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HP ZBook Studio G8 review: Portable, powerful, and pricey
HP ZBook Studio G8 review: Portable, powerful, and pricey-February 2024
Feb 12, 2026 2:39 AM

  

Are there any alternatives?

The ThinkPad P15 performs similarly to the ZBook Studio G8, but is much more expandable, at the cost of extra thickness and weight. It’s equally expensive, but you’ll be happy that you can upgrade the RAM and storage if the need arises.

  You can also consider MSI’s WS65 Mobile Workstation. It supports the same basic components and can be configured with up to 64GB of RAM, but it’s also thinner and lighter and doesn’t have the same expandability as some workstations.

  Finally, the Dell XPS 15 is an excellent choice if you don’t need those professional features. It’s equally well-built and good-looking, and it’s almost as fast in our review configuration that wasn’t maxed out. Buy an XPS 15 with its highest-end components, and you’ll likely get similar performance for thousands less.

  

How long will it last?

The ZBook Studio G8 is solidly built and will last for years and years of productive service. It’s not as expandable as many workstations, though, so what you buy is what you get. The three-year warranty is welcome, however.

  

Should you buy it?

No. Again, the ZBook Studio G8 is a great machine. It’s just too expensive compared to the competition.

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