Jaytee
Loved the screen on the device and the overall aesthetics. No serious problems with performance though Chrome would stutter every now and then. They keyboard travels a bit too much for my liking as I prefer chiclet style and would end up missing keystrokes. Windows Hello is a dream to use - making sign-in SO much faster. I dont understand why Apple doesnt employ this on their Macbooks since they already have facial recognition on iPhones. Theyll probably save that for the "next big upgrade" cycle along with a minor bump in power and another year of that god awful butterfly keyboard. (mini-rant over) Anywho, I did end up returning this because I realized I became paranoid about the cloth material on the inside. I have an almost OCD-like paranoia when it comes to caring for expensive electronics and the fact that I had to worry about the oils of my hands dirtying this made the experience very unenjoyable. I didnt like how glossy the screen was and couldnt use it in various lighting situations, but it is very beautiful so thats a sacrifice. I also did NOT like the single USBA port and proprietary charging cable.... get with the times Microsoft. I opted for a cheaper aluminum Chromebook (Acer Chromebook 514), and I dont have to worry about dirtying it. It does everything I need it to do since I have a gaming PC for more intensive tasks (and charges via USBC! - something the surface laptop still cannot do). If you prefer a full fledged windows laptop, this is the one to get though. Top notch build quality.... just disliked the alcantara material on the inside, outdated I/O, and charging cable.
