Amazon Prime Day week is taking place right now, and I've seen a whole bunch of genuinely good deals on Windows 11 Copilot+ PCs. It's hard to keep track of the best, and so I've rounded up my top 10 Copilot+ PC deals I've spotted on Amazon that you should consider if you're in the market for a Copilot+ PC.
Microsoft first launched this new category of Windows 11 PCs in June last year, spearheaded by the Surface Pro 11 and Surface Laptop 7. Since then, we've seen countless laptops carrying the Copilot+ PC moniker, powered by Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm processors.
What even is a Copilot+ PC, and is it something you should consider for your next laptop? According to Microsoft, Copilot+ PCs are the next generation of Windows PCs, designed as AI-first devices capable of new experiences that are exclusive to these devices. Windows 11 is constantly gaining new features that are exclusive to Copilot+ PCs in 2025.
With that in mind, I think it's absolutely necessary to consider a Copilot+ PC for your next device, as not doing so will instantly lock you out of new features that come to Windows 11 over the coming years. There are already several features available that are exclusive to Copilot+ PCs, features that will never arrive on PCs that aren't branded as such.
These features range from small background experiences designed to enhance your time on Windows, from full blown productivity assistive experiences that you can invoke and rely on for backup, search, and actions. I've been using a Copilot+ PC since they first launched in June last year, and here are the features I find useful.
Windows Recall: It's the one you've probably heard the most about, but it's honestly not as scary as the media has made it out to be. It's an entirely optional feature that you can choose to enable or disable and outright remove from your system if you really don't want it.
Essentially, it's a feature that captures everything you do on your PC, and uses AI to triage that information into snapshots that you can then search for using natural language. It's incredibly helpful for finding things that have appeared on your screen that weren't raw files, like images and text on a webpage, or a message in an app.
It has built-in filtering features designed to let you choose which things Recall can see, so it doesn't capture sensitive data or information. You can also choose to have Recall snapshots deleted after a certain amount of time, and everything is encrypted and locked behind Windows Hello, which all these Copilot+ PCs have.
Click To Do: An extension of Recall of sorts, providing an AI overlay that you can invoke at any point to analyze whatever is currently on your screen. This is very similar to Circle To Search on Android, using AI to identify images or text, and providing actions such as summarizing or explaining whatever it is on screen.
Windows Studio Effects: Copilot+ PCs have virtual effects that apply to your webcam system wide, improving your visibility and blurring your background. There are also some fun ones like eye correction and even filters like watercolor effects that smooth out your skin.
There are many other Copilot+ exclusive features, including on-device image generation in Photos and Paint, language translation, AI search in Start, File Explorer, and Settings, and more. All these features are powered by the on-board NPU, which all Copilot+ PCs include and can output a minimum of 40 TOPS of power.
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