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Yes, the bezels are still big.

Yes, the bezels are still big.

I’m a big fan of Microsoft’s laptop hardware and have been devotedly buying its Surface devices as my personal computers for a number of years now. Very few companies make hardware as uniquely beautiful as the Redmond tech giant does. So I was a bit happier than some of my fellow tech critics were to hear that Microsoft didn’t mess too much with the design of the Surface Laptop.  

The Laptop 5, releasing today, looks almost identical to last year’s Laptop 4. The main difference is the processor on the inside and the processor options. Previous versions of the Surface Laptop have offered a choice between Intel and AMD SKUs; Intel offered more raw power, while AMD was more efficient, so consumers could shop to their preference. Not so this year. The Laptop 5 is Intel-only. 

Microsoft has not provided a reason for this. When asked, an executive told Verge editor Tom Warren, “We focused on shipping Intel 12th Gen.” So here I am, reviewing a 13.5-inch Intel-powered laptop that puts a somewhat unremarkable chip in a still-remarkable chassis.

8Verge Score

Microsoft Surface Laptop 5 13.5-inch

$999.99

The Good

  • Strong single-core performance
  • Super thin and light chassis
  • 3:2 display
  • Thunderbolt support

The Bad

  • Camera still 720p
  • Would like some more ports
  • Battery life a step back from last year’s AMD model

$1000 at Microsoft$1700 at Best Buy$1300 at B&H

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This thing is so thin, man.

Here’s what you need to know about the Surface Laptop 5. 

  • There are two screen sizes. As in past years, Microsoft is selling a 13.5-inch 2256 x 1504 model and a 15-inch 2496 x 1664 model. Screen size is the main difference; processors and other internal components are mostly the same. Both panels support Dolby Vision IQ (which is supposed to help optimize HDR content). The 13-inch display is quite sharp and more than bright enough for home use. I did catch some glare when there was direct light on the glossy display, but it wasn’t stark enough to be a problem. 
  • It’s a pretty machine. The familiar Windows logo adorns the lid, and the finish is professional. It’s quite light at 2.86 pounds, and holding it feels very much like holding a MacBook Air.
  • The bezels are big. I wouldn’t say that this interferes hugely with the user experience, but I will concede that, as with last year’s model, they are… blocky. Shrinking the bezels seemed like a no-brainer tweak to refresh the design in a modern way and bring the laptop closer to premium competitors.
  • There’s a green one. The sage model, limited to the 13.5-inch size, is new this year, and it’s supposed to be green. I was sent the sage option to review, and I will say that calling it green is a… stretch. It looks gray to me. But, you know, epistemic humility and all that.
  • Finally, Thunderbolt. One of the Laptop 4’s pain points was the lack of Thunderbolt, even on Intel models. The Laptop 5 finally brings that standard to the sole USB-C port it has, along with a USB-A and a headphone jack on the left side. That, for the record, is not very many ports. I wish there were more — at least an SD slot.
  • The keyboard is still a bit flat. Surface keys have a very identifiable snap. That’s one of my favorite things about the Surface Book keyboard, which remains one of my favorite keyboards on the market to this day. But I could feel my fingers thunking on the Laptop 5 in a way they don’t on the Surface Book, and I wish there were more travel here.

The trusted Windows logo remains.

I could feel my fingers thunking on the Laptop 5

One other note I have about the chassis is that there’s something going on with the little pads on the bottom of the deck. Specifically, they have no grip at all, and this model was sliding around my desk to no end. This won’t be a problem for everyone. I just feel the need to mention it here because it drove me, personally, up the wall. Thank you for listening. We’ll get through this together. 

See, I just don’t know about calling this “green.”

Here’s another angle. Look green to you?

The Surface Laptop model I have retails for $1,699. It’s the most expensive model, including a Core i7-1255U (on paper, efficient and tailored to thin-and-lights) as well as 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage. I used it largely for Google Docs work and research as well as some Spotify, TV watching, and messing around in Photoshop. For that sort of workload, the 1255U is going to be totally fine. It got through everything without any noticeable heat in the keyboard and chassis. 

