Best Surface for students 2023: The perfect PC for heading back to school or college

Great advice on all levels Zac, but what do you do when your grandchild has an iPhone, iPad, and asks why aren't we getting a MacBook Air?

And NO all you flamers, it's not an answer to say "because I'm paying..."
 
My issue with the article is not even whether or not students have Apple hardware for mobility.
It's more like "Why buy an overpriced or under-spec Surface?".

After owning Surface several Surface devices, Microsoft pulled me away from their lineup with the 9 series. All overpriced or with inferior specs.

I got a superior 2-in-1 Lenovo computer for cheaper with superior hardware. And more recently, I bought a Robo & Kala 2-in-1 ARM based (8cx Gen 3) for 1/3 the price of the equivalent Surface Pro 9.

Seriously, you really need to be a die-hard Surface fan to waste money on their hardware.
 
Great advice on all levels Zac, but what do you do when your grandchild has an iPhone, iPad, and asks why aren't we getting a MacBook Air?

And NO all you flamers, it's not an answer to say "because I'm paying..."
I didn't get you a MacBook Air, because I'm your GrandParent, its 2024, and the Macbook Air still doesn't have a touchscreen.
 
If you're heading back to school, you'll probably need a new PC for the new semester and beyond. Here are the best Microsoft Surface PCs for your studies.

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The Surface Laptop has one inexcusable flaw: The screen doesn't lay flat.
That makes it very cumbersome to draw on the screen. Pinch-to-Zoom and basic finger selection or drawing is OK, but pen input is not. And that's going to be very irritating, sooner or later.

So get a Surface Pro, or look at Dell. HP or Lenovo (or the others) to find a 180-degree hinge (or perhaps a 360-degree hinge).
 
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