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Microsoft Surface Pro 7 review

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8.7/10
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The Microsoft Surface Pro 7 currently has an Informr score of 8.7 out of 10. This score is based on our evaluation of 5 sources including reviews from users and the web's most trusted critics.
Operating system
Windows
Processor
Unknown
Screen Size
12.3"
Camera
8+ MP

What the Critics Are Saying...

Wired

The Surface Pro is Microsoft’s flagship convertible tablet—a full-fledged Windows computer all jammed behind a 12.3-inch touchscreen. Priced to compete with high-end ultralight notebooks, it’s built for those who want ultimate portability. Of course, it’s a tablet before anything else.

- Christopher Null, Wired
The Verge

For now, the Surface Pro 7 still offers everything you’d expect from a Surface Pro, but in a hardware package that’s in need of a little attention. I love the versatility of the Surface Pro 7 hardware, but the Surface Pro X represents the future of this 2-in-1. I just wish the future was here now.

- Tom Warren, The Verge
Windows Central

Microsoft has finally added a loaded-out USB Type-C port to the Surface Pro 7. When combined with Intel's latest 10th Gen processor and GPU, this year's Core i5 blows away last year's Core i7 all without a fan. Minor tweaks to the RAM, going to Intel for Wi-Fi 6, and Instant On ability make this Sur...

- Daniel Rubino, Windows Central
Expert Reviews

The hardware may have stayed largely the same but, arguably, that doesn’t really matter. The Surface Pro 6 was great to use and the Surface Pro 7 will likely be just as good. It’s all down to those new 10th-gen Intel chips. As long as they can improve performance at the same time as preserving or im...

- Tom Bruce, Jonathan Bray, Expert Reviews
Digital Trends

Port selection as a whole marks a difference between the Surface Pro 7 and the Surface Pro X, which cuts the USB-A port in place of a second USB-C port. Depending on your need and your willingness to use a dongle, you may prefer one combination of ports over the other.

- Luke Larsen, Digital Trends

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Screen Size
12.3"

The Microsoft Surface Pro 7's screen size is 12.3 inches with 1824 x 2736 pixels resolution.
Processor
Unknown

There is a Intel Core i3-1005G1 10th Gen Dual core processor (CPU).
OS

The tablet runs on the Windows 10 Home operating system (OS).
Camera
8+ MP
You can take photos or capture video with the tablet's onboard 8+ megapixel camera. There is also a secondary front facing camera with 5+ megapixels resolution.
Storage
128/256/512/1000 GB

Internal memory is 128/256/ 512/1000 GB. An external, MicroSD, MicroSDHC, microSDXC (up to 2000 GB) expansion slot is available for increased storage capacity.
Battery
Unknown
Microsoft's performance ratings are 10.5 hours Wi-Fi surfing.

Surface Pro 7 Specs

Overview
Release date October 22, 2019
Regions available USA, Canada, United Kindom
Networks
SIM card No
Dual SIM No
Operating System Windows 10 Home

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Processor Intel Core i3-1005G1 10th Gen Dual core
Internal Storage 128/256/ 512/1000 GB
RAM 4/8/16 GB
ROM No
Digital compass Yes
Flightmode Yes
Hearing Aid Compatible No
TTY/TDD No
SAR Unknown
Languages English
Manufacturer Warranty 1 Year
Accessories Included USB Power Adapter, Manual, Data Cable
Power & battery
Battery Capacity Unknown
Removable Battery No
Wireless Charging No
Fast Charging No
Battery Charge Time Unknown
Video Playback Time Up to: 10.5 hours
Internet Use (Wi-Fi) Up to: 10.5 hours
Internet Use (Celluar) No
Reading Time Unknown
Standby Time Unknown
Physical Characteristics
Material Magnesium alloy
Colors Matte Black, Platinum
Dimensions [H x W x D] 29.2 x 20.1 x 0.85 cm (11.5 x 7.9 x 0.3 in)
Weight 775 grams
Water Resistant / Waterproof No
Rugged design No
IP Rating No
Display / Screen
Type Color
Technology LCD
Colors 16.7 million
Resolution 1824 x 2736 pixels
Pixel density 267 pixels
Size 12.3 inches
3D No
Sensors Ambient Light, Motion / Accelerometer, Gyroscope
Graphics Yes
Themes No
Backlit Illumination Yes
Zoom / Magnification Yes
Screen Orientation Lock Yes
Multi-Touch Yes
Fingerprint-Resistant Coating No
Additional Display Features Capacitive touchscreen, PixelSense Display
Input / Navigation
Touchscreen Yes
Sleep / Wake Key Yes
Home Key No
Mute Key No
Predictive Text Entry Yes
Physical keyboard No
Text-to-Speech Yes
Screen Reader Yes
Keypad/Screen Lock Yes
External Volume Control Yes
Fingerprint Sensor No
Call Management
Wi-Fi Calling No
Voice over LTE (VoLTE) No
Contact List Capacity Depends on system memory
Multiple Numbers Per Contact Email address, Other fields
Contact Groups Yes
Web / Email / Messaging
Web Browser Yes
Email Client Yes
Email Protocols POP3, IMAP, Microsoft Exchange
Additional Email Features
Messaging IM
Connectivity
USB Yes
USB OTG Support Yes
Infrared No
Bluetooth 5.0
Bluetooth Profiles A2DP, AVRCP, OPP/FTP, HFP, HSP, PAN
Bluetooth Audio Codecs SBC
WiFi Yes
WiFi Encryption WEP/WPA/WPA2
Mobile Hotspot Yes
WiMAX No
Memory Expansion Slot Yes
Expansion Slot Info MicroSD, MicroSDHC, microSDXC
PC Synchronization Yes
TV Out Yes
DLNA Support No
NFC No
Camera
Main Camera
Aperture
 Unknown
Resolution
 8+ megapixels
Dual lens
 No
Zoom
 Yes
Flash
 No
Additional Main Camera Info
 Auto focus, Self-timer
Video Recording Formats
 MPEG-4
Video Recording Parameters
 Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels)
Front Camera
Resolution
 5+ megapixels
Zoom
Additional Front Camera Info
 No
Video Recording Parameters
 Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels)
Audio / Video
Audio Playback Yes
Audio Formats MIDI, MP3, M4A, WMA, WAV
Radio No
Video Playback Yes
Video Playback Formats 3GP / 3GPP, AVI, FLV, H.264 / AVC, MPEG-4, WMV
Mobile TV No
Streaming Video Yes
External Speakers Yes
Headset Jack 3.5mm
Custom Ringtones Yes
Vibration Alert No
Apps
To-Do / Task List Unknown
Calendar Yes
World Clock Yes
Alarm Yes
Stop Watch Yes
Timer Yes
Calculator Yes
Currency Converter Unknown
Document Viewer Yes
Viewable document types XLS, PPT, PPTX, DOC, DOCX, PDF
Weather Unknown
Stocks Unknown
Maps Yes
NotePad Yes
Voice Memos / Recorder Yes
Games Downloadable
Apps Downloadable
Included Software / Apps
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Additional comments