Surface Laptop 5 (13.5-inch) benchmarks

Cinebench R23 Multi 7691
Cinebench R23 Single 1674
Cinebench R23 Multi looped for 30 minutes 7061
Geekbench 5 CPU Multi 8975
Geekbench 5 CPU Single 1643
Geekbench 5 OpenCL / Compute 17801
PugetBench for Premiere Pro 331
Premiere Pro 4K export test 9:45

Temperatures hovered in the mid-80s (degrees Celsius) at their highest with a handful of jumps as high as 100

To simulate heavier workloads, I ran both CPU and GPU benchmarks. Across the board, compared to the AMD-powered Surface Laptop 4 I reviewed last year, this Intel model is better on single-core tasks, better on graphic tests, and worse on some multi-core tasks. This is unsurprising — single-core is Intel’s strength. But it is somewhat remarkable that an AMD model from last year (powered by an AMD chip that was already, at that time, a generation old) continues to outmuscle Intel’s current line in any tests at all. Cooling was also fine during this process, with temperatures hovering in the mid-80s (degrees Celsius) at their highest with a handful of jumps as high as 100.

The ports are all squeezed onto the left side, with the Surface connector on the right.

Battery life averaged seven hours and 51 minutes of continuous use with brightness at medium. Compared to what I’ve been seeing from other Intel thin-and-lights this year, I will take that result. I saw three hours longer from the AMD Surface Laptop 4, however, even though the two units have a battery that’s nearly the same size. 

Agree to Continue: Microsoft Surface Laptop 5 (13.5-inch)

The mandatory policies for which agreement is required to use the laptop are:

  • Microsoft Software License terms (Windows Operating System) and Manufacturer’s Limited Hardware Warranty and Agreement

In addition, there are a bunch of optional things to agree to, including:

  • Privacy settings including location, Find My Device, diagnostic data, inking and typing, tailored experiences, advertising ID
  • Sign up for a Microsoft 365 free trial
  • Sign up for an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate free trial

That’s two mandatory agreements and eight optional ones.

Ultimately, the Laptop 5 continues to be a well-built and well-performing laptop that, while expensive, is not so high in the retail clouds that any substantial flaw is a nonstarter. (Cough, ThinkPads.) It is a good computer that I enjoy using. It has more than enough power for general use, while those who need heavier graphic chops may prefer the much heavier Surface Laptop Studio, which is available with discrete GPUs.

But the battery life is not as good as last year’s AMD models were providing. It is legitimate to trade off some efficiency in exchange for additional power. It’s a tradeoff I’m sure some shoppers are happy to make. But it wasn’t one Microsoft needed to ask of them. Microsoft could’ve had it both ways.

Microsoft Surface Laptop 5 accessibility (as reviewed)

  • The letter keys are 0.6 x 0.6 inches with 0.1 inches between them. All keys are backlit. Fn and Caps Lock have indicator lights. The power button is 0.6 x 0.1 inches. The volume keys are 0. 6 x 0.4 inches. The keys are grayish-green with white text and take a small amount of force to depress.
  • The speakers reached an average of 80 decibels in my testing, which is on par with a standard external speaker.
  • The lid can be opened with one hand.
  • There is a touchscreen with a 1300:1 contrast ratio.
  • The touchpad is 4.5 x 3 inches.
  • Setup involves turning the device on and clicking through several menus.
  • The Laptop 5 supports facial logins but not fingerprint logins.

Windows 11

  • Windows 11 includes a dedicated accessibility menu.
  • Windows 11 includes a built-in screen reader (Narrator). It supports third-party screen readers, including NVDA from NV Access and Jaws from Freedom Scientific. A full list of compatible software can be found on Microsoft’s website.
  • Windows 11 supports voice typing (accessed by Windows + H) and speech recognition (toggled with Windows + Ctrl + S).
  • Color Filters, including inverted, grayscale, red-green, and blue-yellow can be toggled with Windows + Ctrl + C. Contrast themes are toggled with Alt + Left Shift + Print Screen. Standard Dark Mode and custom colors are also available under Personalization.
  • Caption color and size can be customized and appear close to the bottom of the screen.
  • The keyboard can be remapped with Microsoft’s PowerToys. Sticky Keys is supported. An on-screen keyboard is available.
  • The cursor’s size and speed can be adjusted, and gestures can be remapped in Touchpad Settings.
  • Windows 11 supports eye control with external eye trackers.
  • Windows 11 includes a Snap Layout feature, accessed by hovering over the Maximize button on any open window.

