The Alienware m16 R2, which was released earlier this year, is lighter and slimmer than the previous generation m16 R1.

The Alienware m16 r2 is the successor to the Alienware m16 r1. Design wise, the Alienware m16 r2 no longer has a weird-looking, LED-lit thermal shelf that protrudes behind the hinge.

The Alienware M16 is back, and this machine means business. This is a redesign of the R1 model (and pretty much every Alienware laptop that came before it). Gone are the chunky sides and unwelcome ...

In terms of externals, the Alienware X16 R2 looks identical to the R1, so it’s only the internals that have seen a change.

Alienware’s laptops have bifurcated into the M and X lines, and the new x16 R2 (starts at $2,099; $3,199 as tested) is its most cutting-edge system. The x16 R2 is aimed at enthusiast-level ...

The Alienware m16 R2 is a complete redesign of the line, and attempts to thread the needle in terms of value.

Despite featuring a less powerful top-end GPU than the previous model, the new m16 R2's sleeker design and better battery make it a better overall system.

The Alienware X16 R1 is an absolute gaming beast. While it might cost a pretty penny, it stands you in good stead to handle the high-performance demands of Gray Zone Warfare.

A simple refresh of the debut model, the Alienware m18 R1, the m18 R2's main differences from its predecessor are the 14th-gen Intel HX CPUs it now uses and updated networking.

Gaming laptops come in various sizes, and this time we got the big boy Alienware M18 R1, an 18-inch monstrosity that packs high-end guts to deliver the best gaming performance possible on a laptop ...

The AMD Advantage edition of the Alienware M18 R1 is the most powerful gaming laptop Team Red has ever offered. Join us as we take a close look.