Microsoft Surface Pro 7 was first released on 10/02/2019. It is available in Platinum, Matte Black.
This is a dual SIM tablet, measuring 201.00 x 292.00 x 8.50 (height x width x thickness).
Connectivity options on the Microsoft Surface Pro 7 include . Sensors on the tablet include .
Design / Comfort
Battery Life
Value For Money
The Microsoft Surface Pro 7 is the latest in a long line of 2-in-1 tablets, and not much has changed in terms of design since the original. You get a large 12.3-inch 3:2 screen that works well in landscape or portrait and supports stylus as well as multi-touch input. The trademark kickstand allows for a wide range of positions. The Surface Pro 7 is expensive and you'll most probably need to spend more for a Type Cover keyboard attachment.
The entry-level variant seems underpowered but performance for the high-end unit that we reviewed was very good thanks to the 10th Gen Intel Core i7 CPU, 16GB of RAM and 256GB NVMe SSD. Windows ran very smoothly. Productivity won't be a problem but don't expect serious gaming power.
The Surface Pro 7 is extremely portable, but so are modern laptops that cost less, which makes it tough to recommend outside of a niche audience.
Extremely light and portable
Good performance
USB Type-C port
Good battery life
Type Cover not included
No LTE option
Expensive
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