5 Laptops With the Best Battery Life in 2022

• CPU/Processor: AMD Ryzen 7-5800H
• GPU/Graphics Card: Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060
• RAM/Memory: 16GB
• Storage: 512GB
• Display: 16″ 165Hz QHD
• Battery Life: Around 10 Hours (non-gaming)

Yes, we did mention earlier that battery life for gaming laptops isn’t stellar, but some devices beg to differ. Brands like Lenovo do engineer their laptops well enough. If you don’t use the Lenovo Legion 5 Pro for gaming, you’ll get a lot out of it.

This 16-inch beast is also a good all-rounder in case you want to bring something that can still allow for some heavy gaming (provided gaming sessions are plugged-in). The Legion 5 Pro certainly won’t disappoint if you need to do work on it without charging it.

Be sure to pick just the Pro and not the Intel iPro variant. AMD CPUs are better for battery management compared to Intel.

• CPU/Processor: Intel Core i7-10510U
• GPU/Graphics Card: Integrated
• RAM/Memory: 16GB
• Storage: 1TB
• Display: 14′ FHD
• Battery Life: Around 17 to 24 hours

For something worthy of meetings, presentations, and other professional matters, the Asus ExpertBook B9450 can and will last longer than most. It’s a thin and light office laptop that can also double as a business tool given how heavy-duty the battery is on default configurations and models.

Asus did promise a whopping 24 hours of battery life here for continuous usage though some estimates put it closer to 17 hours on average, which is still generous.

The laptop is also elegantly thin and light, allowing most users to carry it around like a notebook without strain. Don’t expect it to entertain you past internet videos, of course.

• CPU/Processor: Intel i7-1165G7
• GPU/Graphics Card: Intel Xe Graphics (integrated)
• RAM/Memory: 16GB
• Storage: 1TB 
• Display: 17″ IPS Ultra-Lightweight, (2560 x 1600)
• Battery Life: Around 16 hours

Turns out LG does make good laptops and the LG Gram 17 (17Z90P) is a solid contender. It doesn’t exactly have the best specs but it does come with a 17-inch screen which is great for those that have extensive spreadsheets or presentations that don’t involve projectors.

In any case, a bigger screen is always better for productivity; to make good use of all the pixel real estate, this laptop sports a 2560 x 1600 resolution which is a cut above the rest. This does take its toll on the battery life a bit, but it’s worth it for more image clarity.

• CPU/Processor: Apple M2 chip
• GPU/Graphics Card: Apple 10-core GPU
• RAM/Memory: 8/16 GB
• Storage: Up to 1TB
• Display: 13-inch Retina Display
• Battery Life: Around 20 hours

Of course, the MacBook just had to be here. Windows devices often find it hard to match the impressive battery life of the M2 chips. Apple does promise up to 20 hours, which is a big step up from the M1’s average of 14 hours.

A lot of MacBook users do swear by their device’s battery life and if you’re not going to game anyway, it’s better to perhaps just opt for something with this much operating stamina. It’s definitely one of the best options to take on a plane or train ride with limited charging capacities.

• CPU/Processor: Core i7 8565U
• GPU/Graphics Card: Intel UHD Graphics 620 (integrated)
• RAM/Memory: 8 GB
• Storage: 256 GB
• Display: 13.3″ Touch Screen
• Battery Life: Around 12 hours

If you want something that can convert itself into a tablet and still last long enough to go back into a laptop after the digital drawing is finished, then the Samsung Notebook 9 Pro has plenty to offer.

This 2-in-1 device from Samsung has an impressive and responsive touchscreen, allowing digital artists to use just about most industry-standard stylus pens with no issue. In fact, the only issue is with the rather meager hardware inside this laptop/tablet but it’s pretty fair pricing for a convertible laptop.