Maingear, typically known for its custom desktop gaming PCs, is back in the gaming laptop business with its new Maingear ML-16 and the upcoming ML-17. The ML-16 launched in June and features an Intel Core Ultra 7 155H AI processor, an Nvidia 4060 or 4070 GPU, and customizable memory and storage options.
Like all of its computers, Maingear assembles the ML-16 by hand in its New Jersey headquarters. That fact makes the $1,799 starting price sound like a steal. The choice of an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor helps keep costs down, while the Nvidia RTX 4060 or 4070 GPU will still offer a high-quality gaming experience.
