A Detailed Microsoft Surface Pro 7 Review

 

This is my first Surface Pro review, and I hope it helps others decide if this is the right tablet for them. The Surface Pro is a great tablet for people who need a small portable computer but don't want to sacrifice style and durability for portability. With its aluminum casing, the Pro is light and thin, and it can be folded up for storage or carried in pockets. You can even carry it in your pocket when driving - something that Apple didn't offer with their last tablet. But what about the price?

Price is always going to be a big determining factor for any tablet. You see them everywhere - on TV, in magazines, and just everywhere online. But what does the Microsoft Surface Pro price mean to you? Let's look at some key points from a review of the Microsoft Surface Pro 7.

The low price is the most obvious thing you'll find in any Microsoft Surface Pro 7 review. After all, the whole point of the product is to save money, right? The microSD slot, in addition to the ability to add more memory through the USB-C port, is a great feature that many buyers appreciate. There's no other way to really say it - without the keyboard, this device is just a little bit cheaper than the competition. But that's not all - when you consider the battery life offered by the Microsoft Surface Pro, as well as the robustness of the hardware, you'll find that this is a real winner for those who need a very portable yet powerful device.

The touch screen on the Microsoft Surface Pro 7 is also another point of note in this Microsoft Surface Pro 7 review. The screen is larger than that on the iPad, in part because the Pro doesn't have such a large bezel on its face to begin with. That means that it can fit into a smaller space, and so manufacturers are able to include a large touch-screen display in a device that's far thinner. However, there is one major drawback to the large size of the touch screen - text can become blurred when you're typing. This is something that most tablet users will find a little annoying at first, but it is a feature that you'll grow accustomed to over time.

So we've established that the touch screen is a strong selling point for the Microsoft Surface Pro 7 review, but what else makes this such a great device? Well, for starters, this is the only laptop that can use the new Fastcharge technology - which enables the laptop to quickly charge itself using the same power that an apple MacBook Pro would use. This means that you won't have to wait for your laptop to get charged, as you might have to do with your standard battery. You can enjoy a fully charged battery in just a few minutes.

The kickstand is another useful addition to the Microsoft Surface Pro 7 review. As we said, this is useful for those who like to watch videos or play graphics-intensive apps. What's great about the iPad Pro is that you can angle the kickstand in any direction, rather than simply straight up. This way you can optimize the viewing experience for what you want.

Speaking of the battery life of the Microsoft Surface Pro 7 review, it lasts an average of eight hours between charges - which is just about average. If you're somebody who plays a lot of games or video clips, then you may want to think about getting a slightly larger battery, as this could definitely last you through a good amount of use. Even though the Surface has a compact design, it does feel substantial when using it. The Surface Pro isn't a lightweight laptop like many others, but it doesn't feel like it weighs much at all.

The final part of the Microsoft Surface Pro 7 review deals with the quality of the tablet. In the interest of honesty, we aren't sure how good this tablet really is. It seems to perform okay, but it certainly isn't something that is on the same level as the new iPad. However, the fact that it is Windows-based and has an external keyboard really helps.