Microsoft Surface Laptop 4 15-inch Touchscreen 256GB SSD 3.0GHz i7 with Windows 10 Pro (16GB RAM, Intel i7-1185G7, Wi-Fi, Latest Model) – Matte Black, 5IF-00001

This surface 7 is exactly what I was looking for. I've used a surface 5 with a contracted project, but wanted something faster with a longer battery life to use with my corporate stuff. After reading some of the other reviews regarding the compatibility between older software and this newer system, I got a little concerned that the surface 7 wasn't the way to go. But, it has more than exceeded my expectations and then some. I had to search and download some of the older drivers in order to use my laser printers, but I have not had one single issue with any other piece of software.

Great system, unfortunately Microsoft changed the processor on all the newer models. many of the "legacy" apps are incompatible with that new technology. if you are starting from scratch, you have a better chance of making this work, if you have apps you use that are older, there is a good chance they won't work. something to think about.

I was a little nervous with the lowest price for a 16GB Surface 4 15" being sold on Amazon. The description was "like new" so I decided to go for it. Wow, this thing is totally new. The plastic wrap was removed prior but the power cord still had the rubber bands on it and the box was original. Mine came with Windows 11 Pro (it was advertised as Windows 10 pro) so maybe not exactly as described but this feels and smells like a brand new machine. I put it on a full charge and used it off and on for 3 days and still have battery left. I'm 100% satisfied with this machine.

This is a great compact laptop from Microsoft. I've had a Surface Pro in the past...but like this folding Surface better. I use this as my home office unit and it's held up wonderfully and handles everything I've needed it for. Travels well when needed and paired it with a wireless Bluetooth mouse. When I use it in my studio, I connect it to additional monitors for more real estate via a docking station.

This was exactly as listed in the offer. It was a sealed brand new Surface Laptop 4. Had no problems setting up Al worked perfectly.

First thing about the seller: When listing the delivery, which was supposed to be the following day, the laptop top didn't show up three days later. Plus, paying this amount, the condition was B-. I would expect at least A. The laptop was not configured, and I had to do all the BIOS updates and the config menu. Overall, it's OK. The seller should be more focused on the service.

As stated 2 of the 10 I ordered are DOA. 2 more I was able to bring online after leaving them plugged in over the weekend. Unfortunately we didn't find the defective units until after the return deadline. Reached out to the seller with no response. As it stands now I have two $1000 paperweights. Microsoft can't help as the original purchase by the seller is long past the date for any support.

I was provided a Surface 4 Laptop for work. Closing all other application and just attending a zoom video call causes it to overheat and crash. Over and over. Place it on a cooling pad to actively cool the bottom, it still thermal trips and crashes.No lie, the only way I could maintain stable performance, again this is just for hardware-accelerated video conferencing, was to place the laptop directly on a fabric-lined cool pack... Those things full of gel you freeze and use instead of ice.I suspect there are subpar heat pipes and thermal interfacing, poor fan ramping and overall performance characteristics, as well as XE Graphics being terrible.Other laptops, with beefy dedicated GPUs can be used to mine crypro for goodness sake. This thing chokes on Zoom.Complete abysmal fail from Microsoft.... 4These should be recalled. The design is flawed. They couldn't possibly not know it. Don't care what the sales price is, I wouldn't pay $200 for this.Plus since when is an utter lack of ports good design? The whole point of a laptop is the whole system in one form factor. This thing has one usb-a port. So plug in a receiver for a mouse and keyboard, you have to use a hub or usb-c adapter for a flash drive or security key. No Ethernet either.This line of laptops is garbage and the only saving grace is the thermal runaway doesn't cause the battery to explode. There's a great spelling point.