Microsoft Surface Book 2 13.5" (Intel Core i7, 16GB RAM, 512 GB)
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Style: 13.5"
Capacity: Intel Core i7, 16GB RAM, 512GB
Features
- Microsoft Surface Book 2 Features a 8th generation Intel Quad Core i7 Processor, 512 GB of storage, 16 GB RAM, and up to 17 hours of video playback
- Enhanced Graphics performance with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 discrete GPU w/2GB GDDR5 Graphics Memory
- The fastest Surface Book yet, with 2x more power. Runs Windows 10 Pro
- Vibrant PixelSense Display: now available with an improved 13.5" touchscreen
- Four versatile modes of use and new USB-C port
Description
Get powerhouse performance and amazing graphics with the new Surface Book 2, a robust laptop, tablet, and portable studio in one with up to 17 hours of battery life and 2 times more power than before. Now available with a stunning 13.5" or 15" PixelSense display, designed for pen and touch.
Brand: Microsoft
Model Name: Surface Book
Screen Size: 13.5 inches
Color: Silver
Hard Disk Size: 512 GB
CPU Model: Core i7-8650U
Ram Memory Installed Size: 16 GB
Operating System: Windows 10 Pro
Graphics Card Description: Dedicated
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050
Color: Silver
Hard-Drive Size: 512 GB
Operating System: Windows 10 Pro
Graphics Description: Dedicated
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050
Hard Disk Description: SSD
Item Weight: 3.6 pounds
Video Processor: NVIDIA
Specific Uses For Product: personal, gaming, business
Graphics Card Ram: 2 GB
Automatic Backup Software Included: Windows 10
Form Factor: Convertible
Hard Disk Interface: USB 3.0
Voltage: 240 volts
Camera Description: video
Graphics Ram Type: GDDR5
Compatible Devices: External displays, mice, keyboards, storage devices, printers, and other accessories using USB, Bluetooth, or Wi-Fi connectivity
Warranty Type: Limited
Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness: 12.3"L x 9.14"W x 0.9"Th
Hard Disk Rotational Speed: 1
Video Output: Surface Connect
Screen Size: 13.5 inches
Resolution: 4K
Native Resolution: 3000 x 2000 pixels
Display Type: LCD
Display Resolution Maximum: 3000x2000 pixels
Display Technology: LCD
Touch Screen Type: Capacitive
Screen Finish: Smooth and glossy
Connectivity Technology: USB
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Wireless Compability: 802.11abg
Cellular Technology: 4G
Total Usb Ports: 3
Hardware Interface: USB Type C
Number of Ports: 2
Audio Output Type: Speakers
Processor Series: Core i7-8650U
Processor Speed: 4.2 GHz
Processor Count: 4
Processor Brand: Intel
CPU Model Number: Core i7-8650U
CPU Model Generation: 8th Gen
CPU Model Speed Maximum: 4.2 GHz
CPU Codename: Coffee Lake
Brand: Microsoft
Model Name: Surface Book
Model Year: 2017
Model Number: HNL-00001
Built-In Media: 95W Power Supply with USB-A (5W) charing port, Quick Start Guide, Safety and Warranty documents, Surface Book 2 - 13.5" PixelSense™ Display
Manufacturer: Microsoft PC
Unit Count: 1 Count
UPC: 889842249071
Global Trade Identification Number: 71
Item Type Name: Microsoft Surface Book 2 (Intel Core i7, 16GB RAM, 512GB) - 13.5"
Warranty Description: Parts and Labor
RAM Memory Installed: 16 GB
RAM Memory Technology: LPDDR3
Memory Clock Speed: 1866 MHz
Ram Memory Maximum Size: 16 GB
Memory Speed: 1866 MHz
RAM Type: GDDR5
Battery Cell Type: Lithium Ion
Battery Life: 12 hours
Battery Average Life Standby: 17 hours
Lithium-Battery Energy Content: 77.9 watt-hours
Human-Interface Input: Touchscreen
Keyboard Description: Chiclet
Keyboard Layout: QWERTY
Control Method: Touch
Touchpad Feature: [YES]
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: 13.5"
Capacity: Intel Core i7, 16GB RAM, 512GB
I used the machine for approximately 3 weeks and as completely happy and in love with it that I was, all of a sudden my GPU started crashing and one of my main programs I use that heavily uses the GPU would crash as well. I have returned the machine and am really hesitant to order another one because if this happens again, I will be putting Amazon out with this inconvenience of returning it again and they wont like that I am sure. I am really disappointed as I know this is the perfect laptop for me, but I have never had this problem happen after owning many many high end machines. I'm just wondering if anyone else has had this problem. Basically what happens is that all of a sudden I hear the windows sound that something has been unplugged, and I look in the device manager and it only shows my Intel integrated graphics. I then have to restart the machine so the GPU will reinstall. I spent a good hour to an hour and a half with Surface support who couldn't figure it out either so who knows what was wrong with the machine. Amazon was wonderful through a few issues I had as well with the machine as it came with a faulty charger that had to be replaced via Amazon sending me a whole new machine because my current machine was not charging correctly when using the charger it came with. Lightening struck twice with the machine but I understand it is probably isolated because I cant find anyone who has had the problem I have had and the huge majority of those who bought this machine are thrilled with it so I know it is a great machine. Although I am really frustrated at how this all turned out, I am happy I purchased it from Amazon because they have always done the right thing and I am so pleased with their professionalism, their attentiveness to my needs, and they always want to make sure I am completely happy. I just hope I don't have to return another one if I get another one! I did not write this to discourage anyone from buying the product. I have owned several Surface products and love them so much, Microsoft and a few writers wrote articles about how I used the Surface Pro 4 when I had one so I love the brand. The Surface Book 2 is a great product and massively powerful. I just want others to know what happened with my system in case anyone else has the same thing happen to them. And I am confident if anyone else has issues with theirs, I know Amazon and Surface support will do whatever they can to help.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2017 by DDS
