00:00So I just played games on six of the RTX Spark laptops that you're going to be able to buy
00:05later
00:05this year and here's what I think of them. So first off, Microsoft Surface Laptop Ultra. Gorgeous
00:10display. Keyboard for gaming, it's okay but also fantastic economics for typing stuff and getting
00:16stuff done. So definitely more on the productivity side, I'd give that a 6 out of 10 for gaming.
00:20Then there's the MSI Prestige N16 Flip AI Plus. Lovely OLED display on there, nice flash flow of
00:26color in 007 that I was playing. Keyboard is good and then of course it's a 2 in 1. 8
00:31out of 10.
00:31The ASUS Pro Art P14 started as one of my sleeper picks and while the keyboard does feel really nice
00:37on it, fan wise, it was also one of the loudest laptops in that room. I'd give that a 7
00:42out of 10.
00:42Then there's the Lenovo Yoga Pro 9N. Great premium design, beautiful display, arguably one of the
00:49better feeling keyboards I had across the entire range. 8 out of 10. Then we get to the Dell XPS
00:5316
00:54which don't get me wrong, is a good looking laptop but that chiclet keyboard that doesn't really have
00:59any dish in any of the keys for your fingers to fall into. I really couldn't get on with that
01:04for
01:04gaming. Sorry Dell, there's a 5 out of 10 for that one. And finally the HP Omnibook Ultra 16. I
01:10was just
01:11thinking this was just going to be another laptop but that OLED display is crispy, it's gorgeous. Also
01:15that keyboard with the raised keys, it felt fantastic for playing games, 9 out of 10. But I want to
01:22know what
01:23you think. If you've got enough money for an RTX part laptop, which one would you be getting? Go ahead
01:28and let me know in the comments.
