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

This incredible, beautiful, elegant and productive laptop showcases what Microsoft is truly capable of, and I'm a Linux guy. I bought the big one - 15" screen, 32 gig RAM, elite CPU. It is a powerhouse of a laptop.Now - there is one con, but as time progresses the problem becomes less and less of a problem and that is the ARM architecture vs standard Intel x86/64. Basically, this laptop uses a newer, different CPU architecture, which means that many applications don't work yet (YET!!). Almost everything I threw at this laptop worked out of the box and worked beautifully. There were some older

This PC is excellent—I really like the 15-inch screen. I’ve owned numerous Surface Pro computers over the years, and they’re all still in use. However, storage space eventually became the limiting factor for me, which is why I needed to buy a new PC.One big plus is that I didn’t have to buy any new power cords or docking stations, since this PC uses the same accessories I already had. That made the transition very easy.What I appreciate most is the true laptop feel. I really missed that. While the Surface Pro works well, it’s still a tablet at heart and can be awkward to use as a laptop at tim

The battery life is pretty long. Touch screen was also good and the large screen is also great.

I was very happy with the quick ressponse on ordering and delivering the laptop. I needed a quick replacement for similar surface laptop that I accidently destroyed. The computer has functioned flawlesly and was exactly as described. The only buyer caution I would recommend would be to very carefully read everything in the description. I thought I was buying a brand new computer but upon receipt I discovered the computer was a factory refurbished computer. In the end it has not made any difference, since the computer out of the box was flawless and has functioned the same as a factory new comp

There's things you have to consider before buying this laptop. The battery life is good, as expected. The feel is quality. The display is great, and the touchscreen works well.The biggest issue you could run into with this laptop is the Snapdragon processor. This processor runs differently than something like an Intel processor, on ARM architecture. MOST of the time, this isn't a problem. However I have run into issues more than once where applications do not run perfectly without a specific ARM x64 build, which some apps do not offer. Specifically Studio Design apps and some games.I blame the

Very happy. The battery life is impressive, it's lightweight with a compact form, good resolution, good performance for what I use it for (development, not a gamer but it handled AOE III just fine on max settings).The only reason not to give 5 stars is, this is an ARM processor, and support in the development world, isn't all the way there. You can get into certain situations where, some modules rely on pre-compiled libraries, where ARM isn't available.I had issues running Azure Functions locally for example. So the support for this architecture, still isn't 100% there. Was a little curious, a

Excellent device. Very pleased with the performance.

So far this computer surpasses my expectations at the price (currently 30% off). I understand why people don’t want the Snapdragon processors due to some compatibility issues but that has improved significantly over the last year. I wouldn’t buy it for strictly gaming or video creation, but I don’t think anyone in the market for that would look here anyway. Otherwise, the screen is gorgeous and for work, it’s perfect. I also love it for travel since it’s still a large screen, does just about everything I would ever need, and is incredibly thin/light. The raw power of 32gb ram and the elite pro