2024’s best touchscreen laptops for the ultimate user convenience

The Galaxy Book4 Pro 360 is a fantastic laptop in just about every regard. The CPU is reliable and efficient, ensuring everything runs smoothly. Including a stylus means you can get straight to using the touchscreen right away. Speaking of said screen, it's a 3K 120Hz AMOLED display, meaning the whatever you look at will be deep, detailed, bright and vibrant.

In the age of tech companies barely giving you a cable with your product, this comes with an S-Pen stylus included. The included speakers come from AKG, and are equipped with Dolby Atmos quality.

We only have one minor complaint to mention: the storage capacity. For a laptop of this size and price, 512 GB is fairly standard, but it feels a bit behind the rest of this device's specs.

If you're looking for a laptop with a touch screen and aren't looking to break the bank, this little laptop may be able to help. The 15.6-inch screen is just big enough to enjoy watching the latest blockbusters, while also highlighting its strength as a compact, portable and affordable choice. Combining ChromeOS with a touchscreen makes a device that immediately feels like a breeze to navigate.

One of the main draws of the Flex 3 is its speed. The CPU allows it to boot up fast and run just as well. There isn't a lot of RAM or storage, so something to keep in mind when buying is to not expect it to run Blender or any intensive programs.

ASUS is a reliable name you can count on for laptops, and the ZenBook Duo is a great example of why. To go along with the touchscreen, this laptop is designed with a wide tilt angle in mind, so you can always set it how you like. Not to mention you can do whatever you like with a whopping 32GB of RAM, the top-of-the-line Intel Core Ultra 9-185H alongside the great dual display. The display alone deserves it's own praise, dual 3K 120Hz screens with great colour accuracy as well as the 500 nits brightness to make sure whatever you're working on, will look great.

The GPU might be underwhelming, but this was never meant to be a gaming powerhouse. Instead, it focuses on being reliable in various ways. Not only is it dependable, but also innovative, featuring dual touchscreens with it's removable keyboard means however you want to use it, you can. This is doubly effective for those who are used to a dual monitor setup and would like to mimic that when they work away from their desk. The only downside being that despite all the praise given to it, it has no dedicated GPU which rules out tasks such as rendering and activities like gaming.

A Chromebook is a laptop that runs on ChromeOS instead of Windows, which is the case with this LENOVO IdeaPad. It's a 2-in-1 design, meaning it can flip between a laptop and tablet mode. We're fond of this one thanks to its detachable keyboard making it easy to pack away, especially handy for students who are looking for a compact computer to take to lectures.

The tech side of this IdeaPad is great. It's got an OLED screen and four speakers, so it's set for visuals and audio. The storage capacity is a bit low for a laptop, but it can be managed by investing in good external storage.

We mentioned earlier that touchscreen laptops are great for students, and the Lenovo ThinkPad L14 Gen 1 is the best in that category. As you can imagine from the ThinkPad family, it is as sturdy as they come, in addition to packing in a whopping 16GB of RAM, and a reputation for longevity like no other laptop out there.

No matter where this laptop ends up, years abroad, cramped study halls, research trips, or even if it never leaves your desk, the ThinkBook workhorse will stay with you from the start to the end of whatever course you maybe on, and beyond.

If you wanted the power of a gaming rig in the space of an iPad, ROG has you covered. ASUS' premium gaming line outshine themselves (with RGB) once again, combining top-spec gaming hardware, such as an RTX 4060 with a Core i9 processor and 16GB of DDR5 RAM to give you the performance of a full-sized rig that can fit in your bag. The screen you'll be touching and playing on has a fantastic 500 nits of brightness, meaning HDR gaming is possible with this little laptop.

Though, as is standard with smaller laptops (especially those with gaming-level components) power might be an issue. As long as you keep the charger nearby, you can go where you need to, and play what you want along the way.

Another representative from the ASUS family, but this one more suited to the every day user. The Vivobook range from ASUS has proven popular with many, as great all-rounder laptops, and this one is no different. Though it has everything you'd expect from a great touchscreen laptop at a reasonable price, it has one more thing you wouldn't expect.

ASUS pride themselves on having durable products, and are willing to back it up, with this laptop rated for US military Grade toughness, meaning wherever your everyday takes you, this laptop can come along. If you end up buying this laptop, you can be safe in the knowledge that it'll be around for a while.

This may be putting the "touchscreen" before the "laptop", but there's no denying just how much tablets have taken off as laptop alternatives, and with the new generation of iPads they could soon become even more popular. Equipped with the astonishing M2 chip from Apple, this makes the most of every GB of RAM, every inch of the Liquid Retina display and every core it has access to. The bang for your buck here is great, even through Apple's usual pricing being on the higher side.

There is one major downside however, if you actually want to use the tablet as a laptop, you'll need to get the Magic Keyboard alongside it, which will set you back an extra £250. It's a great bit of kit, very highly rated and recommended, we just wish there was a way to get the two bundled together.

For the most compact full laptop experience on this list, the Microsoft Surface Go 3 has all you need. The slightly larger cousin of the Surface tablet line, this laptop gives you a conventionally great performance whilst being whisper-thin. Great display, great speakers, great build-quality and great components tie this laptop together into a great entry on this list.

For something you may need to keep in a backpack, or even a purse, this will give you every drop of performance you want without taking up the space other laptops may. Cooling has always been an issue when it comes to making technology smaller and smaller, so keep an eye on your temps when attempting intensive tasks.

The one that started it all, often seen as the progenitor of the tablet revolution in the laptop scene, this edition of the surface packs all the punch you'd expect, while being as small as a magazine. Now enhanced with Microsoft's Copilot AI as well as dedicated Neural cores on the CPU, streamlining your workflow and future-proofing your workstation never felt better.

However, all that power comes at a price, and unfortunately you'd only get the touchscreen part of touchscreen laptop for the initial price, having to invest in the Surface Pro Keyboard and Stylus separately. Even then, they're great quality, and the total cost can amount to less than some of the other options on this list. It's something to keep in mind when budgeting for your new touchscreen laptop, but don't let it dissuade you from the great qualities of the Surface Pro.