Compared to a lot of modern laptops in its price range, it's just OK. The screen is nothing to get excited about unless you're upgrading from an old laptop with a dim screen. I'm a fan of 3:2 aspect-ratio displays since they fit more on a screen than widescreen aspects like 16:9 - unless what you want to fit is video. The 3:2 display, which is just a larger version of the 13-incher's, is a higher resolution to maintain the same 201-ppi pixel density. It feels responsive but isn't very quiet. The keys have 1.3mm of travel, which is typical for its class. The keyboard is the same as the 13-inch, just with larger empty spaces on the sides and the touchpad is the same size. In fact, there seems like a bit of wasted space here altogether.
It also has a metal keyboard deck rather than the odd Alcantara fabric. There are two nontrivial differences: A monitor-compatible-via-dongle USB-C port replaces the mini DisplayPort connector and it's more easily opened, so the SSD can be upgraded (the memory is still soldered and the battery difficult to remove). The design is essentially the same as the 13-inch Surface Laptop 3, which means it's basically a bigger Surface Laptop 2, which was essentially just the Surface Laptop.
15-inch 2,496 x 1,664 (201 ppi, 3:2 aspect ratio) pen and touch displayĪMD Ryzen 5 3580U Microsoft Surface Editionġ x USB-C, 1 x USB-A, headphone jack, proprietary power
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