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Laptop Deals — Windows PC

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Another hit of a deal that chances are a lot of people are sleeping on. The Acer Aspire 5 may look like a relatively unassuming 15.6-inch laptop on first impressions. But look closer at those specs — QHD display, 12th Gen Intel Core i5, 16GB RAM and a 512GB SSD. For £699, that kind of list is a steal.

Asus ROG Zephyrus G14: £1,799 £1,549 @ Amazon
The ultraportable gaming powerhouse that is the Zephyrus G14 is a fantastic option for those who wish to easily play on-the-go, and this deep price cut just eliminated what my main gripe was with it when I reviewed it last year. That 16:10 QHD display is gorgeously smooth — kept so silky by an AMD Ryzen 9-6900HS CPU, Radeon RX 6800S GPU, and 16GB of DDR4 RAM. Plus you can stuff it full of games on that 1TB SSD.

Lenovo IdeaPad 5 Pro: £999 £849 @ Amazon
A solid option for content creators and prosumers looking for a little extra GPU horsepower. This IdeaPad 5 Pro packs an RTX 3050 alongside a 4.5GHz AMD Ryzen 5 CPU, 16GB of LPDDR5 RAM and a 512GB SSD. Pair that with the legendary ergonomics Lenovo is known for and a gorgeous 16-inch display, and this is a great choice.

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Dell XPS 13: £949 £933 @ Amazon
Take a look at our 5-star Dell XPS 13 review and you’ll see just how much we love this portable powerhouse for its top-shelf specs and stylish design. This one is no different, cramming an 12th gen Intel Core i5 CPU, 8GB LPDDR4 RAM and a 256GB SSD into this masterfully crafted hardware with a bright and lovely FHD+ display.

Asus ROG Strix G15 (RTX 3070 Ti): £1,649 £1,599 @ Amazon
Save £50 on the 2022 Asus ROG Strix Scar 15. This machine packs a 15.6-inch QHD 165Hz display, 3.3-GHz AMD Ryzen 9 5900HX 8-core CPU, 16GB of RAM and Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 3070 Ti GPU. Rounding out its hardware specs is a fast 512GB SSD for storage. 

Asus VivoBook 15: £449 £349 @ Very
Now £100 off, the Asus VivoBook 15 is one of the best cheap laptops for the money. The notebook in this deal packs a 15.6-inch (1920 x 1080) display, an Intel Pentium Gold CPU, 8GB of RAM, and a 256GB SSD.

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My favourite ultrabook is now £300 off right now in a huge Black Friday deal! The Huawei MateBook X Pro packs a stunning 14.2-inch display, 12th Gen Intel Core i7 CPU, 16GB DDR5 RAM and a 1TB SSD  — all in a sleek, durable and lightweight chassis.

Laptop Deals — Apple MacBooks

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We absolutely adore the new 14-inch MacBook Pro, and the base model is an incredible option for most creative pros. The 10-core CPU and 16-core GPU of the M2 Pro is able to outperform even the M1 Max in terms of intensive tasks, the 16GB of RAM is able to capably handle multitasking, and with 512GB of SSD storage, that’s enough room for most projects. Oh, and did we mention that beautiful design and expanded selection of I/O?

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As you can read in our MacBook Air with M1 review, the switch to an ARM-based processor presents a groundbreaking transformation with blistering performance and super-long battery life. All of this is crammed into a seriously sleek chassis and runs so cool, it doesn’t need a fan.

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The best ASUS laptops for creativity and creativity｜ASUS

Creativity requires a special laptop, with the perfect combination of performance, portability and other features that would enhance the entire creative process. ASUS offers one of the widest ranges of laptops for creative work – in any field and at any skill level. These devices are distinguished by great design, exclusive functionality and serious computing power.

