Microsoft Surface Pro 7+ Core i7 11th Gen 16GB 256GB SSD Silver with Keyboard | Axon Store

I have an ipad, android tablet and PC desktop. I wanted to get a Windows based system I could carry around, had a usb port and ran all Microsoft Office/SQL Server products. Plus I wanted to run some heavy graphics video games. I got everything I wanted with this.This did not disappoint! I was first amazed at how easy the keyboard was to type on and how the tablet/keyboard nicely magnetically snapped into place and easily unsnapped. I've used MS Windows since day one and I was a little worried about how it would translate from a tablet to a "laptop". Microsoft got everything right with this. I could easily use the keyboard mouse, a usb mouse and touch the tablet and all moved the mouse. They work pretty nice once you get used to them working together since the USB mouse tends to move around when you balance it on your lap.Fast. It is amazingly fast. I got this with a small hd and then bought a 512 gb sd card (one they recommended). There's a nice little slot behind the back flap that the sd card simply slides into. I could possibly get another sd card if needed and swap them as neeed.I installed some heavy duty games on the sd card and tested out some of the most intensive graphics games. While the tablet got a little warm, it performed like a charm without a glitch. Everything that I installed on the sd card worked without issues so I saved over $500 on a larger hd since the sd card was only $70. I really, really like how Microsoft got the tilt-back flap stand so that it is ideal at almost any angle and stays where you put it. My only (small) gripe would be that if I stand it up straight, it is easy to flip the tablet forward onto the keyboard. Fortunately a simple flip backwards and using the sweet face sensor takes me back to where I was within a second or two. Still, it would have been ideal if they could have somehow prevented it from flipping so easily. A very small gripe.Microsoft also did a nice job on implementing some automatic clean-up routines to keep things running smooth like any other tablet. I of course loaded it with software as soon as I got it.For me, this is more than just a Windows tablet. I can now setup SQL Server databases and design front-ends in vb.net, excel or MSAccess. Setting up an inventory or other tablet based system will be a breeze and I have over 25 years of SQL Server, vb and MSAccess code.Yes. Microsoft did well on the Surface Pro 7. Like the ipad was when I initially got it, it has now become an extension of me. I don't miss the ipad or android tablet since I also have an xbox and tons of Microsoft games. Gamers will love this gem on the road. All the Steam games I tested (Age of Empires, Civilization, C&C, Stronghold, etc.. worked like a charm (these games run heavy with the graphics) You can feel the back warm up but it never gets hot. The i5 doesn't have the fan where the i7 does. I got the i5. I didn't want a fan inside.The charger nicely snaps on which is a nice treat. I haven't tested out battery life because I don't use it much without a nearby power supply. It even has a USB-C!As someone who fully understands Microsoft and their "philosophy," this will be something that will put them on the map into the tablet world. I can't compare it to previous versions.I can only tell you this thing is awesome!Better than any Windows based laptop in my opinion. Hell, even faster than my R-11 Alienware with a 1000 watt water-cooled power supply (although Alienware installed a bunch of junk software that I'm finding difficult to remove).This thing is a must for anyone needing a Windows based system to connect to work seamlessly in Teams, Citrix or RDP. Connect a 2nd monitor easily using the USB and a converter or USB-C. I plan to get the module that snaps into the side.

This is one of the best tablets that you can use. Very good for editing. Could have another USB port. Can connect to an Android TV via Bluetooth that adds to as an extra bonus.

Un portable et une tablette deux en un

I was sceptical at first because battery life usually isn’t up to par when it comes to touch screens but the battery lasted about two days when it first arrived. I use it for university and it’s great! It’s versatile. I can use fold the keyboard back and use it as an ebook flip the keyboard back to type. I didn’t know that I was going to receive the pen either and I like it. The only problem I have is that sometimes when typing using the keyboard the cursor moves to a different location and when scrolling, it starts to freak out (maybe because of the sensitivity) but overall I love it.

Very good product. Charging cable is of US standard not Indian plug compatible. Need to buy converter separately.

très très bon,j aime beaucoup, j adore, je recommande a tous 👍 bonne machine

Suits my needs perfectly. Needs to travel light, have a keyboard for doing real work (a tablet without a keyboard is nearly pointless.) As for some of the most common criticisms I read before buying."Bezel too large." No, the bezel is perfect. You need a bezel of decent size to actually use a tablet like a tablet. Otherwise you will accidentally activate the touchscreen. This love affair with screens going to the edge is like the popular open floor plan in houses - looks great on a tour, but in real life is mostly terrible when you suddenly hear pots, pans, and dishes clanging in the kitchen echoing through the entire level of the house. You need a bezel for a tablet. Period. Without one, or having one that is too small, you cannot use a tablet properly."Battery life." How long do you really need a battery to last? I can use the tablet on and off throughout the day without worrying about a charge. Charge it once a day (overnight) unless you plan to use it all day for streaming video conferences. You can't expect to not have to charge a device for 2-3 days.The touchscreen works tremendously well. The keyboard attachment is just perfect (backlit buttons are an essential item to have on any keyboard on a notebook).Only complaint is that I wish the power cord had a slightly stronger magnet. It seems a little bit too easy to accidentally knock out.If your needs are similar to mine, this will be a great device for you. If they are not, it may not be as good of a fit for you, but it is hard to fault the design of the product.

I migrated all my files smoothly with my Microsoft Account. I like the faster downloading speed; that was my goal. Having i7 in Surface Pro 7 is quite a hoot. This device is quite a boost to my morale. I was surprised at how slim the device is. It does seem lighter than my SP2. I get all my electronics from Amazon now. It is so easy to fine tune just what I want this way.

