Microsoft Surface Pro (power supply included) | Copilot+ PC | 13” OLED Touchscreen | Snapdragon® X Elite (12 cores) | 16GB Memory | 256GB SSD | Device only | 2024 Model, 11th Edition | BlackEPEAT

A compact but powerful device with various improvements over past iterations and the Snapdragon Qualcomm device has none of the heat or throttling issues past Intel versions suffered from and is also more reliable.Very happy with my purchase! and seems to do everything really quickly.

As compare to ipad pro m4 this one is more worthy for me as I can use it as laptop and a pad. Great deal in fair price.. Worth it

I've been in the market specifically looking for a tablet form computer that runs Windows, had a few options but Microsoft seems to have cornered the market, and now I know why, fair sized screen, SSD storage so very fast loading, 10 core processor, high quality display, up to 14 hour battery life so I don't have to worry about carrying a charger around with me, just need to make sure it's charged beforehand! Love the detachable keyboard, for something so thin, it still feels very high quality and very nice to type on, the touchpad is one of the smoothest I've used.

This is a very neat piece of kit and a nice toy, but it is not a Windows machine in the customary sense that it will run any of the gazillion applications that have been written for the Windows platform over the last 30 years. If you want to run anything not found in the Microsoft Store, you may be lucky but there is no guarantee. Unless your printer is pretty new there won't be a driver for it. And so on. The problem is that the hype on the Microsoft website does not make any of this clear. If you've owned a Surface before you may easily be deceived into thinking it's just the newest and best of the type. Be warned, it ain't.

Some times is a bit lagging and can't open multiple tabs or apps at the same time, overall a good machine but I'll recommend to take the one with intel

Better Surface Ever

I bought this tablet for a few use-cases.1. Play movies when travelling. It nails this - the OLED screen is beautiful and the battery lasts ages.2. Play video games when travelling. Falls flat on its face here. The Snapdragon chip isn't compatible with my favourite games. I did some research and it said this tablet could emulate my Switch using an ARM version of Ryujinx. Well it can, but the games crash instantly. Compatibility sites also said it could run PUBG, but it can't. Even Discord announces itself as incompatible (but does seem to work).3. Act as a second display for my work laptop via Windows 'cast' - fails again. It can send its screen to all my other devices, but windows cast receiver is broken on ARM. People have been reporting this issue to Microsoft for years.4. Web development on the go - Kinda works. Some of my local hosting apps don't work. Heck, if you try to download VSCode (Microsoft's own app) from Miscrosoft's own app store, the install fails due to incompatibility - you have to go to Microsoft's website to get it. What an own goal.Basically, this device only seems useful for web browsing, watching movies and on-device document editing. Whilst it does these beautifully, so would any number of other devices that cost a fraction of the price, including £120 Android tablets. You're paying a premium for the powerful Snapdragon X Elite processor, but not getting the benefit because most apps don't work with it.The third-party app ecosystem, and even Microsoft's own first party app ecosystem wasn't ready for Windows for ARM. This was rushed and as a result is very hard to live with - especially for the price.

The speed, the silence, the sleek design, the facial recognition... Everything about it is just amazing!!!Oh, and the battery life? Almost eternal!!!All in all it's just the perfect tablet for everyday use or school use (taking notes and whatnot)