HP Spectre x360 13.5

The HP Spectre x360 13.5 is the current top convertible 2-in-1 and is stylish and strong. It has USB-A and Thunderbolt (USB Type-C) connectors, a vibrant OLED screen, and a high-resolution camera. It is the overall best Ultrabook laptop available in Pakistan. While HP is employing a 15W Intel Core U-series CPU in this instance, the Spectre outperforms a 28W competitor in Geekbench and Handbrake. Whether you use the Spectre as a laptop or a tablet, the stylus is now located in a familiar and convenient area since it is connected to the side of the display, much as on Microsoft's Surface. Price Range in Pakistan: Rs. 170,000 To Rs. 300,000

Lenovo Yoga 9i (Gen 7, 14-inch)

The 14-inch 2-in-1 Lenovo Yoga 9i Ultrabook has a stylish, transportable design, a brilliant display, and a variety of connectors. Its rounded edges provide comfort to use and yet allow for Thunderbolt 4 and USB Type-A. A right, 16:10 screen with a brightness of 352 nits is what you'll get if you choose an OLED model. Moreover, it supports Dolby Vision. While a 3:2 display would have been preferable since it is taller and displays more work, this one is still brilliant and bright. Moreover, Lenovo's 360-degree sound bar, which is loud enough in either posture, is a great option if you want good sound in both laptop and tablet modes. Price Range in Pakistan: Rs. 170,000 To Rs. 270,000

MacBook Air M2

The MacBook Air with M2 eschews the traditional wedge shape in favor of a slimmer, flatter appearance, and is likely Apple's largest modification to the series since it began. It certainly makes a statement as the first MacBook Air to be created for Apple Silicon. But there are several other significant modifications. MagSafe, the magnetic power connection, is back, the M2 chip is strong and durable, the display is vibrant and brilliant, and there is a 1080p camera, which is a significant upgrade even if it is in a notch. Those who do demanding tasks like video editing or graphics must take this fanless design into consideration. Nonetheless, this Apple’s laptop works quite great for the majority of documents, spreadsheets, and even simple picture editing. Price Range in Pakistan: Rs. 270,000 to Rs. 450,000

MacBook Pro (14-inch)

The MacBook Pro laptop with an M2 Pro’s battery life lasts for more than 14 hours. A few additional features, like Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, and enhanced HDMI, have also been introduced. It means you also get first-rate speakers and a cosy keyboard with full-size function keys. Nevertheless, it also means that the 1080p camera will still be housed in a notch in the display, which some people may find annoying. You may wish to upgrade to the M2 Max if you want additional graphics capability. The 16-inch MacBook Pro features a bigger battery which lasts for little under 19 hours. The 16-inch MacBook Pro, which is available in Pakistan with either an M2 Pro or M2 Max, may also be for you if you just want a larger screen. Price Range in Pakistan: Rs. 380,000 to Rs. 750,000

HP Pavilion Plus

A nice clamshell laptop may be purchased with in the price range of Rs. 127,000 to Rs. 260,000 in Pakistan. With the HP Pavilion, you can receive a 90 Hz, 2880 x 1800 OLED display, the most recent Intel CPU, and 16GB of Memory. The same design is also available for less money with a Core i5, 8GB of Memory, and a non-OLED screen. It offers a wide variety of ports, has a nice screen, and performs well while being reasonably priced. The battery life needs improvement. Two USB Type-C ports, two USB Type-A ports, an HDMI connector, a headphone jack, and a microSD card reader are among the ports. Even if the appearance is a little plain, this HP laptop's blend of aluminum and plastic gives it a little of the luxury feel you get in more costly laptops. Price Range in Pakistan: Rs. 127,000 to Rs. 260,000

MSI GE76 Raider

Our top selection for a gaming laptop that can take the place of your desktop is the MSI GE76 Raider. And it does have a large RGB light bar. With components up to and including an Intel Core i9-11980HK and Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080, it provides very high performance. For those who want to play esports games like Dota 2 or League of Legends as smoothly as possible, the 17.3-inch display is brilliant and runs up to 360 Hz. The Raider is not slim, however, in contrast to many of the other laptops on our list. The size is indeed rather enormous, but you need it for the amount of power within (and for the 17.3-inch build quality). Price Range in Pakistan: Rs. 400,000 to Rs. 725,000

HP Elite Dragonfly G3

The big 3:2 display, attractive design, and 14-hour battery life of the Elite Dragonfly Gen 3 make it a standout Ultrabook. If you're attached to your stylus, you may want to seek elsewhere as the Gen 3 does away with the 2-in-1 design. Nonetheless, HP has made excellent use of the available space on the chassis by including two Thunderbolt 4 ports, HDMI 2.0, a headphone jack, and even a USB Type-A port with a drop-jaw hinge. The final connector is still essential for many peripheral devices and external storage for business customers. The performance isn't the greatest since HP chose to employ Intel's 12th Gen U series CPUs, but it should be enough for the majority of white-collar tasks. Price Range in Pakistan: Rs. 400,000 to Rs. 462,000

Lenovo ThinkPad Z13

The Z13 is still based on the ThinkPad Ultrabook idea, and it's clear that's what it's meant to be. However, the design seems to be a big step forward with the addition of a fake leather lid, elegant bronze accents, and a haptic touchpad. You also get just under 14 hours of battery life with the 1920 x 1200 display, so you can easily get through a workday. The unique AMD Ryzen 6860Z differs from the 6850U in terms of clock speed. Although Intel's 12th generation CPUs continue to excel in specific areas, it perform well for the majority of workloads. It's a well-made, transportable Ultrabook that will draw attention. Price Range in Pakistan: Rs. 297,000 to Rs. 300,000

Asus ZenBook Duo 14 UX482

The dual screen laptop is currently being improved by Asus. Indeed, there is a more powerful model, but for a laptop with two displays, this one is quite light and has a battery life of more than ten and a half hours. While Asus' ScreenPad Plus launcher has evolved since its first release and now allows for simple flicks and drags to move programs about the screen, Windows 10 does not yet natively support dual screen software. There is specialized dial-based software for Adobe programs. As there is no wrist rest and they might feel crowded, the positioning of the keyboard and mouse represents the biggest sacrifice. But for now, this is the best option in Ultrabooks if you are looking for two displays. Price Range in Pakistan: Rs. 315,000 to Rs. 477,000

Dell XPS 17 (9720)

Dell XPS 17 supports touch, has a 16:10 aspect ratio to display more spreadsheets or documents, and has a maximum resolution of 3840 x 2400. The thin bezel, which emphasizes everything on the display, makes this Dell Ultrabook even more remarkable. Despite just having the same connectors as the smaller XPS 15, including four Thunderbolt 4 ports, a 3.5 mm headphone jack, and an SD card reader, Dell's design is flawless. For the creatives who are likely to buy this laptop, a USB Type-A connector would have been good. Yet, the stunning display and sturdy design is surprising, and a dongle can't really do anything to alter that. Price Range in Pakistan: Rs. 450,000 to Rs. 572,000