The best gaming laptops in 2020

There are different types of gamers, there are console fans, mobile gamers, and of course, PC gamers. Many people tend to choose to play on PC for better performance, higher graphics, more versatility, and overall more comfort they offer. But while we all acknowledge how technically superior it is to game on a PC, we also know that it can be pretty expensive.

Many users opt for a gaming laptop as it’s a more compact and easy to move way of doing PC-gaming. So that instead of carrying around a huge tower, all the cables and such, you just have to carry a laptop. They are usually beautifully designed and pretty well optimized too. And for their features, they are also pretty popular among creatives for working.

Whatever the case, the truth is that gaming laptops are some of the most versatile and comfortable machines out there. And that’s why here we’ve brought you a list of the best you can get in various price ranges. Hopefully, there’s something for you on this list, so, let’s get started then!

The Razer Blade 15 is as powerful as it is slim. A light, strongly built body in very elegant tones and not-too-flashy look will make this laptop one of the best-looking devices you can buy.

The Omen series by HP has always been popular for their beautiful designs and powerful builds. This laptop is no exception to that rule, and it-s a strong competitor for the previously mentioned Razer laptop. Both are over the $2000 price tag, but their specs and design are definitely worth it.

You can choose different specs for this laptop, the top one featuring a monstrous Intel Core i9 9880H processor with an NVIDIA Geforce RTX 2080 with 8 GB of GDDR6 dedicated memory. HP also offers amazing display features to choose from, and while none of them are OLED nor touch they are powerful too. It ranges from an FHD 144 Hz anti-glare display to the same display but with a refresh rate of an incredible 240 Hz. And if the resolution is what you’re looking for, they offer a 4K model too. Up to 1 TB of M.2 SSD and up to 32GB of DDR4–2666 SDRAM, and you’ll get an amazing machine.

Now, you’ll have to consider that with the design of this laptop, it’s impossible to go unnoticed, as it really says Gaming laptop out loud. If that’s what you’re looking for, then this HP Omen is for you.

Now, since it costs around $1000 less than the previous laptops, obviously the specs aren’t as top-of-the-line here. But don’t be fooled by that, this laptop here features amazing specs that won’t let you down, no matter what you’re going to use it for.

Just when you thought gaming laptops couldn’t be any cheaper than the previously mentioned, the 2020 ASUS TUF appears. The most reasonably priced gaming laptop we could find is here and it’s perfect for gaming on a budget.

Even at its price of about $700, it’s still more expensive than any gaming console. But the best thing about these laptops is how versatile they are, you can work, create content, play games, search the internet, watch movies, and even develop your own games with these. And if you’re just getting into the gaming laptops world, then this one is just for you.

The only one in our list without an Intel processor, this laptop features an AMD Ryzen 5 3550H Quad-Core of up to 3.7GHz, 8 GB of DDR4 RAM memory, and 256GB of PCIe SSD. It’s also rocking an AMD Radeon RX 560X, which is more than enough for decent gaming.

This laptop is perfect for the content creator who wants to edit their videos on-the-go without going broke. Great for the gamers who can’t afford to pay over $2000 or simply don’t feel like spending so much on their computer. And most of all is perfect for the PC gamer in you. Beautiful design, excellent build quality, and great results at a reasonable price.

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