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Yups. Neon is pretty solid at the moment, and just getting started. I run it on an XPS13 and have had no issues yet (but did not try working with an external monitor yet, which is known as sometimes giving issues)

I really like KDE and installed Neon a few weeks ago. However, I encountered bunch of issues, sudden chain-crashes of software, some settings not being saved, plasmoids and wallpapers not being downloaded and most notably the digital clock displaying incorrect time (tried everything to no avail). For some reason it didn't work properly on my laptop. I ended up installing Kubuntu.

There are always some personal preferences, such as that I would wish the i7 was quad-core. But I'm a big fan of KDE Neon, and would very likely get this one if I was in the market for a new laptop at the moment.