, the Razer Blade 17 is capable of extreme multitasking. It’s also able to run the latest AAA games with outstanding frame rates.

It’s not just the display that feels premium here though. With eight high-fidelity speakers and THX audio, powered by four tweeters and four subwoofers, the Razer Blade 17 sounds as incredible as it looks. Yes, it is an extremely expensive 17-inch laptop, but it’s undeniable that this is one of the best 17-inch laptops to have ever graced the laptop market.

Key Features

• 4800MHz DDR5 RAM
• 360Hz refresh rate
• 4K UHD 144Hz display
• Razer Chroma lighting
• Anodized CNC aluminum

Specifications

• Brand: Razer
• Color: Black
• Storage: 1TB SSD (M.2 NVMe PCIe 4.0 x4)
• CPU: Intel i9-12900H
• Memory: 16GB DDR5
• Operating System: Windows 11
• Battery: 82WHr. 280W Adapter
• Display (Size, Resolution): 17.3-inch QHD 240Hz, G-Sync, 100% DCI-P3
• Weight: 6.9 lbs
• GPU: Nvidia RTX 3080TI
• Dimension: 19.9 mm x 260 mm x 395 mm
• Network: Killer® Wireless Wi-Fi 6E AX1690 (IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax/az), Bluetooth® 5.2

Pros

• Next-gen RAM and CPU
• Stunning 4K display
• Plenty of ports
• Killer Wi-Fi 6E
• No bloatware

Cons

• Mediocre battery life
• Very expensive

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Over the past few years, it has been clear that ASUS means business when it comes to its gaming laptop lineup. The ASUS ROG Strix Scar 17 (2022) takes its gaming range to the next level offering a powerful gaming laptop that doesn’t need to worry about the competition.

The ASUS ROG Strix Scar 17 (2022) features a powerful RTX 370Ti with a higher-than-average wattage, giving this laptop the upper hand when it comes to gaming. And with the impressive Intel Core i9-12900H coupled with 16GB of DDR5 RAM, it’s perfect for use in the office too (you might want to turn the RGB off for that though).

While the ASUS ROG Strix Scar 17 (2022) might be an expensive laptop, it’s an incredible investment if you’re looking for a high-performance gaming option. Thanks to its top-of-the-range specs, you’ll be able to run multiple office applications, stream movies, and so much more.

Key Features

• 360Hz refresh rate
• 3ms response time
• Adaptive sync technology
• Dolby Vision
• Per-key RGB lighting
• Aura sync
• ROG Intelligent Cooling

Specifications

• Brand: ASUS
• Color: Black
• Storage: TB PCIe 4. 0 NVMe M.2 Performance SSD
• CPU: Intel Core i9-12900H
• Memory: 16GB DDR5 4800MHz RAM
• Operating System: Windows 11 Home
• Battery: Up to 10.5 hours
• Ports: 1x Thunderbolt 4, 1x USB-C, 2x USB-A, 1x HDMI 2.1, 1x 3.5mm headphone/mic jack, 1x 2.5 Gbps LAN
• Camera: 1080p
• Display (Size, Resolution): 17. 3-inch, 1920x1080p
• Weight: ‎6.4lbs
• GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti 8GB GDDR6
• Dimension: ‎15.5 x 11.1 x 0.9 inches
• Speakers: 4-speaker system with Smart Amplifier Technology
• Model: G733ZW-DS94

Pros

• Stunning RGB design
• Stunning display with high refresh rates
• Runs cool and quiet
• Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5. 2

Cons

• Battery life takes a hit when gaming

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If you’re looking for an affordable laptop, Chromebooks are always a great option. The Acer Chromebook 17 not only offers you the value we’ve come to know and expect from Chromebooks but also an impressive 17.3-inch touchscreen too.

With ChromeOS, not only is the Acer Chromebook 17 easy to use, it’s more secure than Windows-based laptops too. With built-in protection and cloud backups, they’re perfect for the less tech savvy, keeping them more secure.

With a large screen, over ten hours of battery life, and 8GB of DDR4 RAM, you can comfortably work, watch your favorite shows, and play casual games with ease. And the bonus; it’s priced perfectly for families and students.

Key Features

• Touchscreen
• Bluetooth
• Wi-Fi 6

Specifications

• Brand: Acer
• Color: Titanium Gray
• Storage: 64GB
• CPU: Intel Pentium N6000
• Memory: 8GB DDR4
• Operating System: Chrome OS
• Display (Size, Resolution): 17. 3-inch, 1920×1080
• Weight: ‎4.85lbs
• GPU: Intel UHD Graphics
• Dimension: ‎15.8 x 10.52 x 0.89 inches

Pros

• Great value for money
• Large display is great for productivity
• Includes 4 USB ports and MicroSD

Cons

• Performance can be sluggish when multitasking

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The LG gram 17 (2022) doesn’t just offer a larger screen, it comes with incredible features that make it the ideal 17-inch laptop for the office. And with a whopping 32GB of DDR5 RAM, there’s little you can throw at this laptop that could slow it down.

