Surface Laptop (2024), Windows 11 Copilot+ PC, 13.8" Touchscreen Display, Snapdragon X Elite (12 core), 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD Storage, Platinum

This is my fourth laptop computer and by far the smallest and most lightweight which suits my need for carrying it everywhere and using it in sometimes awkward environments, in my car for example. The touch screen works and has high resolution and I have never had the battery die. The Copilot key is a handy as well.

The windows experience is so much refined. I would not say it beats macbook but it has it own position in the market. Points : a. Well built - Copied Mac on the keyboard quality, Haptic touch pad, screen to bezel ratio, overall feel and texture of the laptop feels that you wanna have it and bring it everytime for your every day use. I am happy Microsoft took cues from Apple on this. No harm on it. b. Software - This section Microsoft is leap and bound ahead of Mac os. They have kept all the good things and worked on all the problems and with Satya N CEO he made this amazing. Absolutely no bugs. AI is just starting. It will further integrate in all of tools. Edge have killed Chrome. No way Google can compete with Microsoft on this. c. During 5k Monitor connected and single screen the laptop gets somewhat warm. May be its first gen Snapdragon. I have no compliants. Thats where Mac shines. the raw power of processing is still awesome in Mac M series chip. But their software still lacks. d. I still kept this Windows PC to experience the pc as is and love the Windows implementation. e. True tone display on Mac is implemented as Auto adjustment in display - Most of time i get like a book like screen first i felt different then realized that is the best to continue on laptop without fatigue in eye. Kudos to Microsoft. This laptop is going to be a hit in market. I choose this over various windows pc because Microsofts surface is the only laptop in windows that worked on close attention to detail that is very common in Apple ecosystem. will i replace Mac to move to Windows - Absolutely no - Because Apple is more than one product - it is an ecosystem of products. so i still gonna keep both to enjoy both platforms. Amazon as always is the place i buy - With prime and to the doorstep what more you can ask for !

Amazing Laptop!! This one was for my daughter to use in college. The screen is beautiful and crisp. A great size for Excel spreadsheets. The laptop is light and the keyboard is comfortable. I got the business version for myself. Both are outstanding and they do not have loud fans.

This Surface is the bomb! It runs FAST! The battery way outlasts my other surface. So far, no software compatibility problems. More and more vendors are providing ARM64 specific versions. Highly recommend!

Only the left part of the track pad works. It's been like that since day 1 and when I inquired about a replacement or repair, I was told I'd have to pay for the shipping and remain weeks without a laptop. So I'm stuck with a defective laptop.

Love this machine. I was worried going from Intel to Qualcomm due to compatibility issues I've read about, but I've experienced none of them. From a software perspective everything I use has either an ARM compatible version or emulation is working flawlessly. Adobe software is ARM native. Solidworks emulates well. From a hardware perspective-- it's 2025 and it sounds like some people with compatibility issues are stuck in 2010. My mouse is bluetooth, my printer is wifi, and external display via USB-C-- so no compatibility issues. The laptop build quality is fantastic and matches Macbooks. Battery life is fantastic. Computer wakes from sleep in about 2 seconds which was my biggest gripe with my old Intel-based Surface Pro 8, which sometimes took 30 seconds to realize I was trying to use it.

I will list my cons first. One very minor and the other very aggravating. They seriously could not give us even a single type C port on the right side? I mean the Surface connector is fine, but come on. Copilot is cool and all, but they seriously had to have a dedicated key for it?!?! OK fine, but it had to replace the right control key. Seriously!? I had to get a new laptop (and this one is great), but it is very, very irritating to be missing the right control key. And there is apparently no way to reliably remap it (I'm not running PowerToys). I'm in terminal emulators nearly half of my day and I'm always sending a ctrl-c, ctrl-x, etc. I'm pretty disappointed with this. I really hope they give us a firmware option to turn it back into the control key, but I'm guessing that's unlikely. If the 15" model had the right control, then I've would've just bought that instead, but no, it doesn't. This is beyond dumb. With that out of the way, this is a fantastic laptop. The touchpad is probably better than Apple. The key travel is a bit more than I'm used to, but it is comfortable to type on. The display even being LCD is great. Sound is loud and clear even with the speakers under the keyboard. Battery life is pretty good, I can go all day and have ~30% left. Multitasking performance has been stellar and I've experienced zero issues running x86/64 apps on arm64 as of today with Windows 11 fully updated. I've plugged in my various accessories like USB type C dock, USB type C gigabit ethernet adapter, FTDI USB to RS232 adapter, etc. and all have had the needed drivers available for arm64.

Exelente opción, mas barata que la propia página de Microsoft y una entrega inmediata , Microsoft ofrece 15 días para la entrega, sin dudar Amazon es la mejor opción para la compra

A new model, time will tell, but it is fast and furious being a 2024 model.

Cannot connect to our home network and cannot contact Microsoft support by phone. Obviously cannot use online support if can't connect. Now stuck with a useless device. Do not buy.