Just like last year’s model, the Surface Laptop 5’s port selection includes a Surface Connect charging port, a USB-A port and a USB-C port — the latter of which has finally been upgraded to ...

The Surface Laptop and Surface Pro are lighter and thinner, with pared-down specs, but the 2024 models are better and available for the same prices, if not less.

While the Surface Laptop 5 isn't a big update, the addition of new 12th-gen Intel chips and a Thunderbolt 4 port provide a big bump up in speed and usability. New for this year is a sage green ...

The greater bandwidth in the Thunderbolt 4 port also lets you create a dual 4K monitor setup with less latency compared to what previous Surface Laptops offered. The Surface Laptop 5 is a couple ...

Still just USB-A, USB-C and a headphone jack Thunderbolt 4 support is a welcome new feature The port array on the Surface Laptop 5 is nearly identical to last year's model. You get one USB-A 3.1 ...

that unfortunately means we're not getting thinner bezels on the Surface Laptop 5. The "new and improved" design may simply be referring to the additional ports and 120Hz display. Overall ...

In regards to ports, there's really not much to write home about here. The Surface Laptop 5 finally gains Thunderbolt 4 capabilities with this generation via a single USB-C port located on the ...

The laptops' designs (including size, weight, ports, and screen size and resolution) aren't changing at all from the Surface Laptop 4. The 13.5-inch laptop weighs 2.8 pounds (or 2.86, with the all ...

Actually, almost everything about the Surface Laptop 5 is the same as before, aside from the addition of new 12th-gen Intel CPUs and one Thunderbolt 4 port. And considering the advancements its ...

Microsoft finally found its answer to the MacBook Air last year with the 13.8-inch Surface Laptop (formerly known as 7th ...

The Microsoft Surface Laptop 5 generally prioritizes aesthetics over performance, which isn’t always a bad thing. On paper, there are many rivals that offer more value. Put simply, Microsoft’s ...