Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio 2 (2023) - 14.4" Touchscreen - Intel Core i7, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050, Windows 11, Platinum Color Copilot

Purchased this laptop due to the form factor and design. Laptop is extremely fast and with the discrete GPU it is able to do mid-tier gaming without issue. Great performance and above-average battery life when not gaming. Only complaint I have is that the laptop can get very hot when under stress, especially around the vents making it uncomfortable to use on the lap for extended periods.

This laptop has it all. Very powerful and has a really nice premium design. It even has good speakers.

I've always had a Dell xps for writing and iPad for drawing, and bought this to combine both -- I was not expecting it to be heavier than carrying both! It's like a brick (or 3) in my bag, but it gets the job done and looks nice doing it. My other complaint is the lack of protective case options because of the way the screen flips out into tablet mode - you can't put anything on it to protect it if you want to use tablet mode. These two issues make it a home computer: it is just too heavy and risky to bring onto the bus or through an airport, which is unfortunate because the intention of a laptop is to be portable. The keyboard travels decently though, and the device runs smooth. I bought an off brand stylus for it which works just fine. Depending on your needs/plan for use, it's a good machine with unfortunate trade offs

Previously I used surface pro but I needed something with a larger screen.I'm super happy with the performance.The only small downside is the weight compared to surface pro.

I'm on the fence with this one. It could be I have been sent a faulty item but I cannot get more than 2 hours of battery life. This is far worse than several "gaming" laptops I've owned in the past and is preposterous considering an equally powerful MacBook Pro would last 12+ hours under heavy load.I do, however, like the screen tilt options and general drawing experience but this device is not suitable for use without a power supply.Is it worth the inconvenience of being tethered to an outlet to have a single device rather than a MacBook and a small drawing tablet? The costs are almost identical for either setup but if you are not using this as a drawing surface I would definitely recommend the 14" MacBook instead.

Excellent speakers, very bright screen, very quirky with the screen flipping, it’s on of the best hardware I’ve ever bought.You need to know that the battery life is a total miss. You might get 3 hours of battery life if you’re lucky.Performance is spectacular. It is more than you’ll ever need.The keyboard is also a 10/10, this comes from a person who can type on a keyboard 12 hours a day in a regular basis.The laptop is next level light, I don’t know how it is possible for that laptop to be that light.The default charging cable is a pain, I’d suggest buying a 120W charger like the ones that the MacBooks use.

Terrible experience. Each time that I try to use the Camera the computer freezes and show me an un expected error. I already send the laptop to service directly with Microsoft, but the issue continues. Looks is a graphic card issue. Pls do nit buy this laptop

I've always enjoyed the creative arts and this is a blast for that. Also does the laptop and vid watching in an awesome way. Caveat: I can't find a dedicated Owners Manual (those 80 page thingies) just a trouble shooting one.NICE expensive but NICE