Laptop recommendations

As the title states im looking for a laptop similar to what i have now would be nice(lenovo thinkpad l380 yoga), what would you all recommend?

My main usage of it is for when im traveling, i use it like a jack of all trades, mainly web browsing some coding when im bored and some simpler games from steam. please ask any questions and ill answer as well as i can.

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would prefer non razer but if its the closest then ill go with it, as well as a bit cheaper since i dont need anything extremely good

I use an ASUS TUF F15, it can handle everything I can throw at it, even modern games, without being very expensive.

Asus is the most favorite brand , At my home everyone was using Asus mobile phones.

If you want a jack of all trades that is easy for travelling I would recommend either a chromebook(not for heavy gaming) or a Microsoft surface pro 9 if you have a big budget. It used to be only 500 AU quid when it just came out.

Edit: Or you can get the hp envy HP Envy x360 2-in-1 Laptop 15z-fh000, 15.6" rather nice for travelling and decent at gaming

MSI makes nice reliable laptops. You can upgrade all the necessities that you would like.

An older gaming laptop is always better than a newer low end laptop, which is what I see a lot of people recommending here. My MacBook Pro (while not a gaming laptop, is still a very high end laptop) from 2013 is still alive and performs better than a Lenovo laptop (surprisingly same specs as a lot of modern laptops despite the shitty performance that I'd attribute to bad firmware optimisation) got from like 2018 or 2019, which died a couple years ago.