Style: 15"
Capacity: Intel Core i7, 16GB RAM, 512GB
Excellent Laptop: PRO: 1. Built/look: very well built, look elegant 2: Screen quality: top of of the top, pictures look much better on this laptop, text is razor sharp 3. Face recognition is excellent it's accurate and fast 4. WiFi connection do not need much setup 5. If you have a surface pen you can play around withe a lot of stuffs, fun though 6. A lot of more features that I have not explores yet 7. Can be detach from the base and use a 15" tab 8. The magnetic charging port can be use either side. 9. Windows 10 Cortana work flawlessly 10. Sound is decent for a laptop CON: 1. I wish it a little cheaper, too expensive for a laptop (but it's a good choice if you can afford it) 2. A little heavier than I thought 3. when detaching from the base you loose access to the SD card (I'm not sure it's the way or I did not figure it out yet)
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2018 by L. Nguyen
Style: 15"
Capacity: Intel Core i7, 16GB RAM, 512GB
This is an edited review. I purchased the Surface Book 2 for graduate school and some gaming when I travel. I cannot recommend it after several months of use. Yes, what everyone says about the Surface Book 2 is true: It's a luxury laptop which provides a great of power and functionality. But it also runs like a vintage American muscle car, unable to make the best use of its powerful engine while being plagued by critical problems. I have had to exchange one model already and I am now contemplating returning the second---I am by no means alone. Some have exchanged their Surface Book 2 over five times, encountering the same variety of critical failures over and over. The first problem you will likely encounter is that the Surface Book 2 will stop recognizing its main graphics card, reverting to the far less powerful Intel graphics card. You can forget about doing anything moderately intensive once your fancy Nvidia graphics card vanishes. Games will crash or run at potato level graphics, while any other moderately intensive editing program will sputter like they're running on a computer that costs 1/4 of what the Surface Book 2 does. Many people have encountered this problem. Some suggest that you can temporarily fix the problem by detaching the tablet and re-attaching it. But the problem *will* return. I routinely "lost" my graphics card with my Surface Book 2, even when I updated all my drivers and reattached the tablet. And then the computer kept telling me that the tablet was detached when it was in fact locked to the keyboard. The keyboard, as well as the charging port, failed to respond, letting the computer slowly die. I couldn't turn it back on once the computer failed to recognize its own keyboard, would not detach the tablet, and failed to charge. I had to return the computer, which Microsoft thankfully exchanged with a new Surface Book 2. But in the process I lost all my licensed software and could save only what I had backed up. I encountered the same problems with my new Surface Book 2 within weeks. My graphics card vanished and my Microsoft Surface charger burnt out and needed to be replaced (a $100 charger, mind you). I decided to purchase a $20 app that manually upgrades every driver on my computer, which may have solved my graphics card problem. But now I encounter blue screen video tdr errors, which force the computer to slowly reboot. I've been shut out of games, word editing, and many other tasks, which makes me risk losing progress on whatever I'm working on. On top of that, the Surface Book 2 has battery issues: Even when plugged it at lowest power settings, your computer will slowly deplete its battery while doing anything moderately intensive (e.g. gaming). Playing games on "best performance," the highest power setting, can take down up to 10% of your battery in an hour. Maybe that's not an issue for some, but I don't like knowing that my expensive computer can't sustain itself and is slowly taxing its non-replaceable batteries even while plugged in, You'll certainly get to know Microsoft tech support if you purchase this computer. One of the women I spoke to plainly told me that the Surface Books 2, while "great," was a common source of complaints. My other complaints are that the Surface Book 2 lacks a lot of what you'd expect from such a high price computer. Namely, it has no HDMI port and very few USB ports. You'll have to purchase another expensive item, the Surface dock, if you want the kind of connectivity you'd likely expect from a high-power, high-cost laptop. You'll also have to buy yourself a stylus if you want to make use of the touch screen, as Microsoft does not include one with the Surface Book 2 model (it does come with the Surface Book 1, however). That's gonna add up to a lot of moolah. Having said all that, you'll probably love this computer at first if you're fortunate to be able to afford it: it IS powerful, has a smooth keyboard, can run games like Witcher 3, and looks great. It reminds me of my mom's old Camaro, a beast of a car that could accelerate in a flash but couldn't idle too long at a stoplight or the whole thing would sputter out and die. You might want to consider something more sensible. Update: 12/2020 I wish I had not purchased this laptop, and instead put my money towards something cheaper for productivity and/or towards a desktop PC. The number of problems I have had with *both* of my Surface Book 2s is ridiculous. Just today, while working, my battery dropped from 50% to 0% in an instant. This happens to both batteries, making running the GPU impossible.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2018 by Monsieur Mouton