It also comes with some impressive security features, such as facial login to ensure no one accesses your data. Similarly, Smart Display will actually blur your screen to prevent people behind you from viewing it.

The LG gram 17 (2022) also works with the view portable monitor, which can be bought separately. Acting as a second large screen, the portable monitor makes your work life so easy you might not need a desktop computer anymore.

Key Features

• Wi-Fi 6E
• Non-reflective IPS display
• Thunderbolt 4
• M.2 NVMe SSD
• LG glance

Specifications

• Brand: LG
• Color: Black
• Storage: 2TB
• CPU: Intel i7 1260P
• Memory: 32GB DDR5
• Operating System: Windows 11 Pro
• Battery: 90Wh
• Display (Size, Resolution): 17-inch, 2560×1600
• Weight: ‎2. 98lbs
• GPU: RTX 2050
• Dimension: ‎14.91 x 10.19 x 0.7 inches

Pros

• Great multitasking performance
• High quality webcam
• Long lasting battery

Cons

• Average gaming performance

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If you’re looking for a work powerhouse with an impressive screen, look no further than the ASUS Zenbook Pro 17. With its NanoEdge PANTONE-validated display it’s easily one of the most stunning 17-inch laptops out there.

It boasts an impressive battery life that can last up to 14 hours, making the ASUS Zenbook Pro 17 outlast even the longest working day. And thanks to the powerful AMD Ryzen 7 6800H CPU processor and DDR5 RAM, it handles multitasking with ease.

With Wi-Fi 6E and a 512GB M.2 NVMe PCIe 3.0 SSD, the ASUS Zenbook Pro 17 has been designed to be quick. From downloading files to watching your favorite shows online, you’ll have access to the latest Wi-Fi standards, so you don’t miss a thing.

Key Features

• NanoEdge display
• Anti-glare display
• M.2 NVMe storage
• Wi-Fi 6E
• SD card reader
• Bluetooth 5

Specifications

• Brand: Asus
• Color: Black
• Storage: 512GB M. 2 NVMe
• CPU: Ryzen 7 6800H
• Memory: 8GB DDR5
• Operating System: Windows 11 Home
• Display (Size, Resolution): 17.3-inch, 1920×1080
• Weight: ‎5.05Lbs
• Dimension: 15.55 x 0.74 x 10.18 inches
• Network: Wi-Fi 6E

Pros

• Long lasting battery
• Stunning large display
• Bluetooth and Wi-Fi 6E
• Fast and responsive

Cons

• RAM can’t be upgraded
• Expensive

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The Lenovo Legion 5 17 is a powerful mid-range gaming laptop with a large 17. 3-inch screen. With a Ryzen 5 5600H processor and an impressive 32GB of DDR4 RAM, the Lenovo Legion 5 17 can tackle everyday multitasking with ease.

Although, due to its bigger screen, the Lenovo Legion 5 17 is a fairly chunky laptop. It weighs in at 6.57lbs, making it a little heavy for those looking for portability. It’s also a little underwhelming when it comes to gaming performance too, and that’s down to the outdated GTX graphics card.

The Lenovo Legion 5 17 might be a mid-range gaming laptop, without RayTracing, but it’s perfect for those looking for a quick all-rounder with average gaming performance.

Key Features

• SD card reader
• Nahimic Audio
• Bluetooth 5.1

Specifications

• Brand: Lenovo
• Color: Black
• Storage: 1TB
• CPU: Ryzen 5 5600H
• Memory: 32GB DDR4
• Operating System: Windows 11 Home
• Camera: 720p
• Display (Size, Resolution): 17. 3-inch, 1920×1080
• Weight: 6.57lbs
• GPU: GeForce GTX 1650
• Dimension: 11.41 x 15.7 x 1.03 inches

Pros

• Good battery life
• Easily upgradable
• Web cam privacy Shutter

Cons

• Fairly chunky and heavy

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Q: Is 17 Inches Too Big for a Laptop?

A 17-inch laptop is perfect for those that are looking for a home computer, without taking up the space of a desktop computer.

While they are still portable, due to the increased size and weight, they might be too cumbersome for the daily commute.

Q: Do 18-inch Laptops Exist?

