How to preorder the Surface Laptop 7

Surface Laptop 7 devices shown next to each other in various colors
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The Surface Pro 11 isn't the only new device unveiled by Microsoft this week. In addition to the Microsoft Build 2024 event, Microsoft also announced its new Surface Laptop 7. 

The new laptop will ship on June 18, and shoppers have the option of preordering a Snapdragon X Plus- or Snapdragon X Elite-powered machine. Surface Laptop 7 preorders are now available from Microsoft from $999. Here's everything you need to know about the first wave of Surface Laptop 7 preorders.  

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How to preorder the Surface Laptop 7

Surface Laptop 7 Copilot Plus: from $999 @ Microsoft

Surface Laptop 7 Copilot Plus: from $999 @ Microsoft
The new Surface Laptop is powered by either a Snapdragon X Plus (from $999) or X Elite processor (from $1,299). The base model features a 13.8-inch PixelSense 2304 x 1536 display, 16GB of RAM, 256GB SSD, and Qualcomm Adreno GPU. The X Elite model includes a 15-inch display and starts at $1,299. 

Surface Laptop 7 Copilot Plus: from $999 @ Best Buy

Surface Laptop 7 Copilot Plus: from $999 @ Best Buy
As with the version on sale at Microsoft, Best Buy offers the  Surface Laptop either with a Snapdragon X Plus (from $999) or X Elite processor (from $1,299). Again, you'll get a 13.8-inch PixelSense 2304 x 1536 display in the base model, along with 16GB of RAM, 256GB SSD, and Qualcomm Adreno GPU. For the X Elite model, you can get a 15-inch display starting at $1,299. 

Copilot+ PC deal: free 50" TV w/ purchase @ Best BuyMembers only!

Copilot+ PC deal: free 50" TV w/ purchase @ Best Buy
Members only! Microsoft just announced its new line of Copilot+ PCs, which are designed with several AI-centric features. Purchase a  Samsung device and you'll get a free 50-inch Samsung 4K TV (DU7200) valued at $379. Alternatively, purchase any Copilot+ PC and you'll get a free 50-inch Insignia F30 Series 4K TV valued at $299. This offer is for My Best Buy Plus ($49/year) or My Best Buy Total ($179/year) members only. You can sign up for membership at Best Buy.

Surface Laptop 7 specs

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SpecSurface Laptop 7
CPUSnapdragon X Plus or X Elite
RAMUp to 64GB LDPPR5x RAM
StorageUp to 1TB
Display13.8- or 15-inch PixelSense flow display, 3:2 aspect ratio, up to 600 nits peak brightness
Webcam1080p with Windows Hello
BatteryUp to 66 Whr - up to 22 hours local video playback
Dimensions11.9 x 8.7 x 0.7 inches (13.8-inch) 13 x 9.4 x 0.7 inches (15-inch)
Weight2.96 pounds (13.8-inch) 3.67 pounds (15-inch)
PriceFrom $999

Available in 13.8- or 15-inch sizes, the new Surface Laptop 7 includes a more modest hardware upgrade. On the hardware front, the biggest new feature is the ability to opt between a Snapdragon X Plus or X Elite CPU. Otherwise, you're getting the same display options as the Surface Laptop 6, alongside the same aluminum exterior and overall design. 

However, when it comes to performance, Microsoft claims the new laptop is "80% faster than our previous generation" and its battery can last for up to 22 hours of local video playback. Additionally, Microsoft has confirmed that the Surface Laptop will support three 4K monitors, in addition to its own display. 

The new laptops will ship on June 18 with preorders available now through Microsoft and Best Buy. 

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