Sandra is a freelance IT writer with extensive experience across both business and consumer audience. She is equally at home writing a smartphone review as a research report for an international telecoms company.
The HP Spectre x360 16 has a powerful processor, discrete graphics and enough battery power to keep it going for most, if not all, of the day. However, it's unwieldy to use in handheld tablet mode.
If you need 5G support and can't afford a flagship-class handset, Poco's budget offering is well worth considering.
It's not a great performer and it'll charge slowly unless you dig out a 15W adapter, but this is a capable and well-built tablet for undemanding use cases.
Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen 6 is a gem of a 2-in-1 laptop that's compact, solidly built and highly configurable.
With its high-end specification, including a superb 4K OLED screen, the Asus ProArt Studiobook 16 sets a high bar for Windows-based creator laptops.
The Inspiron 16 Plus 7610's large screen makes for a sizeable and weighty laptop, but there's plenty to like here, including a good display, all-day battery life and plenty of ports and connectors.
This high-end laptop's 15.6-inch 4K OLED screen is the star of the show, backed up by the innovative secondary ScreenPad Plus display. Creators should consider it, despite the high price and the fact that dual screens take their toll on battery life.
The 10.3-inch Note Air2 is more portable and affordable, while the larger (13.3-inch) and more expensive Max Lumi2 offers more storage space and longer battery life.
Previous MateBooks have been hampered by a quirky keyboard-embedded webcam, but that's not an issue with the impressive MateBook 14s.
The Vivobook Pro 16X might benefit from more attention to the hardware design, but it's solidly built and there's a lot to like under the surface.