Along with the Surface Laptop Studio 2, you will receive a 127W power supply, cable, instructions, and warranty card.
Now the 14-inch Laptop Studio 2 weighs almost 2 kg, and its thickness has increased by 3 mm. As a result, it looks much more impressive than a 14-inch MacBook. At the same time, the laptop’s form factor is still unique: There is nothing else like it on the market.
The sound of the new product is not bad. However, it still lags behind the MacBook. The keyboard is backlit and its color matches the color of the case. You can learn more about the specifications of the Surface Laptop Studio 2 below.
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The new product also loses to the MacBook in terms of front camera. Laptop Studio 2 has a lot of front-end noise and overall quality is lower.
All versions of Laptop Studio 2 feature Intel Core i7-13700H. As for graphics cards, RTX 4060 8 GB, RTX 2000 Ada 8 GB, RTX 4050 6 GB configurations are available. You can learn more about its features above.
In terms of battery life, the Laptop Studio 2 is definitely worse than the MacBook. The manufacturer promises 16-18 hours of work on complex tasks, but in reality even 10 hours will be unrealistic.
The Surface Laptop Studio 2 has about the same performance as the M1 Max-based MacBook Pro and about the same price as the M3 Max-based MacBook Pro. Benchmark test results are shown in the images above.
If you want to buy a modern, beautiful, portable, powerful, autonomous laptop, take the MacBook Pro on M3 Max. Despite its unusual design, the Surface Laptop Studio 2 is not needed at the current price, given the presence of Apple Silicon. On the other hand, if you only work from a wall outlet, need a flawless build, acceptable performance, a Windows-only laptop, or are a graphic designer with a lot of money, then you can easily buy the Laptop Studio 2.
Source: Ferra
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