Style: 15"
Capacity: Intel Core i7, 16GB RAM, 512GB
When this product first came out I was hesitant based on reviews and my company's experience with other surface products. But my workhorse that was the ux501 woke up from sleep in a backpack and tried to run windows updates cooking itself in the process. So I wanted something that could fill the large shoes it left behind. A 4k touch screen was a must in my selection process along with a competent dgpu. These proved to be exceedingly tall asks with only a few laptops meeting my needs. My final selection was down to the razer blade and this surface book. I really did not need the 1070 the razer uses for the 4k screen so I took a gamble with the surface book. All that to say from day one I was blown away by this laptop. Speed is equal to the ux501 on cpu task and the battery is next level. I didn't think I would use the tablet mode often because the reviewers slammed it as unwieldy but sharing markups with others by detaching the tablet and working over things together has changed my workflow. Finally the note taking ability continues to amaze me with the massive improvement over the surface 3 that I had tried in the workplace before. This is a blend of both software (onenote) and hardware. The moment you circle an equation and select graph for the first time is breathtaking. Edit: I have added some comparison pics of the ux501 vs the surface book. You will see that the book is much smaller in terms of size in most dimensions baring the back hinge where it is about the same thickness as the ux501. I would also recommend a skin now as I have found that I have the tablet on a hard surface frequently when taking notes and this will help with scratches and adds a bit of personalisation. I do find myself stubling of the += sign when going for backspace. I have really been putting it through its paces over the last few weeks and I have never found the device wanting. The battery goes and goes under normal use and I have found my self less concerned about finding the power outlet to change up as I leave work and head to night class. What remains the huge selling point for me is note taking. In math classes I have moved from piles of paper and eraser shavings to just this surface book and the surface pen. I scan in my classwork to pdf and drop it into onenote and I am off ready to go before the other students are waiting for their turn on the printer. I lasso equations as I go popping graphs in as needed or checking my math without ever leaving onenote. I have also used the sd slot and found it adequate for light work but it definitely not the fastest port but it can move raw files at just under 100 MB's. While we are on the topic of ports I have tested a usbc to hdmi adaptor and was capable of the full 4k 60hz signal so I am very pleased about that as the lack of a dedicated hdmi/dp on the laptop was a concern when I bought it.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2018 by jarble
Style: 13.5"
Capacity: Intel Core i7, 16GB RAM, 512GB
Great used computer, condition, screen quality, great speed. Surface Books are seriously the best laptops! Purchased two laptops from seller TuWerx PreOwned Stock. They are excellent to work with and provide great quality in pre-owned merchandise. I had ordered with another company and had to send the laptop back in less than a week. But with TuWerx have had absolutely no issues. If you are looking to purchase a pre-owned highly suggest looking for the seller TuWerx.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2025 by Julene Cook
Style: 15"
Capacity: Intel Core i7, 16GB RAM, 512GB
great pc. battery was significantly less than the advertised 17 hours. i got only around 4-5 hours for chrome web browsing and youtube video streaming. i reported this problem to amazon and they treated this as defective item. other than the battery issue, it is a very powerful convertible pc. in terms of user-friendliness, it is not as great as a traditional laptop or tablet like ipad. for laptop mode, the screen cannot be flipped 180 degree open. when detached from the base as a tablet, the battery life plummeted to only 1-2 hours. overall, its performance and benefits outweighs the drawbacks.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2018 by xyzo
Style: 15"
Capacity: Intel Core i7, 16GB RAM, 512GB
Surprisingly enough, the upgrade from a Surface Pro 4 to a Surface Book 2, 15 inch could not be greater than expected. Just being able to use it for 2 days, already the difference is striking. By choosing for the 15 inch version - not available in Europe (why not MSFT?) - the surface experience is upgraded to that of a real premium laptop. I was not able to test all capabilities of the device at this time but it is blazingly fast, beautifully build and the typing experience is, well as good as it should be for a laptop with in this price range. It is expensive but for someone who only buys a laptop in 4-5 years, it evens itself out. After some time, I will add to this first impression. For the Europeans under the readers: import by Amazon is extremely easy and you will be able tot buy a device that gives you a real plus over the 13.5 inch version.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2018 by Jelle Bos
Style: 13.5"
Capacity: Intel Core i7, 16GB RAM, 512GB
Yes, I like their keyboards and their monitors of their laptops, and the price is very affordable and back it up with their great customer service teams and I am really grateful for the purchase on Amazon whicht was literally like a gift. I brought a lot of computer devises in the last two years. I bookmarked in order to be their customer in the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024 by Wen J