Thankfully, 100-W USB-C charging is available to speedily top you up when needed, and at around six hours on average, it does keep this laptop as a capable machine for a decent day of work or a trip to a coffee shop. Gaming when not charging is pretty much a no-go, with around an hour average for many titles. When not on a charge, I often found myself mildly concerned about how long the G14 would last, and the battery appeared to be rapidly reducing even under a relatively mild productivity load. But in an Apple M1 world, the five to seven hours you’ll get from this device look measly. Make no mistake, for a gaming laptop-especially with this level of power-the battery life you get using this for ordinary non-gaming tasks remains good. What really damages this laptop’s prospects as a high-end, jack-of-all-trades computing pal is the battery life. The new display and keyboard combination makes this a productivity device that's easy to feel at home with. Other upgrades include a webcam (finally!) and a squarer 16:10 aspect ratio. The keyboard is the best I’ve tested on any 14-inch laptop, while the glass trackpad has increased in size this year and remains suitably responsive. Looks aside, the G14 is a joy to interact with. It doesn’t feel as high-quality as offerings from Apple or Razer, but it is eye-catching without being garish-thanks in part to its unique perforated lid design. The appealing portability comes in the form of a compact and astoundingly lightweight chassis-with a particularly standout look in its white variant. This laptop offers a remarkable level of portability for a device that can game with the best of them-and creative chops, too.
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So if a portable powerhouse like the new MacBook Pro catches your eye but you’re a keen PC gamer, what do you go for? The ROG Zephyrus G14 is the obvious answer. The new 14-inch MacBook Pro ( 8/10, WIRED Recommends) is a remarkable laptop, specifically for creators.
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