Microsoft Surface Laptop 4 15 inches R7se - 16GB - 512GB Black

The laptop is incredibly fast, the screen is very nice to look at and the 3:2 ratio makes working a lot nicer when you put documents next to each other. It is a glossy screen, but compared to others I have a lot less trouble with this screen. On the other hand, this is also a touch screen, so after a while you will still see the oiliness. With 'Windows Hello', starting up is really a matter of a few seconds, but often it is even started before you have your screen open just right. And of course it is also just a very nice laptop, especially with the speakers hidden under the keyboard, but still produces a damn good sound. For the rest, it is also nice and quiet and it stays at the right temperature. On the other hand, you pay the top price for it and you still have downsides, for example, a graphics card is missing. Now you can get pretty far with the new Intel Iris Xe for quite a bit, but I wouldn't recommend it if you're looking for something that you can also play occasionally on. In any case, on the other hand, it is also not made for gaming and the 3:2 ratio is then filled with black bars above and below, the same applies to . The display, as already mentioned, is very nice, but the bezels around it are a bit on the hefty side compared to other laptops this year that use less than half the bezel width. I am still annoyed that they call 16.5h battery life, which should be taken with a grain of salt anyway, but I am really far below that with about half.

One of the better Windows laptops you can buy. Costs a little more, but you also get something in return.

I use this laptop in college. I also use the laptop for illustrator and Photoshop. The surface can handle these kinds of programs with ease. The design is sleek and slim. The long battery life and the 15" screen make it easy to transport the laptop.