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Thinkpads are definitely very well supported (at least, the high-end standard form-factor ones; I had an Helix, and the support was mediocre), and they would go first in my list of Linux-supported laptops.
The Dell XPS 13 was working very well, AFAIR. I can't remember/find though, if I had other ones.
Only issue I have is the nipple thing doesn't work after a wakeup even, but I don't use it so don't care.
Surface Book is not bad. No suspend though.
My only complaint with Ubuntu on the X1 is going to and waking from sleep is problematic for me. Sometime when I wake from sleep I have to do a hard reset (get frozen on the lock screen). Other times i successfully wake from sleep but the touchpad doesn't function 100%, mainly it won't allow me to two-finger scroll or click and drag.