It's actually not that different coming from the Surface Laptop 2, so Microsoft isn't breaking any new ground here. Suffice to say, the updated port selection and new colours are among the biggest changes you'll see on the Surface Laptop 3.
That aside, we've already done a pretty detailed hands-on with the laptop, so I won't be rehashing what's already been said. Port options are still rather sparse though, and the only other connectors are a USB 3.1 (Gen 1) Type-A, 3.5mm headphone jack, and the Surface Connect port. The Surface Laptop 3 is also finally getting a USB-C port, a long-overdue change that opens up more expansion and charging solutions outside of Microsoft's own charger and dock. A word of warning regarding the black finish though – it's quite the fingerprint magnet, so you'll have to put in work to keep it clean.īuild quality is excellent though, and the laptop feels impeccably built and just oozes quality. The matte black aluminium colour is beautiful, and Microsoft also makes models with Alcantara fabric that give it a pretty unique look, especially when it comes to the mesmerising Cobalt Blue. However, the Surface Laptop 3 also faces more competition than its other siblings, especially from the gorgeous new Dell XPS 13, which is already looking like it could be the best ultrabook to come out in 2020.īut while the Surface Laptop 3 may not have the XPS 13's freakishly slim bezels, it's still a very attractive notebook. However, for those of you who still prefer a more traditional clamshell laptop, it's got the Surface Laptop 3, a notebook that boasts an elegant, minimalist design. Microsoft now has more Surface devices than ever, including its signature Surface Pro 7 convertible and the Surface Pro X.
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