No stylus (the Surface Pen), and no keyboard. Nothing that you might have seen advertised alongside the Microsoft Surface Pro, or enjoyed trying out in your local electrical retailer. This Microsoft-produced tablet PC is the fifth version since 2011, and ships in a compact box complete with a mains adaptor. Let's find out! Unboxing the Microsoft Surface Pro
Will it make an adequate office machine? Can it run in any location? Does the low-spec Microsoft Surface Pro have the power to perform media editing or gaming? We're reviewing the lowest end of the spectrum: a Core M3 model, which comes with 4 GB RAM and 128 GB of storage.Īs we expect the lowest spec version is the one that most people will buy, it's the device we've opted to review. Just pick a price you're willing to pay from $1000 to $2500 – there's a model suitable for you. Both the Core M3 and Core i5 models are fanless. A 1 TB SSD is available for the top of the range Core i7 model. Memory is available in 4 GB, 8 GB and 16 GB 1866Mhz LPDDR3 configurations (the latter isn't available for the Core M3, however), while storage is available as 128 GB, 256 GB, and 512 GB flash. Three processor variants are available, the 7 th generation Intel Core M3 7Y30, Core i5-7300U and Core i7-7660U.
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