Customer Ratings & Reviews

recently purchased the Microsoft Surface Laptop 7 with the Snapdragon X Elite processor, and I’m genuinely impressed. The performance is incredibly smooth and fast, especially for multitasking and productivity work. The 16GB of memory handles everything I throw at it without slowing down. The design feels premium and lightweight, making it easy to carry around. The touchscreen is responsive and vibrant, and the battery life has been excellent so far — easily lasting throughout my workday. Boot time is quick, apps load instantly, and the overall experience feels modern and efficient. For anyone looking for a sleek, powerful, and reliable laptop for work or everyday use, this is definitely a great choice. Highly recommended!

Perfect laptop for working on the go. It’s fast and sleek, I love it!

My first Microsoft laptop. Overall this laptop feels great. Very well built quality. Good battery life. I currently also own a MacBook Pro and I like Microsoft keyboard better than mackbook pro. Display is good however mackbook pro has better screen display.

This is a really nice laptop. Not what I expected from a Microsoft Surface, which used to be basically an over-sized tablet. This is a full-on laptop. The keyboard is bigger than most of the other laptops I looked at, which is really nice. The screen is huge compared to my last laptop. Edge-to-edge screen! It has the AI (Copilot) feature which I haven't used much yet, but I think will be really cool once I really start to use it.

Love the display and speed of this laptop. Had the Surface Pro Tablet in the past and love the keyboard of this Laptop. Great size for my use, was fast and easy to set up. Happy with my purchase and would purchase it again.

Very nice. Sleek. Charges fast. I love it and I would recommend it

The laptop is fine. As always, the transition to a new operation system, in this case, Windows 11, is a major pain in the you know what. The reason I picked this is the battery is supposedly easy for the user to replace. The battery replacement on my old Surface Pro was definitely not user friendly. That battery indicated that it was time to be replaced by popping the screen loose from the device.

I recently purchased the Microsoft Surface Laptop - Copilot+ PC (7th Edition) and I am thoroughly impressed. The build quality is excellent, with a stiff chassis that feels incredibly durable. It's also easy to take apart, making upgrades and maintenance a breeze. The inclusion of a micro SD slot and upgradable storage options is a nice touch, providing added flexibility. The larger 15-inch form factor is perfect for my needs, offering a great balance between screen real estate and portability. The 15" touch-screen is incredibly responsive and vibrant, enhancing both work and leisure experiences. The Snapdragon X Elite 12 Core processor, combined with the 16GB memory and 256GB SSD, ensures lightning-fast performance, even with multiple applications running. The laptop's sleek platinum finish adds a touch of elegance, and the build quality is top-notch. The battery life is also commendable, lasting me through a full day of work without needing a recharge. Additionally, the keyboard is comfortable and quiet, perfect for long typing sessions. One small downside is the limited number of ports, but this is easily managed with a good USB-C hub. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with my purchase and would highly recommend it to anyone in need of a powerful and stylish laptop.

This has been a great device so far. I am upgrading from a Surface Laptop Studio which I also loved but I no longer needed a graphics card, and I was looking for something a little lighter and with better battery life to travel with. The battery has been everything it was hyped up to be, I go multiple days without charging and when I shut the lid, I know I will only lose 1-2% even if I open it multiple days later. The overall performance is great, and general usability has been noticeably snappier when starting the device, opening programs, and just switching around apps. The improvements in repairability are also a great addition here, it is super simple to open the device (Just 4 screws under the removable feet and a magnetic bottom plate, no glue at all) and the 2230 size SSD is easy to swap for a larger one on the base model like I did. As far as program compatibility goes, as a software engineer, I am a bit more ambitious in finding workarounds for the software I need but that being said, not everything is perfect. While nearly all the tools I use have a native ARM version (nodejs, visual studio 2022, vscode) and others can be run using WSL2 (nvm and many other tools that only have Linux versions and not Windows on ARM yet), the emulation can be funky. Emulating x86 and x64 programs is usually fine, I can even run some games like Subnautica at 60+ fps, but others can hang and run a bit slow overall. I experienced frequent hangs and freezes with Mozilla Thunderbird but most of the time even if something doesn't work, I can find a native ARM alternative. Another thing to note is that while the screen had a 120Hz refresh rate on my previous Surface Laptop Studio, it had an almost obnoxiously slow response time and ghosting that did start to annoy me, it didn't feel nearly as responsive as 120Hz should, but this doesn't seem to have that problem. Still not the fastest display but not nearly as noticeable as it was previously. The haptic touchpad is also still amazing, best I have used on a windows device. Lastly, port selection is decent enough for a slim laptop. I enjoy the addition of the magnetic Surflink connector and a USB Type A port which I missed on my previous laptop. The USB4 (Type C) ports do seem to be limited to ~65W charging though (the SLS would do 100W over the Type C ports) but it still seems to charge just as quickly. Overall, if you have a few programs that you absolutely cannot live without, make sure they have native ARM versions, or at least that they work well through emulation. Windows on ARM is nearly there but if you want to be sure that *everything* works then you'll want to stick with an x86/x64 laptop (Intel Lunar Lake laptops are looking pretty good) but if you can accept using a few alternatives then this is an awesome device that I couldn't recommend enough.

