This Black Friday, Microsoft broke with tradition by offering record-low prices across all configurations, but exclusively through Amazon. The Surface Pro with Snapdragon X Plus processor, 16GB RAM, and 512GB storage has dropped to $749, down from $1,199 (40% ooff). You’re saving here $450 on hardware that normally holds its value.

Microsoft’s newest, smaller Surface Pro tablet delivers the ultraportable design Surfaces are known for, but middling performance, battery and display compromises, and the puzzling decision not to bundle a charger make it a poor value.

For a limited time, you can save 36% on the 2024 Microsoft Surface Pro for Black Friday.

In this video, we compare the durability of the new M4 iPad Pro, Apple's thinnest tablet, with the Microsoft Surface Pro 11, which offers a full PC experience in tablet form. This is done through a JerryRigEverything Durability test.

This configuration has become the runaway best-seller during Black Friday because it combines premium features with the most accessible price point in Microsoft’s entire Surface lineup. The 2-in-1 form factor solves the perpetual problem of choosing between a laptop and a tablet by being good at both.

The Microsoft Surface Pro 12 is the Windows 2-in-1 to beat right now, and it's cheaper than ever for Black Friday.

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This touchscreen laptop with a Snapdragon processor has great AI performance and a long battery life.

Microsoft is refreshing its Surface lineup for the holiday 2020 season with two new devices and a series of new accessories. As previously rumored, the additions include the new Surface Laptop Go, as well as a refreshed top-end Surface Pro X model, in a ...

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