The 5 Best Gaming Laptops With Touchscreen in 2022
It’s surprisingly very uncommon to see a good gaming laptop with a built-in touchscreen.
Manufacturers instead tend to favor focussing on graphics cards and high refresh rate screens.
This is understandable for many users, but what about the creatives, designers, and touchscreen enthusiasts that want the best of both worlds?
We’ve put together today’s feature to answer just that; we’ll be guiding you through the best touchscreen gaming laptops available today (with a few different budgets in mind).
- Overall Best Gaming Laptop With Touchscreen: ASUS ROG Flow X13 GV301QE
- Best High-End Gaming Laptop With Touchscreen: ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo SE
- Best Cheap Gaming Laptop With Touchscreen: Lenovo Flex 5
Best of the Rest: Quick-Fire Picks
- Best Gaming Laptop For Creatives: ASUS ZenBook Pro Duo
- Best Touchscreen Gaming Laptop Mid-Range Alternative: HP Spectre x360 15T
Overall Best Gaming Laptop With Touchscreen: ASUS ROG Flow X13 GV301QE
If you’re a designer that demands a touchscreen capable of very fine artistic detail or you’re focused on the most powerful gaming possible, we would instead draw you towards Zephyrus Duo pick directly below.
But if you’re gaming focussed but still demand a touchscreen experience there is no better choice today than the GV301QE.
Led by an RTX 3050 Ti GPU, AMD Ryzen 9 5900HS, 16GB DDR4 RAM & a 1TB SSD; the GV301QE is very capable of reaching high settings, resolution, and framerates in most of the latest/upcoming titles (and will comfortably be able to meet the best settings @ 60FPS in competitive games/esports even 120FPS for many of them), not to mention its specs also lend itself nicely to video/other production work.
Boasting a 13.4″ 120Hz full HD touchscreen display, if paired with even a budget stylus, we appreciate the utility this screen can provide to creatives/designers, especially given its fairly decent sRGB color accuracy.
Also massive for this category is its 2-in-1 capabilities; in other words, the screen can flip all the way around to become a tablet. Tied in with its reasonably portable size, it’s such a grea