Review Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio 2 Review: More Ports, More Power, Little Novelty

[Admin]

The Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio 2 is more powerful than ever and gets a USB Type-A port and microSD card slot. But it's still expensive and difficult to upgrade.

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[Giroro]

Before you get mad at Microsoft for continuing to overprice their hardware to an extreme degree, you have to remember Surface hardware is exclusively designed to be purchased by highly paid Microsoft employees who reside in Redmond Washington, a place where your average dollar is worth 30 cents. A small pool of potential customers who, ironically, all get these for free.
These suits must work really hard too. You can tell because they obviously haven't had any free time to leave the Microsoft bubble and observe the real value of a dollar in years, if not decades.

You were never going to buy one because you aren't the target market for Microsoft hardware. Nobody is.

 

[Alvar "Miles" Udell]

A great advertisement for the Dell XPS 15 (9530), and another great article showing why Surface products are incredibly overpriced compared to the competition for what you get. The Dell is $500 less (as listed on the TH article), and for the tradeoff of 32GB RAM (which you can upgrade), you get an OLED screen and better GPU, and, more importantly for creators, 137% DCI-P3 coverage vs 72% on the Surface.