ASUS Creative Laptops

7 reasons to choose an ASUS laptop for creativity and creativity

High-quality display

ASUS laptop OLED displays are capable of displaying 1 billion colors, support high dynamic range (HDR), and have an ultra-low response time (0. 2ms). Pantone and Calman certified for color accuracy, and low blue light for eye comfort during extended work sessions. 1

Full speed

The exclusive IceCool cooling system ensures that flagship NVIDIA RTX processors and graphics cards run smoothly without any performance degradation even under the heaviest workloads.

Quiet operation

Enjoy quiet operation with customizable fan settings. In standard mode, the noise level from the laptop will be no more than 40 dB.

High Speed ​​Interfaces

Create when inspiration strikes without being limited by the speed of interfaces. Transfer large files quickly or connect to external 8K monitors with support for advanced standards including Thunderbolt 4, Wi-Fi 6 and SD Express 7.0. 1

Optimized for professional software

ASUS creative notebooks use NVIDIA Studio drivers and are tested for compatibility by professional software developers such as Adobe, Autodesk and SolidWorks. 1

ASUS Exclusive Designs

Work smarter with ASUS-exclusive Dial and DialPad controllers, optional ScreenPad Plus, ProArt Creator Hub. 1

Certified Reliability

ASUS notebooks are rigorously tested to US military industrial standards, including drop and vibration tests, so you can be sure that accidental bumps and bumps won’t damage them. 1

What are the features of notebooks for creativity and creative work?

Designed for creative work, ASUS notebooks use selected components to ensure high performance and stability. Processors – up to Intel Xeon – will allow you to efficiently create in multitasking mode, using several resource-intensive applications at the same time. Graphics cards – the NVIDIA RTX series with NVIDIA Studio drivers – are fully compatible with the most popular professional software from Adobe and Autodesk. And the results of your work will be presented at their best on OLED displays with perfectly accurate, true-to-life color reproduction.

In addition to powerful components, we offer exclusive developments to help you be more productive, both software (ProArt Creator Hub app) and hardware (Dial and DialPad controllers, additional screen ScreenPad Plus).

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Finding the perfect laptop

Professionals and hobbyists require different tools, so it’s important to find the right laptop for your needs in terms of performance and features. Find out which product lines best suit your creative needs.

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Studiobook

Animation and game design

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Hollywood concept artist

What I love about my ProArt Studiobook Pro 15 is its Quadro RTX Max-Q graphics card. In fact, it just renders faster – in just a few minutes. And that means I save hours of time every day.

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Studiobook

Filmmaking & Video Editing

Jacob & Cathy Schwartz

Commercial & Movie Directors

Being able to travel light and still have the most powerful device with us is very important… 4K and Pantone color rendering is just fantastic.

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Studiobook

Animation and game design

Ryogo Toyoda

3D illustrator

You can use the 3D modeling program and Photoshop at the same time. Completely different level compared to conventional laptops.

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Studiobook

Animation & Game Design

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Special Effects Technical Director

The workmanship is amazing and the performance is superior to any competing product on the market. The RTX 6000 in mobile form allows me to render at the speed of thought!

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Zenbook Pro

Filmmaking & Video Editing

Chris Howe

YouTuber/Creative Director

Zenbook Pro Duo 15 OLED lets you customize any workspace to your liking… Control panel lets you make subtle changes – from with a mouse or touchpad, this is often problematic.

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Zenbook Pro

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The Zenbook Pro Duo is my favorite laptop for content creation. He knows everything I need. It’s a powerful tool and a lot of fun to use.

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Why MacBook is the best laptop in 2021

The question of choosing a laptop will be relevant for many years to come. Maybe someday tablets will replace our usual laptops, but, in my opinion, this is definitely not worth waiting for in the next 10 years. Think for yourself. We have been accustomed to this form factor with a physical keyboard and a full operating system for decades. It will be extremely difficult to abandon it in favor of other devices. In fact, when choosing a computer, all users face the question: take a Windows machine or fork out for a Mac. I made a clear decision for myself: only the MacBook and nothing else.