Yes, there are 18-inch laptops available. However, they tend to be more cumbersome, making them less portable.

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Kegan is an avid gamer across multiple platforms and has had a keen interest in computing from a young age, building his own rigs to expand his knowledge of technology. Although he graduated from university with a mental health nursing degree, he has followed his passion for tech and has been freelancing for 5+ years.

Best 17-inch laptops of 2023 | Top 10

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Play games – or do serious work – with these 17-inch laptops.

Best
A 17-inch laptop should offer high performance along with
additional diagonal of a high-quality screen – ideally, while remaining
mobile enough and not too heavy.

Whether you’re looking for the best laptop for work or want the best gaming laptop, the 17-inch laptop offers more screen real estate than competing laptops, allowing you to enjoy your favorite games and movies in an immersive way or work on projects more efficiently.

Of course, if you’re interested in the most portable laptop, you should probably consider the best ultrabooks or the thinnest and lightest gaming laptops – although you’ll find some of them do boast 17-inch diagonals without significant sacrifice in weight or thickness.

It’s also important to keep in mind that 17-inch laptops can be more expensive than any smaller models (although this isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach). If you’re buying a laptop on a tight budget, you may want to consider the best cheap laptops or look for discount laptops.

Regardless
your needs and budget, if you want a laptop with a bigger screen, you
find it here – we’ve covered a fair number of 17″
laptops, and here you will find our favorite models. We also provide a convenient
pricing widget so you can find the best price for a laptop that
want to buy.

Best 17″ laptops of 2023

1.
Dell XPS 17 (2022)

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The best 17-inch laptop overall.

Processor : up to Intel Core i7 (12th generation) | Graphics : up to Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050 | RAM : up to 64 GB DDR5-4800 MHz | Display : 17″ InfinityEdge UHD+ (3840 x 2400) non-touch anti-glare 500 nits – 17″ InfinityEdge UHD+ (3840 x 2400) touch anti-glare 500 nits | : Up to 8TB M.2 PCIe NVMe.

Pros :

• High power for creative applications;
• Gorgeous, light and slim body;

Cons:

• Port selection could be better;

Series
The Dell XPS is consistently among the
of the best laptops available on the market, so it’s no wonder
that the Dell XPS 17 (2022) ranks first
place, succeeding the XPS 17 (2021), on our list of 17-inch laptops. He,
undoubtedly more expensive than many competitors, but this laptop fully justifies
asking price.

Wide
choice of powerful components under the hood, including Intel Core i9 processors, 64 GB of RAM
Nvidia GeForce RTX memory and graphics cards
3050, which is complemented by an excellent screen with ultra-thin bezels. All this in
stylish and even premium design. And although the laptop is not a gaming laptop, discrete
graphics card in some configurations means you will be able to play as well
accelerate graphically demanding programs like MATLAB.

The only
the wish is that Dell would offer more
physical ports (and may have sold the laptop a little cheaper), otherwise
the laptop can be considered the standard of 17-inch models. As long as you can imagine it
allow.

Read the full Dell XPS 17 (2022) review.

2.
HP Laptop 17

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The best budget 17-inch laptop.

Processor : Up to Intel Core i7 (11th Gen) or AMD Ryzen 5 5000 Series) | Graphics : Intel Iris Xe or AMD Radeon integrated graphics | RAM: up to 16 GB DDR4 | Screen: up to 17. 3″ FHD (1080p), 250 nits | Storage: up to 512 GB M.2 PCIe NVMe.

Pros:

• Large and bright display;
• Slim and light for 17″;
• USB-C ports available;

Cons:

• Keyboard not backlit;
• Small SSD fills up very quickly;

HP Laptop 17 is not going to surprise
user with the most powerful components or eye-catching designs, instead
offers reliable performance in a thin and light body
17-inch laptops) – and it’s also one of the most affordable 17-inch laptops,
available today.

Thanks
Intel Core i7 processors
(11th generation) with Intel Iris Xe graphics
this laptop doesn’t offer top-notch specs, but for remote work
or classic office use, it is more than suitable. With 16 GB RAM
DDR4 memory, it allows you to work in multitasking mode – not
worry, you will be able to open a couple of dozen tabs in Chrome.
You also get 256GB PCIe storage with
an additional 1TB hard drive as additional storage to
keep more files at hand.

I
While we haven’t reviewed this model yet, we’ve tested many HP laptops with
similar characteristics, so you are sure of the quality of the products, your costs
will be justified – as long as you control your expectations.

3.
Alienware m17 R5 AMD Advantage

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AMD’s best 17″ gaming laptop.

