Land a huge discount on my favorite MacBook alternative with this early Amazon Prime Day deal
Save over $300

If you're after that unmistakable Apple feng shui without the Apple price tag to match, take a look at the Microsoft Surface Laptop 7, now $879.99 (was $1,199.99) at Amazon. In the UK? Fear not, you can buy the Microsoft Surface Laptop 7 for £799.99 (was £1249.99). It's a fantastic Windows-based MacBook alternative, and with a major discount ahead of Amazon Prime Day, it's a no-brainer if you need a new laptop for work or school.
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With a Snapdragon X Plus processor, 16GB of RAM, a 512GB SSD, Copilot+ support built-in and a 13.8-inch touchscreen display, the Surface Laptop 7 is an absolute steal at this price point. Only during Amazon Prime Day.
Amazon Prime Day deal: Microsoft Surface Laptop 7
All the power you need for work or school in a lightweight package. The 10-core Snapdragon X Plus is extremely efficient and a marked improvement over previous Surface Laptop generations. At under $900 during Prime Day deals, you can't go wrong here.
At its discounted £799 asking price, the Microsoft Surface Laptop 7 is very hard to beat when it comes to design, performance, and value for money. You get a Snapdragon X Plus chip, a respectable 16GB of RAM, and a 512GB SSD to store your files, apps, and even some lightweight games.
We don't award many 5-star ratings at TechRadar. But the Microsoft Surface Laptop 7 is one of the few laptops that earned its stripes.
Not only does the performance match or even beat out other popular, more expensive laptops like the Dell XPS 13 (2024) and Asus Vivobook S 15, but the sleek, simplistic design is also perfect for long productivity sessions. Plus, at just 3.67 lbs (1.66kg), the Surface Laptop 7 is nice and light, making it easy to slip into a tote bag or backpack for commuting.
I'm highlighting what I think to be the sweet spot here, with a 512GB SSD and 16GB of RAM. This gives you enough room to store your important files and applications, as well as enough memory to multitask without bogging everything down. However, you can upgrade both of those specs, as well as the CPU, for a bit of extra cash if you're looking for more power.
This laptop was already a solid deal at its full price, but when you tack on the discount from this early Amazon Prime Day deal, it's hard not to recommend it. This is the perfect Windows laptop for students heading back to school, so don't let this deal pass you by!
Amazon's early Prime Day sale in the US - quick links
- Amazon Devices: 50% off TVs, Ring & Fire Sticks
- Apple: AirPods + iPads from $99
- Back to school: deals from $5.99
- Beauty: 80% off toothbrushes & skincare
- Headphones: $120 off Bose, Apple & Sony
- Health: electric toothbrushes from $24.99
- Kitchen: 54% off Ninja, Nespresso & Keurig
- Laptops: record-low prices from $175
- Tablets: iPads and Samsung from $54.99
- Toys: 40% off Lego, scooters & Toniebox
- TVs: cheap TVs from $59.99
- Vacuums: Shark, Bissell & Dyson from $49.99
Amazon's early Prime Day sale in the UK - quick links
- Amazon Devices: up to 50% off Echo & Ring
- Appliances: Ninja & De'Longhi from £29.99
- Gaming: Nintendo Switch 2 – in stock now
- Headphones: Anker & Sony from £15.98
- Health: up to 68% off Philips, Remington & Oral-B
- Home: fans from £12.99
- Laptops: Lenovo, Asus and HP from £159.99
- Phones: up to 20% off Apple & Samsung
- Tablets: Lenovo & Samsung from £119
- Toys: up to 50% off Lego & Mattel
- TVs: cheap TVs from £109
- Vacuums: Shark and eufy from £99
- Wearables: up to 25% off Huawei & Samsung
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Marcus Mears III is the Computing Reviews and Buying Guides Editor at TechRadar. He's been covering the latest in consumer tech for over 5 years, and he's gone hands-on with everything from the M2 MacBook Air to Valve's Steam Deck. Marcus is an advocate for Right to Repair laws and believes everyone can benefit from getting under the hood of your daily-driver tech. He'll also beat you in Texas Hold 'Em, too.
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