Gateway Ultra Slim (15.6-inch, 2022) Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Francisco Lahoz (pcmag.com)

Gateway 15.6-Inch Ultra Slim (2022) Review

The low, low price of the Gateway Ultra Slim GWNC21524 might seem too good to pass up for, say, your child's first laptop, but lackluster build quality and a poor screen emphasize its budget roots.

Jul, 2022

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Expert review by : Eric Grevstad (pcmag.com)

Gateway Creator GWTN156-2 Review

The $799 Gateway Creator multimedia laptop has no deal-breaking flaws and a quirky component and connectivity mix. We'd like to see double the storage and memory before giving it a second glance, however.

Oct, 2020

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Expert review by : Eric Grevstad (pcmag.com)

Gateway Ultra-Slim GWTN156-1 Review

The Gateway name returns in the underpowered Ultra-Slim, a desktop-replacement laptop that needs more pep, more slim, and a better build to compete in 2020.

Oct, 2020

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Expert review by : Mark Hachman (pcworld.com)

Gateway GWTN156-3BK review: A gaming laptop that lives a bit too loud

Gateway's GWTN156-3BK squeezes advanced 10th-gen Core CPU and RTX GPU parts into its $999 shell, but the noisy fans and meager storage detract from the experience.

10th-gen Core Comet Lake-H CPU ; Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 GPU ; Good value at around $1,000

Noisy, incessant fan ; 8GB of RAM and 256GB SSD are stingy ; Webcam has mediocre image quality and awkward location

Though we tested using both the Office and Turbo setting, the difference between the two was virtually nonexistent save for the HandBrake and Fire Strike Extreme tests. Even then, the differences were slight and did not affect the GWTN156-3BK’s ranking.

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