Processor : AMD Ryzen 7 – Ryzen 9 | Graphics : AMD Radeon RX 6850M XT (Discrete), AMD Radeon 680M (Integrated) | RAM : 16 GB – 32 GB | Screen : 17.3-inch, 360Hz, 1080p-120Hz, 4K | Drive : 512 GB – 1 TB SSD.

Pros:

• Stylish design with excellent cooling;
• Fantastic performance;
• Good quality, large screen;

Cons:

• AMD Advantage configuration is expensive;
• Limited battery life in games;
• Heavy, bulky body;

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recent years under the AMD Advantage program
some great laptops have hit the market, and the latest Alienware m17 R5
AMD Advantage is no exception. This is a high performance gaming
a laptop that impresses in every way: a large and beautiful screen with
4K resolution and 120Hz refresh rate, powerful AMD components and
Alienware’s classically outlandish design.

We
we can’t stress enough the quality of this laptop’s screen; With Dolby Vision support, your games and movies look amazing, and
the high refresh rate will appeal to esports players who play
in games like Valorant where speed is everything.

Unconventional
The clamshell design, familiar from other Alienware laptops, is designed not only
for the sake of appearance, it increases the size of the ventilation holes,
contributing to improved cooling efficiency, which is very important for heavy gaming
sessions. The beautiful design and other strengths of this laptop turn around
overweight and bulky designs, for a gaming laptop it also
works long enough, about six hours, but if you buy a game
a laptop capable of replacing a desktop PC, you are familiar with the accompanying
problems.

4. Asus ZenBook 17 Fold OLED

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Best flexible 17″ laptop.

Processor : up to Intel Core i7 (12th generation) | Graphics : Intel Iris Xe | RAM : 16 GB LPDDR5 | Screen : 17.3-inch (2560 x 1920), FOLED, 4:3, 500 nits | Drive : 1 TB SSD.

Pros:

• Seems strong and durable;
• OLED display is really great;
• Bluetooth keyboard easy to use;

Cons:

• Damn expensive;
• Fairly heavy;
• Does not support stylus;

We
we are well aware that this is a niche product, but we could not bypass it. Asus ZenBook 17 Fold OLED probably not even
is a laptop, rather, in front of you is the most expensive and coolest tablet in
world, yes, with a huge 17-inch panel, but it even has a Bluetooth keyboard.

Flexible
or foldable laptops like this one remain a costly luxury, but they
have come a long way since the first Lenovo ThinkBook X1 Fold,
who came to us
to the editor something about two years ago, and modern devices such as the ZenBook
17 Fold, run on Intel Core i7 (12th generation). OLED panels have tightened up in two years,
reaching the level of classic OLED panels with high
resolution and excellent color reproduction.

Remember
we talked about the fact that this is more of a tablet than a laptop, so from this point
vision, we have a huge omission – the lack of support for the stylus is very
touch device. And yes, this laptop’s pricing is monstrous, so the Fold
definitely not for the average user – the main reason why we
I had to take away a few points based on the results of the review.

On the other hand, if money burns your pocket, and there is also a desire to impress others with modern technologies, the ZenBook 17 Fold OLED attracts attention with a guarantee.

Read the full review of the Asus ZenBook 17 Fold OLED.

5. Razer Blade 17 (2022)

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A stunning 17-inch laptop ideal for gamers and creators.

Processor : Intel Core i7-12800H – Core i9-12900H | Graphics : Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 – 3080 Ti | RAM: up to 32 GB 4800 MHz | Screen : up to 17. 3″ panel 144Hz (UHD) | Drive : 1 TB SSD.

Pros :

• Outstanding performance;
• Beautiful, modern design;
• Fantastic layout and optimal keyboard size;

Cons :

• Extremely expensive laptop;
• Battery life is disappointing;

If you
looking for a full-fledged monster, the best gaming laptop for you may be
17″ Leviathan by Razer. It’s more than just gaming
portable computer, in front of you is a mobile workstation for creators
content, although gamers will certainly appreciate the RTX 3000, up to 32GB of memory and a panel
with a high refresh rate.

Vo
during our tests, the Razer Blade 17 (2022) handled the
everyday tasks. We used it daily for everything: from
a frankly monstrous number of open Google Chrome tabs on two screens
and ending with demanding graphics applications such as Adobe Photoshop and Blender. Gamers are not left out. We played Cyberpunk
2077 and Metro: Exodus, the first returned 78 FPS average, and the second 90 frames per
second, all this with the settings “Ultra”.

However
it’s a pretty expensive laptop. Invest only when you
really need all the performance for all the money, but you have to be prepared
to pay.