I am beyond impressed with this laptop! From the moment I turned it on, everything felt fast, smooth, and super easy to use. The screen quality is stunning, the design is sleek and lightweight, and the battery life lasts me the whole day without any issues.

Works very well for what it is. Very good display and battery life. Haven’t had a single issue or hitch with my use case.

The Microsoft Surface Laptop - Copilot+ PC - 15" is an exceptional device that seamlessly combines sleek design with powerful performance. Its thin and compact size makes it incredibly lightweight and portable, perfect for users who are always on the go. Under the hood, it is powered by the Snapdragon X Elite processor, which delivers fast processing speeds that allow for seamless multitasking and enhanced AI-driven features. One of the standout qualities of this laptop is its whisper-quiet operation; it runs silently even during demanding tasks, making it ideal for both work and leisure environments. Additionally, the vibrant 15" PixelSense touchscreen boasts thin bezels and an impressive refresh rate of up to 120Hz, ensuring smooth visuals and an engaging user experience. Overall, the Surface Laptop - Copilot+ PC is a remarkable choice for anyone seeking a blend of style, speed, and functionality.

The new Surface Laptop with Copilot+ is seriously impressive. Super sleek design, super fast performance, and the AI features actually help speed things up — like organizing files or drafting emails. The screen looks amazing, and the battery lasts all day.

Very sleek and impressive build laptop. However there is just something about size -- compared to previous laptop 4, 5 that is a bit off kilter. The display is A+, the keyboard is very nice to type on and the trackpad is response. The only problem I had was running a few programs that are not optimized for ARM and that is why I returned the unit. For right now I would stick with intel unit.

My laptop is great! I type a lot for work, personal & school tasks. The keys on this caption are easy to use. There’s a flow that I haven’t noticed with other laptops. The spacing of the keys, is perfect & the feel is soft yet sturdy. Also, the laptop itself is fairly lightweight; therefore I can carry it comfortably as I go about my day. I even take it with me to the office along with my work laptop in my book bag & barely feel a difference in the weight. The battery life is remarkable! I really appreciate that I don’t have to go searching for my charger after just an hour or so into using it. The screens are pleasant on the eyes & transitions well from one to another.

Build quality on this is top of the line. As good if not better than previous apple computers I have used/owned. Battery life is some of the best I have ever seen for light work. Basically, I don't have to worry about battery unless I have to run something more taxing without being plugged in. I love the screen resolution and color. Very sweet that it is also touch screen, though I don't use it as often as I thought. Might just have to get used to it being an option for navigation. Nice to have when I'm scrolling a long document or web page. This laptop is great for business/office 365 related work. There are some program compatibility issues given this is an ARM architecture device. No real deal breakers for me though. Limitations here should lessen over time. I would not buy this if you wanted to play any games on it. XBOX only runs cloud games, and I have not tried to install steam games but have heard there are many games that are not compatible. I bought the base model and also got a good deal on a 1 TB ssd upgrade to save some money overall. 256 is just not enough for me because I deal with a lot of files at once. 256 might be enough for you if you are a heavy OneDrive user. Having the option to make upgrades like this on these types of laptops seems to be less and less common and it is really nice to see here. I forget about copilot often but when I do decide to use it, it's so fast and feels more personalized when compared to the web version or non-copilot+ computers I have used. If you have a use case for using copilot for creativity and editing communications, this is pretty sweet. Slightly scary but cool... I guess.

A lightweight, fast, and efficient laptop with a large, responsive, and smooth trackpad—without lag or issues. Just make sure, before choosing, that your applications are fully compatible with Snapdragon.

[Employee of bestbuy] Very excited about this purchase and can’t get over how beautiful the device is. My partner asked why we needed one when we already have a desktop computer with a nice monitor. I still don’t have a great answer besides, “this one is portable. I can use it on the couch, at the kitchen island, etc.” Now that I have it I can’t stop using it. Need to follow a recipe? Look how much better it looks on a laptop than on my small phone. Need to do some research for a new vacuum of a vacation? Need to order groceries for pick up? The answer is it always looks so much better on my laptop than it does on my phone. Also surprised that because I’m using my laptop more, I’m using my phone less — no duh. But it’s interesting because when I’m using my laptop it is for a specific task so I’m more focused and present and enjoying it. Whereas when I try to do the same task on my phone I get interrupted by notifications or I get sucked into scrolling on social media. So, yes, I’m delighted by a laptop. Other things to note: the screen is beautiful, the keys and trackpad are delectable, the speed is top notch, and the Windows operating system is very user friendly. Lastly, excited to do more with the AI features.

Plenty of speed & storage. User friendly for novices. Great laptop for the price.

I use a Windows desktop as my daily driver but haven't been able to find a laptop that gets me through the day. For the past year I've been using a MacBook Pro (M3 Pro) and while the battery life was incredible, MacOs isn't my cup of tea. This Surface Laptop has changed the game. Awesome build quality, wakes from sleep extremely fast, incredible battery life and is great for productivity on the go. I bought the 16gb RAM version as I will just be using it for Excel, Outlook and a couple SaaS apps. The one area it could be better is the speakers. There is no comparison between my MacBook Pro and the Surface...Mac wins by far. That being said, I bought this for productivity and the speakers have fine for Teams calls. I'm so glad Microsoft was able to create a true MacBook Pro competitor.