Microsoft promises 10.5 hours on the Surface Pro 7 (we got less than that in our tests.) Surface Pro 7+ ups that up to 15.5 hours, though we did not test one yet to prove the claim.

Microsoft upgrades the Surface Pro 7 with Intel's new 'Ice Lake' Core chip and a modern USB-C port. Both elevate Microsoft's Windows tablet into Editor's Choice territory.

The Surface Pro 7 is a solid iteration of Microsoft's flagship Windows-tablet 2-in-1, elevated this time by worthy upgrades in the form of a USB-C port and peppy "Ice Lake" CPUs.

The new Surface Pro 7 starts at $749 this year, which is $150 less than last year’s base model. Microsoft dropped the Intel Core i3 model last year, and bumped the RAM up to a reasonable 8GB.

Microsoft’s Surface Pro 7+ provides a bright enough screen to work outdoors on a sunny day, though shade is preferred. Display: 12.3-inch multitouch PixelSense display (2736×1824) ...

The Microsoft Surface Pro 7 starts at $749, which gets you an Intel Core i3 processor, 4GB of RAM, 128GB of storage and your choice of a Platinum or Black color scheme.

The Surface Pro 7 is Microsoft’s last-gen Windows tablet, one that features Intel’s 10th-gen processors, a microSD card for expandable storage, and 12.3-inch display. Read More.

Microsoft’s new 2-in-1 hybrid also offers buyers the option of built-in LTE. However, as the Surface Pro 7+ Qualcomm’s older Snapdragon X20 LTE modem, there’s no support for 5G speeds.

Microsoft Surface Pro 7+ price and release date. Starting at $899.99, the Surface Pro 7+ — which The Verge says is coming out on January 15 — may not be sold directly by Microsoft.

Looking at Microsoft, prices for the Pro 7 start at $750. These baseline configurations include an Intel Core i3-1005G1 CPU, 4GB of RAM, and 128GB SSD, and do not include a Type Cover or Surface Pen.

The Microsoft Surface Pro 7, meanwhile, is slightly less sharp at 2736 x 1824p. This is still a gorgeous screen, though, ...

The Microsoft Surface Pro 7 could have had a bit more in advancements, but it didn’t really get all that much. Unfortunately, it just isn’t a big enough of a leap over the Pro 6 for us to ...