Microsoft Surface Laptop 4 13.5” Touch-Screen – Intel Core i7 - 16GB - 512GB Solid State Drive (Latest Model) - Sandstone

The number of ports are limited. The camera can be improved. It would also be nice to have another camera on the cover like a Surface Pro since there is a chance to host a hybrid meeting nowadays. The screen bezel is wider than their competitors, but it is perfectly fine to me because it is still narrow enough. Although it is a 13.5", the screen appears to be bigger because of ratio aspect MS chose to use. I really like this extra screen space. The ice blue color is just so beautiful beyond words. The Alcantara keyboard is so comfortable and such a joy to type on. It is pretty too. I think the Surface Laptop 4 is an excellent choice for people who prefers a Windows platform.

It's a great computer, but if you have the option to buy the surface 3 is cheaper and is exactly the same thing. The 4 doesn't have any noticeable different features other than a thicker screen. Being said. It works excellent, great keyboard, simple and classic design.

I'm homebound for ~6 months with 2 broken ankles; the sporadic function of the Chromebook I had was driving me nuts trying to get anything done or keep myself entertained while stuck at home. Bought the Surface after my positive experiences with the one I am supplied with for work and now I am able to get stuff done all day without freeze-ups and rebooting every 12-24 hours. And the configuration options available were mind blowing...it took a bit to decide what it was I actually needed on the unit verses the cost of paying for ALL the options.

I had a lot of hope switching from HP to Microsoft. I thought that getting the top of the line laptop would be faster and have longer battery life. First off the packaging feels a bit flimsy and less durable. It's definitely lighter from the HP 360 spectre I had, but it comes at a cost. My HP spectre was 10 years old intel i7, 512 gb SSD and 8 gb of ram and was running great, but after 10 years I thought I could use an upgrade. After setting it up I noticed that it seemed a tick slower even with 24 gb of ram. So I tested it and found out that the HP fired up faster to the home screen by 20 secs faster! I thought I can live with that if the battery lasted longer. Guess what? It doesn't. I tested it from 100% that I get about 3.75 hours of battery before I have to plug it in. That seems crazy off of what is stated! After 10 years my HP matches the battery life. With that said, if you're going to buy a surface for speed and battery life try the AMD processor. I would still feel a bit skeptical to be honest. I'm truly disappointed.

The product is good in terms of use but I don’t know why this rubber looking strip that’s supposed to protect the inside from dust is sticking out, unless I misunderstood?