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If you’re looking for something you can easily carry to and from work, or bring with you on vacation, then a lightweight laptop could be in order. These weigh just a couple of pounds, have batteries that can last a full workday of more than 8 hours, and have more than enough power to tackle common productivity tasks like browsing the web and editing Microsoft Office documents. Some models, known as 2-in-1s, can be used as a tablet of sorts by bending the keyboard backward and behind the screen using a 360-degree hinge. A desktop may be a smarter and more ergonomic pick, however, if you’re setting up a home office and aren’t worried as much about mobility. Staring out into a display puts less strain on your neck than staring down into one as you would with a laptop. You also generally get more power per dollar spent with a desktop than you do with a laptop. Some models come with a built-in display, while with others you’ll have to supply your own. Luckily, computer monitors aren’t expensive. And though the great Mac vs. PC debate isn’t likely to end, a Mac can do about as much as a PC (though you’ll want a PC if you’re into gaming). Both have access to top-tier software, include robust anti-malware protection, and are easy to use: For instance, Google Chrome and Microsoft Word are basically the same on Macs and PCs. That said, being able to pair a Mac with an iPhone or an Android phone with a PC could be too good to pass up. Doing so would let you answer a text message with your keyboard and share copy-paste data between a computer and a smartphone. And those are just a few examples. For more, check our full computer ratings based on our latest tests results, available to Consumer Reports members.