6. MSI
GT77 Titan (2023)

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The best 17″ RTX 4000 Series laptop.

Processor : Intel Core i9 (13th generation) | Graphics : Nvidia GeForce RTX 4080 – RTX 4090 | RAM : 64 GB – 128 GB DDR5 | Screen : 17.3″ IPS 4K, 144Hz, HDR 1000, 100% DCI-P3 | Drive : 2TB – 4TB SSD.

Pros:

• Unreal performance;
• Incredibly long lasting battery;
• Mini DisplayPort output;

Cons:

• Very expensive laptop;
• Large and heavy;
• Noisy like a small helicopter;

Looking for
the most powerful gaming laptop, you will somehow come to the territory
17-inch laptops and here you will meet the MSI GT77 Titan (2023).
Inside this monster are cutting-edge components, including a powerful Intel Core i9-13980HX with an Nvidia RTX 4080 12Gb (Laptop) graphics card.

For
gaming laptop power is insane – during our extensive testing, we
found that the MSI notebook was able to outperform the powerful Lenovo Legion Pro 7i in most tests, especially in terms of graphics performance.

Where
sent all this performance? That’s right, on the screen presented
panel at 4K resolution and 144Hz refresh rate, and in the time
done with the GT77, we could say that games have never been
looked so good on the laptop screen. A remarkable feature of the game
notebook also becomes a Mini DisplayPort output and, according to tests, the time
battery life is unexpectedly high for such a powerful gaming laptop – 4.5
hours. It charges quickly enough, which helps in everyday
operation.

All this sounds very attractive, but there are a few caveats. The main thing is the large size of this hippopotamus, weighing more than 3 kilograms. The laptop has “Titan” in its name for a reason; this machine is designed to replace the desktop gaming PC, mobility in this concept is not even discussed. And it’s a very expensive laptop that delivers tons of performance for the money, so we’re not prepared to blame it for its pricing.

Read the full MSI GT77 Titan (2023) review.

How to choose a 17-inch laptop?

15″ vs. 17″ laptops

Choice
between a 15-inch and 17-inch laptop has never been so difficult. Total
a few years ago, only 17-inch laptops were able to handle
resource intensive tasks. However, over the years the components have become smaller and more powerful, you
no longer need to use the largest laptops to get
performance.

you
find laptops in all sizes with high performance processors,
video cards and memory reserves. However, each size has its own
advantages.

If
you care about portability, a 15″ laptop will always be smaller, lighter and
more comfortable to carry. And, unlike compact 13-inch laptops, it
will retain most of the performance. However, a 17″ laptop
offers a much larger screen as an advantage. And while a small laptop
can be equipped with a powerful GPU, heat dissipation
much more difficult to implement than larger laptops.

What is the best resolution for a 17″ laptop?

Selection
The best resolution for your 17″ laptop comes down to a few
things. And while most good laptops will offer 1080p resolution,
which is sufficient for most users, but needs may
change from one person to another.

If you
looking to edit photos/videos, you’ll probably want to get
additional permission to see what you are working on, most likely in
original resolution. And, if you’re buying a gaming laptop, you’ll appreciate
resolution 1440p or 4K. Of course, high resolution only makes sense
when the components of your handheld device allow. Least,
you will need a reliable graphics card to run your favorite games/applications in high
resolution.

Increase
resolution also means more usable screen real estate without the physical
magnification. So if you are a multitasking user, an additional
resolution will increase your efficiency, choose QHD for example.

However,
if you are looking for a laptop to save money, be it a machine for work or play,
especially competitive, 1080p resolution will be more than enough.

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testing 17-inch laptops?

For our
share had a lot of laptops of all shapes and sizes, but we always rely on
to a standardized way to measure and evaluate them before making a decision
about whether our users should spend money on them. We use
laptops throughout the day to get an accurate idea of ​​battery capacity
and performance, as well as evaluate the practical side of the laptop, including
design and ease of use, we do not forget about the price.

B
As part of our review of laptops, we also run benchmark tests to ensure that
laptop hardware meets the needs of the software
software that you will run on it. Comparative tests give us
understanding of the capabilities of a laptop against the background of competitors, which helps
ranking and determine recommendations. We have selected the best 17-inch
laptops based on these results among many other 17-inch
portable computers.

In addition
performance, we consider a variety of use cases
laptop to ensure a good-faith recommendation. If you are playing on
laptop, you will need a machine that can handle your games with
minimum waiting time, but if you travel often, you need
light and compact laptop. We consider everything – pros, cons, neutral
sides – to give you a comprehensive view of the laptop and what
expect from him, you decide to buy.

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