Microsoft's Surface Laptop 2 has it all, including a great keyboard, high-res touchscreen, more powerful performance, and battery that lasts.

Microsoft’s Surface Laptop Go 2 is its least expensive laptop, but it’s also its smallest. It’s ideal for users who need an ultraportable machine and aren’t worried about having the most ...

Overall, your Surface Laptop Go 2 options range from between $599 to $799 versus the $549 to $899 range of the earlier model. This doesn’t quite hit the budget price point of competing laptops ...

The new Surface Laptop 2 is almost identical to its predecessor at first glance, but Microsoft has made some noticeable improvements under the hood. Sadly, those don’t include adding a USB-C port.

Opening up the Surface Laptop 2 and you find a really nice keyboard and surround. Rather than continue the aluminium inside the base, Microsoft has covered the exposed areas with alcantara fabric.

The Surface Pro 6, Surface Laptop 2, Surface Pro 7, Surface Go, and some versions of the Surface Laptop 3 include this fabric. It's also included in some other Microsoft devices like the Surface ...

The Microsoft Surface Laptop Go 2 doesn't reinvent the original, but some minor upgrades and a new CPU put this affordable, stylish notebook back among your best budget options for 2022.

Microsoft announced the Surface Laptop 2, an upgraded budget laptop that adds an 11th-gen Core chip, a full-fledged Windows 11 OS, and improved serviceability that will facilitate repairs.

The Surface Laptop Go 2 starts at $599, but to hit that mark, Microsoft had to make some questionable cuts. Though the base version now has a 128GB SSD, it is still equipped with only 4GB of RAM ...

The new Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio 2 takes the lead as Microsoft’s most-powerful member of its long-running Surface line of PCs.It also earns some extra credit for having a complex mashup ...

Surface Laptop Studio 2 review: Keyboard & touchpad (Image credit: Future) Just like Huawei and Dell, Microsoft has spent the last couple of years fiddling around with haptic touchpads after Apple ...