Best OLED Laptops in 2022

• Display: 13” 3.5K (3456 x 2160) Touchscreen OLED @60Hz
• CPU: Intel Core i7-1260P
• GPU: Intel Iris Xe Graphics
• RAM: 8GB-32GB LPDDR5
• Storage: 1TB SSD

Up first in the latest and the greatest is the Dell XPS 13 Plus! It’s also an intriguing device to look at due to its keyboard and trackpad, it looks like it came from a concept image instead of a real device. The keyboard spans from edge to edge, it has large keycaps (which are huge points for typing accuracy), and there are capacitive shortcut keys at the top that turns invisible when the backlight is turned off (if you get the silver color). 

Another invisible thing here is the trackpad since it’s completely hidden, and the best part? Most people can still find the trackpad and get used to it in just a few minutes, especially if you tap and double-tap instead of left and right clicks. The most surprising part though is that it can still click, it uses haptic feedback to recreate the sensation of a click, much like Apple’s trackpads. 

One thing that I didn’t expect to see here is the lack of ports, this laptop only has two USB-C ports, and it doesn’t even have a headphone jack. 

Overall though, it’s a great laptop that’ll handle a lot of open apps and internet tabs for work, maybe a bit of editing, but not a lot of gaming, all wrapped up in a minimalistic and futuristic design. While the keyboard and trackpad take some getting used to, it ends up being comfortable and intuitive, and yes, the 13” OLED display is the cherry on top of this stunning device.

• Display: 15.6” 4K (3840 x 2160) Touchscreen OLED with 14” 3840×1100 Secondary ‘ScreenPad Plus display” both @60Hz
• CPU: Intel Core i7-10870H
• GPU: NVIDIA RTX3070
• RAM: 16GB
• Storage: 1TB

Next up we have one of the flashiest laptops ever made! I mean just look at this thing, it might look normal when closed, but open it, and boom! It has dual screens, and one of those screens even pop-up to provide a more immersive viewing angle, and it all wraps up in a thin and relatively light package, not only that, but it also comes with a free carrying case and palm rest (since the laptop itself doesn’t have one).

So, what’s up with the second screen? Well, it’s really meant for creatives; video editors, animators, artists, and anyone who can utilize the touchscreen and stylus (with pressure sensitivity).

You can use the second screen to scroll through your timeline on Video Editing apps, or perhaps you can use it to sketch right away instead of flipping the screen like a madman with a convertible laptop. 

The internals on this laptop is very capable, especially for anything GPU intensive, it’s great for content creation but it’s also capable of running games.

Lastly, it has a great array of ports; one HDMI 2.1 (a rare port on laptops), one 3.5mm jack, one USB-A port, and two USB-C ports, thus making it even more perfect for content creation. 

• Display: 15.6” 4K (3840×2160) OLED
• CPU: Intel Core i7-11800H
• GPU: NVIDIA RTX3080
• RAM: 16GB DDR4 (Upgradable, 64GB Max)
• Storage: 512GB SSD 

You can’t complete a laptop list without a gaming laptop! Well technically, the MSI Creator 15 is a creator’s laptop, but it has a gaming laptop as a soul, plus it’s one of the few gaming laptops we’ve seen with a stunning 4K OLED display.

The design of the Creator 15 is simple, it’s essentially a boxy gaming laptop without all the fancy schmancy RGB, well except for the keyboard, the RGB actually helps there.

Speaking of the keyboard, the switches used here are a bit hard to press so it’s not great for typing, but it’s perfect to take your gamer keyboard rage. Above the keyboard is a sound bar that’s pretty decent (making it more appealing to creatives), but since the speakers took all that space up top, the trackpad on the bottom is shorter, some might say too short, but in its defense, it’s still pretty wide!

The silky 4K OLED display doesn’t only look good, it’s also P3 color accurate (again, to appeal to creatives) making this one of the few color-accurate OLEDs.

Overall, if you’re one of the few gamers that’ll prioritize great color quality over high-refresh rates, grab the MSI Creator 15!

• Display: 13.5” 3K(3000×2000) Touchscreen OLED display @60Hz
• CPU: Intel Core i7-1255U
• GPU: Intel Iris Xe Graphics
• RAM: 16GB DDR4
• Storage: 512GB SSD

If you love a good 2-in-1 laptop with an OLED, look no further than the HP Spectre x360! I’ll tell you right now, I’m a sucker for the Spectre’s design back then, and I still am now, and the latest model is no exception, there have been some changes, but the trademark brass accents (on the black color option) and rear cut corners are still here.  

There are two things that I think are essential in a 2-in-1 laptop, one of those is a solid build, and the Spectre nails it; it’s wrapped in aluminum, and there’s little to no deck flex here. The other thing is a stiff but smooth hinge, not a weighted one that you can open with one finger. You don’t want your keyboard flinging around while on tablet mode do you? It’s a common complaint about the Spectre, well, it’s a feature!

This laptop isn’t a slouch either, it sports the latest Intel chipset and a decent amount of memory, but don’t game it too hard!

Overall, the laptop nailed all peripherals; it has a great keyboard, a large trackpad, and a stunning 3K OLED display with touchscreen and stylus support, I mean, if a satisfying 2-in-1 laptop is what you’re looking for, the Spectre is top-notch.

• Display: 13.3” FHD (1920×1080) Touchscreen OLED display @60Hz
• CPU: Snapdragon SC7180
• GPU: Qualcomm Adreno Graphics
• RAM: 4GB-8GB LPDDR4
• Storage: 128GB eMMC

For our last one, we have the budget option, the Lenovo IdeaPad Duet 5, it’s a Chromebook, and I know Chromebooks don’t usually pack a lot of power, but I actually love how light and efficient ChromeOS is.

This budget laptop is actually just perfect for internet browsing and watching online videos through that stunning OLED screen, if you need more power, you should get the 8GB variant from BestBuy, but since this is a Chromebook, 4GB should be just fine for day to day tasks. 

Because of ChromeOS, this has a mind-boggling battery life of around 16hrs, so if you just need something that’ll last you for a few days, this is also a great laptop to get. 

I keep calling it a laptop, but this is actually more of a tablet, it has a detachable keyboard, which has big and nice keys by the way, and it has a slightly flimsy kickstand to prop it up, so yes, great for portability, bad for ergonomics.

Overall, if you’d like something to binge-watch movies and shows on a stunning OLED display, and if you need nothing more than internet browsing and light document creation, why spend more? Get this laptop instead!