The Microsoft Surface Book 2 – Is It Still the Ultimate Laptop?
When first released, the Microsoft Surface Book 2 was billed as the “ultimate laptop,” which is pretty much on target. It was primarily designed to be a laptop first, but can also be used as a part-time tablet.
This video takes a look back at how this laptop has performed since it came upon the scene a couple of years ago.
If you are the type of person who views the devices you purchase as an investment, this video should be of interest to you.
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I hope you liked the video, and want to know
What we think about the Microsoft Surface Book 2
We found the conclusions in this video pretty interesting. Like it or not, the future of Windows is convertibles.
That said, Microsoft did not design the Surface Book 2 to be all things to all people. Microsoft simply built, as they claim, the “ultimate laptop”.
We think they got it right with the Surface Book 2.
It has not only physically held up well but has also performed well for a laptop that’s a couple of years old.
If you’re in the market for a solid laptop value, it might be a good time to take a look at a Surface Book 2.
Right now, you can save up to $500 on select Surface Book 2, starting at $1299.99
Even with the generous discount, a new Surface Book 2 might not within your budget. If that’s the case, we’ve listed a few we found at some pretty awesome prices.
Surface Book 2 laptops on eBay
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