Also available with Intel Core i5 10th Gen processor or Intel Core i7 10th Gen processor.
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Critic Reviews

Wired

Still a major player in portable productivity

from Wired

The Surface Pro is Microsoft’s flagship convertible tablet—a full-fledged Windows computer all jammed behind a 12.3-inch touchscreen. Priced to compete with high-end ultralight notebooks, it’s built for those who want ultimate portability. Of course, it’s a tablet before anything else.

Read full review

The Surface Pro is Microsoft’s flagship convertible tablet—a full-fledged Windows computer all jammed behind a 12.3-inch touchscreen. Priced to compete with high-end ultralight notebooks, it’s built for those who want ultimate portability. Of course, it’s a tablet before anything else.

Read full review

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The Verge

Minor improvements in a familiar package

from The Verge

For now, the Surface Pro 7 still offers everything you’d expect from a Surface Pro, but in a hardware package that’s in need of a little attention. I love the versatility of the Surface Pro 7 hardware, but the Surface Pro X represents the future of this 2-in-1. I just wish the future was here now.

Read full review

For now, the Surface Pro 7 still offers everything you’d expect from a Surface Pro, but in a hardware package that’s in need of a little attention. I love the versatility of the Surface Pro 7 hardware, but the Surface Pro X represents the future of this 2-in-1. I just wish the future was here now.

Read full review

Less

Windows Central

Type-C and 10th Gen Intel are game-changers

from Windows Central

Microsoft has finally added a loaded-out USB Type-C port to the Surface Pro 7. When combined with Intel's latest 10th Gen processor and GPU, this year's Core i5 blows away last year's Core i7 all without a fan. Minor tweaks to the RAM, going to Intel for Wi-Fi 6, and Instant On ability make this Surface Pro 7 an absolute joy to use.

Read full review

Microsoft has finally added a loaded-out USB Type-C port to the Surface Pro 7. When combined with Intel's latest 10th Gen processor and GPU, this year's Core i5 blows away last year's Core i7 all without a fan. Minor tweaks to the RAM, going to Intel for Wi-Fi 6, and Instant On ability make this Surface Pro 7 an absolute joy to use.

Read full review

Less

Expert Reviews

More of the same, but faster

from Expert Reviews

The hardware may have stayed largely the same but, arguably, that doesn’t really matter. The Surface Pro 6 was great to use and the Surface Pro 7 will likely be just as good. It’s all down to those new 10th-gen Intel chips. As long as they can improve performance at the same time as preservi...More

The hardware may have stayed largely the same but, arguably, that doesn’t really matter. The Surface Pro 6 was great to use and the Surface Pro 7 will likely be just as good. It’s all down to those new 10th-gen Intel chips. As long as they can improve performance at the same time as preserving or improving battery life (here’s hoping) then they’ll be a worthwhile upgrade. Watch this space for the full review.

Read full review

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Digital Trends

Finally brings USB-C to our favorite 2-in-1 PC

from Digital Trends

Port selection as a whole marks a difference between the Surface Pro 7 and the Surface Pro X, which cuts the USB-A port in place of a second USB-C port. Depending on your need and your willingness to use a dongle, you may prefer one combination of ports over the other.

Read full review

Port selection as a whole marks a difference between the Surface Pro 7 and the Surface Pro X, which cuts the USB-A port in place of a second USB-C port. Depending on your need and your willingness to use a dongle, you may prefer one combination of ports over the other.

Read full review

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