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Microsoft Surface Laptop (2024), Windows 11 Copilot+ PC, 13.8" Touchscreen Display, Snapdragon X Elite (12 core), 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD Storage, Dune

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CPU: Snapdragon X Elite (12 core)


RAM Size: 16 GB


Hard Disk Size: 1 TB


Automatic Backup Software Included: 13.8" Touchscreen


Color: Dune


Features

  • [This is a Copilot+ PC] A new AI era begins. Experience enhanced performance and AI capabilities with Copilot+ PC, boosting productivity with security and privacy in mind
  • [Introducing Surface Laptop] Power, speed, and touchscreen versatility with AI features. Transform your work, play, and creativity with a razor-thin display and best-in-class specs.
  • [Exceptional Performance] Surface Laptop delivers faster performance than the MacBook Air M3[1], with blazing NPU speed for seamless productivity and AI apps.
  • [All-Day Battery Life] Up to 20 hours of battery life[6] to focus, create, and play all day.
  • [Brilliant 13.8 Touchscreen Display] Bright HDR tech, ultra-thin design, and optimized screen space.
  • [Recall with Copilot+]: Easily retrieve documents, emails, or web pages with an explorable timeline of your PC's history[2] (coming soon).
  • [Enhance Calls with Copilot+] Improve lighting, cancel noise, and blur distractions with Windows Studio Effects for video calls. Prerelease product shown, subject to change.
  • [Translate with Copilot+] Real-time subtitles for 44 languages during video calls or streaming.
  • [Cocreate with Copilot+] Generate art from text or image prompts.
  • [Thin and Lightweight] Durable aluminum in four colors: Platinum, Black, Sapphire, and Dune[3].

Description

Some Copilot+ PCs require download of free updates to run Copilot+ PC experiences, available starting late 2024 – 2025. See aka.ms/copilotpluspcs Pre-release screen shown; subject to change. Availability of Copilot+ PC features varies by device and market. [1] Based on Cinebench 2024 Multi-threaded conducted by Microsoft in April 2024 comparing pre-release build of Surface Laptop 13.8" and 15” with Snapdragon X Elite running pre-release Windows 11 26100 and Apple MacBook Air 13.6" and 15” with M3 running macOS 14 Sonoma. [2] Optimized for select languages (English, Chinese (simplified), French, German, Japanese, and Spanish. Content-based and storage limitations apply. Recall is coming soon through a post-launch Windows Update. See [3] Colors available on selected models only. Available colors, sizes, finishes, and processors may vary by store, market, and configuration. [4] Surface Laptop, excluding power supply, contains a minimum of 25% recycled content. Based on validation performed by Underwriter Laboratories, Inc. using Environmental Claim Validation Procedure for Recycled Content, UL 2809-2, Second Edition, November 7, 2023. [5] Currently supports translation for video and audio subtitles into English from 40+ languages. See [6] Battery life varies significantly based on device configuration, usage, network and feature configuration, signal strength, settings and other factors. See aka.ms/SurfaceBatteryPerformance for details. [7] 13.8" Surface Laptop comes with 39 W Surface power supply. Fast charging (from 5% to 80%) is supported with minimum 65W Surface power supply or USB-C® PD charger, sold separately. Testing was conducted at Microsoft in February 2024, using pre-production devices, software, and minimum of 65W USB-C® charger under controlled conditions. The device was powered on to the desktop screen with default display brightness settings. Actual charge time will vary based on operating conditions. Measured at typical office ambient temperature of 23C. [8] Enclosure includes A Cover, C Bucket and D Cover. 100% recycled aluminum alloy in A Cover and C Bucket. 100% recycled rare earth metals in magnets. Based on validation performed by Underwriter Laboratories, Inc. using Environmental Claim Validation Procedure (ECVP) for Recycled Content, UL 2809-2, Second Edition, November 7, 2023. [9] Enclosure includes A Cover, C Bucket and D Cover. Based on validation performed by Underwriter Laboratories, Inc. using Environmental Claim Validation Procedure for Recycled Content, UL 2809-2, Second Edition, November 7, 2023. [10] Available colors may vary by market. [11] USB-C® port does not charge your Surface device or any device that requires more than 15W [12] Requires device with USB-C® USB4®/Thunderbolt™ 4 port and when supported by device and display. Screens simulated; subject to change Recall: Optimized for select languages (English, Chinese (simplified), French, German, Japanese, and Spanish.) Content-based and storage limitations apply. See [ Cocreator: Optimized for English text prompts See [

Brand: Microsoft


Model Name: Surface Laptop


Screen Size: 13.8 Inches


Color: Dune


Hard Disk Size: 1 TB


CPU Model: Snapdragon X Elite


Ram Memory Installed Size: 16 GB


Operating System: Windows 11 Home


Special Feature: Copilot+ PC


Graphics Card Description: Integrated


Standing screen display size: ‎13.8 Inches


Screen Resolution: ‎2304 x 1536


Max Screen Resolution: ‎2304 x 1536 Pixels


Processor: ‎1 snapdragon_x_elite


RAM: ‎16 GB LPDDR5x


Hard Drive: ‎1 TB SSD


Graphics Coprocessor: ‎Adreno


Chipset Brand: ‎Qualcomm


Card Description: ‎Integrated


Wireless Type: ‎802.11ax


Average Battery Life (in hours): ‎2E+1 Hours


Brand: ‎Microsoft


Series: ‎Surface Laptop


Item model number: ‎ZXX-00026


Hardware Platform: ‎Microsoft


Operating System: ‎Windows 11 Home


Item Weight: ‎2.96 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎11.85 x 8.67 x 0.69 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎11.85 x 8.67 x 0.69 inches


