Blue screens, freezing the works. Gonna bring it in soon for a fix or change, otherwise its a 1 for me

The AMD model of the Surface Laptop 4 13.5 is an interesting alternative to the Intel SKU and there are some advantages: The device is more affordable, the battery runtime is better, and the multi-core performance is superior to the most expensive Intel option, even on the entry-level Ryzen 5.

sturdy and high-quality metal chassis, decent input devices, good system performance, high picture quality, very good speakers, long battery runtime

hardly any maintenance options, limited configuration options, limited connectivity, reduced CPU performance on battery power, only 1 year warranty

It is pretty quick and not full of bloatware with a good screen. What it does not have going for it is the fact that there's not enough IO ports or the ones you need with only one USB A and C, rendering the use of dongles necessary. Given the size there are others that have more that charge less (equivalent specs from other manufacturers can be had about $500 cheaper).

New silicon gives Microsoft's ultraportable even better battery life and a healthy performance boost. It's still not perfect, but can continue to trade blows with the MacBook Air.

Distinctive yet understated looks, Day-long battery life, Comfy keyboard

Screen bezels still chunky, Limited ports, Webcam only average

An impressively quick, ultraportable laptop, but the Surface Laptop 4 can’t quite match the M1 MacBook Air

Hugely likeable design, Choice of AMD and Intel CPUs, Great touchscreen

Graphics performance below par, Middling battery life, Cheaper models are Alcantara only

There’s no shortage of Windows 10 laptops, and plenty of high-end, design-led choices there too, yet Microsoft’s Surface Laptop 4 still stands out. For this fourth-generation there’s clearly evolution where it was needed, rather than revolution for its own sake, and while the result isn’t an...

Handsome and portable, Great display, Battery life fixes the shortcomings of the old model, Great keyboard and trackpad

Port selection needs updating, Performance can't match Apple's M1 chip, Gets expensive for the higher-spec models

The Surface Laptop 4 isn't a budget option, but it's sleek and powerful with excellent battery life and a gorgeous screen in a very portable package. What you're getting is a balanced system that's tuned to give you a sensible trade-off between performance and battery life, but if you need the extra...

Good performance and excellent portability, Long battery life, Gorgeous 3:2 touchscreen display, Stylish metal and fabric design options

Keyboard action could be firmer, Short on ports, Moderate SSD performance

It's a small upgrade over the third-gen, but this fourth-gen model is still a favourite. Only small irks - such as dated-looking screen surrounds - impact a laptop that's nigh-on perfect for day-to-day use in almost every other regard.

Superb touchpad, Lovely aluminium design (or optional Alcantara), Solid and fast-feel keyboard, Excellent speakers

Upgrades are pricey, Display contrast could be higher, Screen surrounds are large by 2021 standards

The surface laptop is one of the best laptops I have ever used. It is light and easily carried around, and is perfect for school or university students. It is modern and charges with the apple mac charger as well as its own. There is nothing bad to say about this computer I would highly recommend it to everyone.

Money well spent, seamless & quality product. You can tell when you're typing or using the touch pad that it is a quality product. I did alot of research before purchasing & I am very glad I went with a Microsoft Surface Laptop.