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Many years ago, Ultrabookreview.com started due to my loathing of the chunky and heavy notebooks mostly available around 2010, and while we cover laptops more broadly these days, it’s always a joy to me to test thin and lightweight ultrabooks once more. This here is the HP Pavilion Aero 13, an ultra-compact sub 1 kilo (2.2 lbs) laptop with a 13-inch 16:10 matte screen, uncompromised IO and inputs, snappy hardware, and a highly competitive price tag. In fact, all these combined are the reason I went ahead and bought this laptop for myself a few weeks ago, trying to figure out how it compares to the more premium ultraportables out there and whether this could be a worthy replacement for my travel buddy, my very old now XPS 13. Spoiler alert, this Pavilion Aero 13 is a very well-balanced ultrabook, and only shows its budget nature here and there, by implementing a rather small battery and lacking a few features that you will get with higher-tier models. Let’s get ...

Samsung's original foldable design is back, but will there be luck for a quirky smartphone for the third time, or is it three hits and it's over? What we love — Durable design, strong performance, and a great screen The first Galaxy Fold got off to a rocky start due to its fragility, but this version sees a more rugged design than ever before, with an inner screen that now appears to be "80% more rugged" than previous iterations, along with an IPX8 water resistance rating. a strong aluminum body and scratch-resistant Gorilla Glass Victus on the external screen. Content is a pleasure to watch on the screens, as both boast super-smooth 120Hz refresh rates, impressive contrast levels and HDR that really makes the colors pop. Equipped with a Snapdragon 888 chipset, it handles even the most demanding tasks with aplomb, offers 5G connectivity and packs 12 GB of RAM on ...