Microsoft
Surface Laptop
Based on 114 Reddit mentions
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$750 Laptop SHOWDOWN: Apple vs Intel vs AMD vs Qualcomm!
Nice and detailed video. The Macbook Air matches or outright beats the competition in all segments: Screen, Build, Performance, Battery Life etc... The Microsoft Surface Laptop comes closest, particularly with it's great build and screen, but on the performance front, the M4 smashes the Snapdragon X
...Forsaken_Arm5698 in r/hardware
January 22, 2026 8:16 PM
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Introducing Surface Laptop Ultra: Made for world makers
Wow two fans for an 80W max TDP combined for CPU/GPU. Not messing around there on cooling. Similar TDP to the Macbook Pro 16" M5 Max 40-core SoC. https://www.theverge.com/tech/940584/microsoft-surface-laptop-ultra-nvidia-rtx-spark-pictures Seems like the Spark/N1X has decent memory throughout with 2
...SurfaceDockGuy in r/Surface
June 1, 2026 6:02 AM
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MacBook user vs ThinkPad user
I use the microsoft surface laptop which i prefer than the thinkpad and never owned a apple laptop how is it? Well worth its simple it connect into charge and i dont need to touch it for a couple of hours, does the job its powerful
DavesReviewz in r/laptops
January 23, 2026 3:59 AM
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Intel macbook pro still worth it?
Not worth it. Even with your use-case. You are much better off getting an Apple Silicon machine and using Parallels/Crossover if you really want to run Windows on a Mac. Keep in mind running Windows on a Mac is the most expensive way to get Windows. The Intel Mac will still not game. Also, keep in m
...Bryanmsi89 in r/mac
March 21, 2026 1:19 PM
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I'm getting this Laptop tomorrow but I'm wondering if I would be able to Upgrade the SSD?
Do you have access to a Costco? Faster 1tb model on sale for the same price https://www.costco.com/p/-/microsoft-surface-laptop-copilot-pc-138-qualcomm-snapdragon-x-plus-10-core-2304-x-1536-windows-11-16gb-ram-1tb-ssd/4000274880?langId=-1
CompilerBreak in r/Surface
December 1, 2025 6:31 AM
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Anyone using those new Qualcomm ARM laptops? Worth it?
I've been using the Microsoft Surface Laptop 7 which comes with the Snapdragon chip (X Elite), for almost a year now. For your use case, it will be perfect. The performance is also really good, flies through everything I use it for. App compatibility is also drastically improving every day. Photosho
...Own-Log-2964 in r/laptops
August 20, 2025 6:57 AM
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Microsoft just announced the Surface Laptop Ultra, so why can’t they finally make a Surface Book that doesn’t suck?
The Surface Book wasn't the best line, but this is a follow-up to the very successful Surface Laptop 7 range which are a very different story. I own one, as do 2 of my family members, plus we have another 5 or so deployed in the office (the former CEO owning one) and for a first-gen (Snapdragon X El
...dbnewman89 in r/laptops
June 3, 2026 11:37 AM
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best laptop for writers recommendations for a new writing setup?
It really depends on what you need and want. My laptop is a Microsoft Surface Laptop 7, and it's the best laptop I've ever owned and perfect for writing. What matters to me: Good battery life (9 or 10 hours)* No getting hot Snappy performance (for basic tasks - not gaming or heavy workloads) Small,
...Rude-Revolution-8687 in r/writers
August 4, 2026 7:36 AM
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How often do you buy a new computer and which computer brand do you trust the most?
Until it stops running well. My Microsoft Surface Laptop is still as quick as the day I bought it like 10 years ago. I'd definitely get another one once there is a reason to replace it.
DustinAF in r/randomquestions
August 7, 2026 3:02 AM
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Is the Google Chrome RAM meme still true in 2026?
Exactly this, when I was younger I used to think you want RAM lower but even my current laptop the Microsoft Surface Laptop 7 has high RAM usage all the time, like 60-70% after a boot up. If I open more apps, sometimes that ram can stay the same percentage, it's pretty dynamic. But the thing is, I h
...Viper4713 in r/TechNook
May 30, 2026 4:34 PM
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