Color: ‎Dune


Processor Brand: ‎Snapdragon X Elite (12 core)


Number of Processors: ‎1


Computer Memory Type: ‎DDR5 SDRAM


Flash Memory Size: ‎1 TB


Voltage: ‎3.7 Volts


Batteries: ‎1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Date First Available: March 8, 2024


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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025 by Joshua
    • Finally, a proper Macbook Air Competitor
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Years ago, I had the original Surface Laptop, and I loved it. It remains one of my favorite laptops of all time. So before I purchased the Surface Laptop 7, I actually had a 14" 2021 Macbook Pro. It was honestly too much laptop for my needs, but the limited port selection on the Macbook Airs ruled them out for me. Of course, my Macbook Pro was better than the Surface Laptop 7 in many ways - the mini-LED screen is just about the best laptop display you can get, full-stop, whereas the Surface's display is good but not great. The speakers on the Macbook were amazing; the Surface's are quite good but can't compete in that regard. However, I don't regret my purchase for one second because the Surface Laptop 7 is really a Macbook Air competitor, and that is where it shines. I compared the Surface and Macbook Air 13" side by side and came away with the following conclusions: -Screen: I don't do any serious photo editing or graphic design. To me, the Surface screen is slightly better. It gets much brighter than the Air and colors seem more accurate. However, the Air has better black levels. The Surface is a touchscreen, but I never use it as I don't like fingerprints on my screens. However, if you want a touchscreen, the Surface is clearly the better option. The Surface also has a 120hz display, whereas the Air is stuck at 60hz. The difference in smoothness when scrolling or using trackpad gestures is very noticeable. The Surface's screen looks much smoother. -Speakers: I can't tell the difference between the two. The Surface's speakers are really good compared to other laptops in this class. The same is true of the Macbook Air. -Ports: I had hoped that by 2024, USB-A would be all but gone, but alas it is not. It was very annoying to have to carry around dongles to use USB-A devices on my Macbook Pro, and now I don't have to! The Air has only two USB-C ports, so clearly the Surface wins here. The Macbook Pro does have HDMI, which is nice, but I just bought a USB-C to HDMI cable that I carry around with me, so I don't need a dongle for that either. -Keyboard: I like that the Macbook Air has more than 3 levels of brightness control, but I slightly prefer the key feel on the Surface. - Trackpad: somehow, the Surface's trackpad is better. I am thrilled that Microsoft finally brought a haptic trackpad to the Surface lineup. It feels more delicate and the tactility is stronger. Macbook trackpads are still among the best in the business, but there is finally a Windows laptop that is comparable in this regard. -Login: hands down, Windows Hello is better than the fingerprint reader. It's so fast that my Surface often logs me that it feels like the laptop was left unlocked. The fingerprint scanner on Macbooks are very good, but they are not as fast, nor as convenient, as Windows Hello. My Macbook Pro could also unlock with my Apple Watch, but that almost always took longer than unlocking with my finger. -Build Quality: This has always been a strong point for Surface devices, and the Surface Laptop 7 doesn't disappoint. The laptop can be opened easily with one hand, and the fit and finish is flawless. The same is true of the Macbook Air. I can't say whether one is better than the other. The Surface is designed to be easier to service, however, and you can actually replace the SSD, which is very nice. Additionally, the black finish on my Surface is more resistant to showing fingerprints than the dark blue on the Macbook Airs, which is a fingerprint magnet. -Performance: After owning an Apple Silicon laptop, I could never go back to using an x86/x64 processor. I used Windows 11 for ARM on my Macbook for two years virtualized in Paralells, so I knew what I was getting into. All of the applications I need work beautifully on the Surface, and it is so darn fast. Of course, there are more powerful processors out there using traditional x64 architecture, but I have never used a Windows laptop that is just so snappy for every day tasks. Office apps open in 1-2 seconds. Firefox, Chrome, and Edge open in less than a second. Using gestures to swipe through apps is super snappy, and the high refresh rate screen makes transitions look so smooth. This is the kind of performance I came to except from my Apple Silicon Macbook, and it's wonderful to finally see Windows operating just as responsively. Overall, the Surface feels like an upgrade over my Macbook Pro, and I personally am fine with the tradeoffs that come with the thinner, smaller, and lighter Surface over the more powerful Macbook Pro. It is an utterly fantastic laptop that, in my opinion, is currently the best thin-and-light laptop in the world. ... show more
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I have had this laptop a couple of days now and so far, I'm pleased. This was a luxury purchase in the sense that this is the most expensive laptop I have ever bought and in deciding to do it, I did a lot of research. And I would recommend that to anyone thinking of purchasing the Surface laptop. Some of the biggest complaints I saw were regarding the Snapdragon processor and that a lot of programs didn't work with ARM. I do some photoediting and use GIMP with no issue, as well as doing some writing, but since that's on Word on a Microsoft laptop, I didn't expect issues with their own products anyway. Outside of that, I installed VLC, which has an ARM compatible download. There are a few other programs I haven't decided if I'm going to install here or keep only on my old laptop, but those also have ARM compatible downloads. The point is if you have never heard of ARM and don't know if the programs you use are ARM compatible, do your research before spending the money. The laptop is very responsive, although the start-up is a little slower than I'm used to compared to my last laptop, which I had made RAM upgrades to (32 GB there compared to 16GB on the Surface laptop). The display is bright and the touchscreen works very well. I have been on an off othe laptop all day since 6 AM and 7 hours later, I still have 80% battery. I also splurged and bought the Arc Mouse and the pairing was quick and simple. Overall, I am very happy with this purchase. ... show more
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