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Refurb: Microsoft Surface Laptop 7: 15" 2496x1664, Snapdragon X Elite, 16GB RAM

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Newegg via eBay has Microsoft Surface Laptop 7 Copilot+ (Certified - Refurbished, ZYK-00001) on sale for $722. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member Dr.W for sharing this deal.
  • Note: Includes a 2-year warranty serviced by Allstate.
Specs:
  • 15" 2496x1664 IPS Touchscreen Display
  • Snapdragon X Elite Processor (12-Core, 1.0GHz, 48MB Cache)
  • 16GB DDR5 Memory
  • 256GB PCIe NVMe SSD
  • Backlit Keyboard, Webcam
  • Windows 11 Home

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  • Offer valid for a limited time only /while supplies last.
  • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $27.99 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $749.99.

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Newegg via eBay has Microsoft Surface Laptop 7 Copilot+ (Certified - Refurbished, ZYK-00001) on sale for $722. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member Dr.W for sharing this deal.
  • Note: Includes a 2-year warranty serviced by Allstate.
Specs:
  • 15" 2496x1664 IPS Touchscreen Display
  • Snapdragon X Elite Processor (12-Core, 1.0GHz, 48MB Cache)
  • 16GB DDR5 Memory
  • 256GB PCIe NVMe SSD
  • Backlit Keyboard, Webcam
  • Windows 11 Home

Editor's Notes

Written by citan359 | Staff
  • Offer valid for a limited time only /while supplies last.
  • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $27.99 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $749.99.

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Written by Dr.W

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Today 01:18 AM
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van.kim78Today 01:18 AM
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Is this a good deal? My graduate has a Surface 4 and going to college... he needs an upgrade and likes the Surface... Thank you
Today 01:51 AM
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Bouncy_FurbalToday 01:51 AM
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Quote from van.kim78 :
Is this a good deal? My graduate has a Surface 4 and going to college... he needs an upgrade and likes the Surface... Thank you
It's a pretty great laptop if all the software you need runs on it. Great build, great trackpad, ssd easy to upgrade
Today 01:59 AM
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Today 01:59 AM
dougpaw57Today 01:59 AM
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Quote from Bouncy_Furbal :
It's a pretty great laptop if all the software you need runs on it. Great build, great trackpad, ssd easy to upgrade
As far as the easy SSD upgrade, you are thinking of the Surface Pro tablet, not this Surface Laptop.
Today 02:15 AM
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IndigoSnow3683Today 02:15 AM
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Not a meaningful statement: As far as the easy SSD upgrade, you are thinking of the Surface Pro tablet, not this Surface Laptop.

Quote from dougpaw57 :
As far as the easy SSD upgrade, you are thinking of the Surface Pro tablet, not this Surface Laptop.
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Micr...ent/174592
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upDXHhIC7D8
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Today 03:00 AM
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LibertyPrimeToday 03:00 AM
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Quote from van.kim78 :
Is this a good deal? My graduate has a Surface 4 and going to college... he needs an upgrade and likes the Surface... Thank you
Keep in mind this uses an ARM processor, which is different processor architecture (x86) than the Surface 4. Would highly recommend you check with graduate to see if they need to use specialized software that is only compatible with x86.
Today 03:24 AM
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cornerblitz13Today 03:24 AM
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Quote from dougpaw57 :
As far as the easy SSD upgrade, you are thinking of the Surface Pro tablet, not this Surface Laptop.
No he was right, I think you have it reversed. You can easily upgrade the m.2 SSD on Surface Laptop 3 and up.
Today 04:09 AM
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dougpaw57Today 04:09 AM
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Quote from cornerblitz13 :
No he was right, I think you have it reversed. You can easily upgrade the m.2 SSD on Surface Laptop 3 and up.
The Surface Laptop requires pulling the keyboard apart. The Surface Pro tablet has the little door on the back.
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Today 04:43 AM
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dougpaw57Today 04:43 AM
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Quote from IndigoSnow3683 :
Not a meaningful statement: As far as the easy SSD upgrade, you are thinking of the Surface Pro tablet, not this Surface Laptop.

https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Micr...ent/174592
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upDXHhIC7D8
Another thing you need to realize is that the Microsoft Surface SSDs use an enclosure that acts as a heatsink. That heat is transferred through the BOTTOM of the SSD into the laptop chassis. So just putting another 2230 SSD without the enclosure will cause overheating and random restarts. The best thing to do is to grab a 128GB OEM Surface SSD off eBay for less than $10 and cannibalize the enclosure for your upgraded drive.
Today 09:06 AM
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riskbreaker2987Today 09:06 AM
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Quote from dougpaw57 :
The Surface Laptop requires pulling the keyboard apart. The Surface Pro tablet has the little door on the back.
While the newest Surface Pros do have an incredibly easy way to replace the M.2 SSD through the door you mention, you are wrong about the Surface Laptop 7 needing you to do anything with the keyboard at all.
You need to have the correct screwdrivers to take the bottom panel off, but the process is still quite simple and doesn't involve the keyboard. The iFixit guide here is for the 13", but the process is the same: https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Micr...ent/174592
Today 01:27 PM
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Spacegho5tToday 01:27 PM
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I own the 15" version of this, and am a big fan of how well Windows on ARM runs (I don't use it for gaming so i VERY rarely encounter software compatibility issues) that being said I'm not sure how good a deal this is for a refurb with base specs. For a refurb you should at least be getting the 512GB SSD for this price IMO
Today 01:36 PM
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justaguyToday 01:36 PM
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Quote from dougpaw57 :
The Surface Laptop requires pulling the keyboard apart. The Surface Pro tablet has the little door on the back.
You don't have to take the keyboard off on the laptop. I have a Surface Laptop 7 and upgraded the SSD. You have to remove the bottom panel. There are 4 rubber feet that come off and replace fairly easily. Then you need a small torx bit, I forget the size. One torx holds the drive in place. You can download a recovery image from MS to a USB for a new laptop. On a laptop that has been in use, you'll need to clone your old drive before removing the drive. Reassemble and restore image and you are done.
Today 01:50 PM
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dougpaw57Today 01:50 PM
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Quote from riskbreaker2987 :
While the newest Surface Pros do have an incredibly easy way to replace the M.2 SSD through the door you mention, you are wrong about the Surface Laptop 7 needing you to do anything with the keyboard at all.
You need to have the correct screwdrivers to take the bottom panel off, but the process is still quite simple and doesn't involve the keyboard. The iFixit guide here is for the 13", but the process is the same: https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Micr...ent/174592
Quote from justaguy :
You don't have to take the keyboard off on the laptop. I have a Surface Laptop 7 and upgraded the SSD. You have to remove the bottom panel. There are 4 rubber feet that come off and replace fairly easily. Then you need a small torx bit, I forget the size. One torx holds the drive in place. You can download a recovery image from MS to a USB for a new laptop. On a laptop that has been in use, you'll need to clone your old drive before removing the drive. Reassemble and restore image and you are done.
I watched the video, I was wrong about the keyboard, that was the older version. Anything where you have to use pry tools and risk breaking plastic clips, does not fall into the "easily upgradeable" category. And yes, I've used the Surface image downloads over a dozen times, that part is easy. Still, swapping in a bare drive is a definite heat risk.
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amelenToday 01:50 PM
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Is the ram upgradable on this?

EDIT: Nevermind, did a quick search - it's soldered and not upgradable.
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Today 02:22 PM
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reqUser098Today 02:22 PM
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not a good deal for ARM with min. spec.
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Today 02:42 PM
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dougpaw57Today 02:42 PM
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eBay price still good, but Newegg dead, up to $799.99.

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