Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio 2022 – vale Book 3
The new Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio 2022 is here. It starts from $2,399 for an Intel 11th Gen ‘H’ series Core processor and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Ti graphics (i7 model). It features a 14.4”, 120Hz screen on a cantilever hinge for laptop, slate and presentation formats.
Or course, we led with the ‘from price’, but here is the ‘to’ price
- i5, 16/256 or 512GB $2,399/2699
- i7 16/512/1TB/2TB NVIDIA GeForce $3149/4049/4649
Add to that the Surface Slim Pen at $189.95 and other essentials.
Microsoft says you can build apps, edit videos, render animations, and enjoy smooth gameplay without breaking a sweat. Yes – that is correct.
Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio 2022
Website | Product Page |
Price | From $$2399 to $4649 Student and teacher discounts may apply |
Warranty | 12-months ACL |
From | Microsoft Online or Harvey Norman, JB Hi-Fi and approved Microsoft resellers |
More | CyberShack Microsoft news and reviews |
As we are yet to review this device, the details below are from Microsoft. Note that there are enterprise models that we have not included.
Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio 2022 specs
Display | 14.4” PixelSense Flow 120Hz touch 2400 x 1600 (201 PPI) Aspect ratio: 3:2 Nits: supports HRD 500 Contrast: 1500:1 Gamut: Not disclosed by supports 100% sRGB 10-point multi-touch Dolby Vision decode/downmix |
Processor/GPU | 10nm 3.1/4.4GHz H35 i5-11300H, Iris Xe graphics (80 EU) GeekBench 5 single/multi 1286/4445 10nm, 3.3/4.4GHz H35 i7-11370H, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Ti laptop GPU 4GB GDDR6 GPU memory, GeekBench 5 single/multi 1400/4869 |
Windows | Windows 11 Home – Pro at extra cost |
Size/Weight | 323.28 x 228.32 x 18.4 (i5/i7 1.75kg/1.82kg) |
Memory | 16GB or 32GB LPDDR4x RAM soldered to the motherboard |
Storage | Removable SSD: 256 GB, 512 GB, 1TB, 2TB SSD not user upgradable |
Battery | i5: Up to 19 hours of typical device usage i7: Up to 18 hours Microsoft’s tests are achievable, but real-world use is about 4-5 hours less. |
Wireless | Wi-Fi 6: AX BT: 5.1 |
Ports | 2 x TB4/USB 4.0 3.5mm headphone jack Surface Connect port |
Sensors | Accelerometer Gyroscope Magnetometer Ambient light sensor |
Camera Front | 1080p Windows Hello face authentication |
Audio | Dual far-field Studio Mics Quad Omnisonic speakers with Dolby Atmos Decode/downmix |
Keyboard and Trackpad | Backlight Mechanical – QWERTY, full row of F1-F12, Windows key and dedicated buttons for media controls, screen brightness Haptic Touchpad |
Hinge | Dynamic Woven Hinge for frictionless movement |
In the Box | i5 65W and i7 102W charger |
CyberShack’s view – nice design and lots to covet
Instead of a removable Book 3 style tablet screen, this has a cantilever hinge (like the Acer ConceptD Ezel). Book users will lament that, but the tablet suffered from poor battery life and flaky Magnetic Hinge. This offers a more reliable design.
It has 2 x Thunderbolt 4 ports, and the Surface Connect port to make the best use of the TB4 port. It still has a three-pole 3.5mm port.
Early international reviews comment on the excellent hinge design, bright, colour accurate, 3:2 screen and keyboard/trackpad (now 1.3” throw mechanical with haptic feedback). They also suggest battery life is shorter than claimed and that the H processor is mid-range in performance.
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