It's got features more creative folks will enjoy, and unless you really need the GPU horsepower or a better inking experience, you won't be disappointed.Apart from its attractive build, the Surface Pro 7 also offers a variety of unique features. It's beautifully designed and made, more affordable than the Surface Book 3, and for general-purpose PC use, schoolwork, day to day use, it ticks all the boxes. The Surface Laptop 3 is a superb all-rounder and is an easy recommendation to everyone. That's a pretty massive saving, and if you're trying to keep your budget in check, then the Surface Laptop 3 is a wise choice. The Surface Laptop 3 currently starts at $800, that's half what you'll have to pay for the lowest priced Surface Book 3. For power users, this the right choice.Īway from the hardware, the pricing is important to consider, too. The 15-inch Surface Laptop 3 has excellent integrated AMD graphics, but that simply doesn't compare to what's available in the Surface Book 3. If you're looking for GPU power be that for video editing, rendering, or even a touch of gaming here and there, then the Surface Book 3 is the obvious choice. You can ink on it, the technology is built into the display, but since it's a traditional clamshell laptop design, it's much more awkward to use.īesides the versatility, the other significant difference is the sheer horsepower.
The tablet also makes the Surface Book 3 much more useful with inking and the Surface Pen than the Surface Laptop 3. The Surface Laptop 3 starts at nearly half the price of the Surface Book 3 right now. If you want something more portable, more mobile, and you don't need the keyboard, you can leave it at home. Not only is this perfect for consuming media, but you also have a tablet as well as a laptop. The first big difference is that the Surface Book 3 has a detachable display and one that can fold around when it's attached to the keyboard base like a convertible. Storage and RAM options are comparable across both, and where Intel CPUs are used, both are now on 10th Gen chips. For one, both are available in two sizes, 13-inch and 15-inch, and both pack the high-quality design and all-metal build that we've come to know from Surface products.īoth, too, have high-resolution displays with both touch support and digital inking support, and both also support the optional Surface Dial add-on. In several areas, these two laptops are quite similar. Two Surface Connect ports (1 in tablet, 1 in keyboard base)ġx USB-C, 1x USB-A, 1x Surface Connect, 3.5 mm headphone jack One USB Type-C w/ video, power in/out and USB 3.1 (Gen1) data
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