10 Best Laptop For GoPro 2022 – Reviews & Guide

GoPro has become one of the most popular activities for many people. It enables you to explore the world and capture all the special moments you see along the way. With a GoPro, you can capture all your favorite memories​ in HD quality and share them with friends and family.

If you are a GoPro user, one of the most important tools that you need is a laptop that enables you to edit your videos. A laptop will help you edit content, view photos, or even stream videos online.

1. Dell XPS 15 (2020)

At first glance, the revamped Dell XPS 15 could be mistaken for the old version. The brand-new model sports a familiar shape and design, ditching the more compact footprint of the previous generation in favor of larger 14-inch and 15-inch models. It’s also gained a bit of weight — both sizes are 1.1 pounds heavier than their predecessors — but that doesn’t mean it isn’t still one of the best laptops for video editing on the market.

2. Dell G5 15 SE (2022)

The Dell G5 15 SE (2022) is one of the first gaming laptops to pack all-new AMD hardware. I reviewed this laptop last year, and it was impressive because of its slim 2.6-pound design and surprisingly powerful performance. Now, it’s one of the first to sport the AMD Ryzen 5 2500U APU, which gives you the option to balance computation needs with graphics intensity by switching from the integrated Radeon Vega 8 GPU to its AMD Radeon RX Vega 10. We’ve been using laptop models with AMD’s latest Ryzen platform for the past several weeks, including the HP Envy x360 and the Lenovo Legion Y530, both of which also have discrete graphics options that do not affect portability.

3. MacBook Pro

If you’re looking for a new Macbook Pro to kickstart your creative career, you don’t have to look any further than the new 16-inch Macbook Pro. The laptop is more powerful with its 8th generation Intel Core i9 CPU and AMD Radeon Pro 5500M graphic card. It also has a gorgeous slim design and snappy performance. This all comes in at a reasonable price of $2,899. If you’re ready to take the next step in your creative journey, you can order yours today from Apple.com.

4. Alienware Area

Who says you can’t play and work at the same time? Without a doubt, the Alienware Area-51m, one of the best video editing laptops, is the absolute king of gaming laptops. Packed with so much power, it’ll render any video you throw at it in short order. But one thing that sets it apart from other gaming platforms is just how configurable and upgradable it is. When you get around to playing with your latest creation in full-screen glory, it’s pretty shocking how smooth everything runs. This is due to a lot of factors that come together perfectly in this laptop. It’s equipped with an overclockable 9th Gen Intel Core i9 desktop processor combined with an Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080

5. Microsoft Surface Book 2

Are you looking for a powerful portable notebook to edit video on the go? Then the new Surface Book 2 has all the power you need. It comes with an 8th Generation Intel Core i7 CPU, a discrete Nvidia GTX 1060 GPU, and 16GB of RAM, giving it enough processing and graphics power to easily handle even the most complex, HD video editing projects. It also comes with a 3240 x 2160 display which is perfect for drawing and doing detailed work – it’ll even fit two full-sized windows side by side without needing to scroll. But this screen isn’t just great for getting work done, it’s also great for watching videos or movies on too.

6. HP Spectre x360 

The HP Spectre x360 is an elegant machine capable of completing the HandBrake benchmark in 10 minutes and 45 seconds. The Spectre x360’s 15.6-inch, 4K, the glossy display is a mixed bag. On one hand, it’s ridiculously colorful and sharp, but on the other, this screen is annoyingly dim and comes with distracting glare. However, the Spectre x360 features a super comfortable keyboard and a battery life that’ll last you through a 10-hour workday.

7. HP ZBook x2

The HP ZBook x2 is pricey, but it gets you an adaptable tool for creative work. With the matte (and touch-sensitive) 14-inch 4K display, you can edit at any resolution. And if you prefer a stylus, you can use the shortcut keys on the keyboard for quick actions or keep it nearby with Bluetooth. The Quadro GPU could be stronger, but few devices cater so directly to creatives.

8. Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme

The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme (starting at $1,673 as tested) is a solid 15-inch business notebook with premium components packed inside a design that’s all business. The notebook is powerful enough for the most demanding users and offers speedy storage and memory and a 4K touch screen that makes it suitable for demanding creative professionals. It’s expensive, but if you’re willing to pay for a high-end machine you might just find pleasure in this machine.

9. MSI WS66 10TMT

Classy, sturdy, powerful, and fast – these are a few words that immediately come to mind when MSI’s latest workstation, the WS66 10TMT was placed on our table. With the same trusted build quality, we’ve come to expect from MSI workstations, the WS66 10TMT is a new-generation notebook built for work. It features an overclockable 8th Gen Intel processor, 32GB DDR4 RAM, and a GTX 1050 Ti Max-Q graphics card. The WS66 10TM also rocks a sleek aluminum look which makes it look more like a DeLorean than a notebook, with its unique rear panel design and exposed glossy finishing.

10. Asus ZenBook Pro 15

Asus just released a new super-powerful laptop that is trying to redefine laptops in the market. The ZenBook Pro 15 is the latest iteration of their flagship ZenBook line and it’s a monster. Not only does this laptop pack an Intel 9th generation core i9-9980HK processor that can turbo clock all the way up to 4.8 GHz, but it also comes with a GeForce GTX 1050 Ti! And if you’re doing multimedia work, then the screen itself should convince you to buy it: the ZenBook Pro packs a 15.6″ dazzling 4K screen paired with support for 100% sRGB coverage. The design has been improved from its predecessor and now sits at 1.89 inches thick with only 5.