Don’t buy Windows laptops. Try to get yourself a Mac.

Quite recently, our colleagues from AndroidInsider.ru published an article on the topic: Why I see no reason to buy a MacBook. After reading, I had exactly the same question: Why does the author see no reason to buy a MacBook? It’s the best computer that can happen to you. In any case, it seems to me that this is an obvious fact.

I propose to go through the points clearly, analyze each of them and clearly unwind the lovers of Android devices with arguments. I don’t think they realize how harsh this sounds. Just think: Android + Windows. I’ve seen this in my nightmares.

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Contents

  • 1 Windows to Mac transition
  • 2 MacBook battery
  • 3 Apple ecosystem
  • 4 Can I play on a MacBook

Transition from Windows to Mac

No matter if you are moving from Windows to Mac or even buying a computer for the first time in your life – problems in this regard cannot arise a priori. But I understand why Windows owners often worry about this topic. They just imagine the same complex system with a bunch of settings and system files, the inability to turn off automatic updates that torment them every week, and so on.

You can switch from Windows to Mac in just two clicks.

And now the user thinks that a mysterious macOS lives somewhere with a bunch of nuances and problems. I can imagine how difficult it is for a Windows laptop owner to switch to another similar system. Calm down, friends, the two operating systems have almost nothing in common, and there are a thousand times fewer problems with macOS.

In fact, macOS is extremely simple and straightforward to use. When I myself moved to the MacBook, the addiction process took no more than an hour. Yes, learning some tricks like keyboard shortcuts and the nuances of working with Finder took me a while, but without it everything would be in order. To switch to a Mac, you just need to buy a Mac. No more.

MacBook battery

The era of bulky laptops is over. It is simply impossible to disagree with this. But if Windows-machines began to make such a transition two or three years ago, then the MacBook has been thin for a very long time. Moreover, if Mac owners always carry their gadgets with them, then it is not customary to carry other devices somewhere for a reason that is not clear to me.

Windows laptops stay at home not only because of their size.

How many users carry their laptop around with them? Of course not. It’s simple: the autonomy of a good laptop is 8 hours. And after half a year after the purchase – even less. The MacBook is far ahead in this indicator (we take into account only ultrabooks). The MacBook Air on the M1, for example, will be able to run 18 hours of video playback or 15 hours of browsing. Plus, it’s not customary to turn off the MacBook. It’s convenient – closed, left.

Well, the icing on the cake will be – the blue screen of death, constantly popping up updates and errors. As soon as you come to a cafe to sit at work, as soon as it is a mistake. Agree, unpleasant? Here’s another reason to get yourself a laptop from Apple.

Apple ecosystem

The Apple ecosystem is something that I will never give up for anything. A bunch of Apple Watch, iPhone, iPad and MacBook is something. Just imagine, open the lid of the poppy – it is unlocked, you need to scan documents, you press a couple of buttons – the iPhone camera is activated, you urgently need a second monitor – the iPad can do it. Copy text on your phone and paste on your computer – no problem.

To be honest, I’m addicted to Apple. Their gadgets are a drug.

Every day you understand that before you are not separate devices, but a single mechanism, where each screw is a phone, tablet, watch or other gadget. You say that this is extortion of money? Yes, but I agree. It’s worth it.

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Can I play on a MacBook

Games are more difficult. Apple computers are not originally based on such tasks. Mac is primarily a device for work, but games are also here. Earlier, the author of AppleInsider.ru Oleg Svirgstin already discussed this topic in his article. I have a slightly different view on this.

Instructions: how to play correctly on a Mac.

We used to play computer games very often. It was a whole ritual: to sit down after work, discarding all unnecessary things, and completely immerse yourself in the process. Now almost no one does this. Most often, we play only during breaks at work or school. The gaming industry has only adapted to us.

That’s why you won’t find cool titles like The Witcher or Grand Theft Auto in the App Store. People have moved away from this. And, of course, the Apple ecosystem does not mean that the Mac is a gaming device. For entertainment, they have another gadget.

As a result, I think that Macs are not bought only by those who do not have money for them.