I was unlucky enough to receive a product with a faulty screen initially. This is upsetting and fear inducing - what with the investment involved - but overall Amazon's amazing support made it essentially painless to replace the product. To clarify, the screen issue is one in which a rare number of Surface Pro units have screen digitizers that are susceptible to even low amounts of heat. Do regular work that may be slightly intensive - like Photoshop - can heat up the device (the i5 model in my experience) just enough that the screen will have very obvious faults; namely, horizontal rows of black or non-activating pixels (typically near the top-most bezel) and a weird flickering and ghosting effect - the flickering being incredibly annoying, the ghosting of images making the device nigh unusable.But it's rare, and it's not worth judging the product I ended up with - or the ecosystem of products that already exists - on these faults. Everything has faults from time to time. iPhones are notorious for them. Dells and HPs have them. So we'll move on to say that the Surface Pro 7 i5 (with 256gb of storage) is an incredible little beast. It's multi-functionality is somehow elegant while not being elegant. A slab is elegant - there are no parts to futz with. A Surface has a detachable keyboard cover, a magnetizing pen, and a built-on kick-stand. But I LOVE futzing with these things. They aren't cumbersome. They aren't annoying to deal with. They do exactly what they're suppose to do with no real effort required. It's great. The keyboard cover is amazingly comfortable to type on, featuring what feels like rubberized key-caps (I don't know if they are or now, but they feel incredible). The pen (The Surface Pen, not the new flat one) is also amazing to work with. I wasn't sure what to make of it's asymetrical barrel shape at first, but it causes no issue is holding or using it for long periods, and writing and drawing with it are intuitive and easy. I love drawing on this things. Almost zero lag from either the Surface Whiteboard software to Adobe's Photoshop. It's great. The Arc Mouse! People don't tend to like it, but I love this things. Impossibly slim when flattened, and just high enough arch support when curved, with a touch sensor mouse button that also acts like the keyboard touch pad with touch gesture commands. It's a little thing, but I use it constantly. Even the built-in digital keyboard is super responsive and easy to use. Whether all the bells and whistles are connected and ready for work, or none of them are, it's a solid product. I wish more manufacturers would use the magnetic features Microsoft has in this thing - it's so convenient. The Surface Pro 7 does not disappoint. In using the device. In how gorgeous the brushed black look is. In overall performance (the i5 can run Halo: The Master Chief Collection at 30 fps on default settings). Even the wifi built in is superb, outperforming every other device is quality and distance (it stays connected to my router even when on the other devices disconnect, and it stays connected. Just quality all around. Love it.

First a big Thumbs-up to ProPrime and FedEx who shipped my Surface Pro 7 to the other side of the globe within 4 days of ordering - very impressed!As for the Pro 7, so far very happy. Build quality is good and I havee been able to use my HP Pen on it without issue, negating the need to spend more money on something I already have.The onscreen keyboard is not great though - during the setup there were a couple of times where I could not type in details and had to push all around the screen to try and get the keyboard to appear. Even after updating to the latest version of Windows, this did not improve.Talking of setup, this was very easy and after logging in with my Microsoft details, I was up and running within an hour.Very handy tool when meeting with clients!

This is perfect for what I need. I meet with clients daily and I need signatures so the touch screen with the pen (sold separately) and the fold back keyboard gives me the convenience of a tablet but the functionality of a laptop. It's fast enough and easily tethers with my phone. You wont be disappointed if your thinking about getting a new system.

Though the screen touch is excellent, the colour in RGB mode feel better than the enhanced mode. While in the continuous WiFi use, battery use is faster and doesn't last for 10 hrs ( lasts for 5-6 hrs). The UI experience with app opening and work out is fluent. {After 1 week of use}Update after 2 months same experience

I was a little concerned about liking this. Haven't worked on a 12.3 inch screen and need enough power to have mulltiple Microsoft and some Adobe applications open at same time. I was delighted to see this is a small, lightweight, powerhouse!! Sharp looking, great ergonomics and keyboard and stunning display. The i7 version with 16GB RAM is ample and it is highly responsive and fast - even in comparison to my heavy duty i9 laptop! A bit pricey - but in this case you get what you pay for. I am very pleased

Vale mucho la pena, excelente producto cumplió mis expectativas al 100%, gracias al vendedor, excelente muy recomendado comprar con el .

I will focus in this review on the hardware, there were (and are) quite a few problems on a software level, but that's the fault of Windows, and those issues are probably nothing new to people who regularly use Windows operating systems.I bought it as both a replacement for my old laptop and as a tablet I could use instead of pen and paper in uni.The Good:-light and comfortable as a tablet without needing to compromise on the functionality of a laptop-has good specifications considering the price and form factor-ASTONISHINGLY long battery life-built very well, other than the keyboard cover and a screen protector I'm not going to bother with a case of some kind-built-in kickstand is very sturdy and can handle a wide range of angles-screen looks fantastic in terms of image quality-the screen's aspect ratio makes productivity great-the speakers are better than I expected, nothing that's good enough for high quality audio, but it's more than enough in terms of clarity and volume to view videos where the audio quality isn't as critical as it is for audiophiles listening to FLAC files, so more than adequate for netflix or youtube.-the type cover surprised me with how good it is, granted it's not as good as a mechanical keyboard or a thinkpad keyboard, but for a keyboard cover it's VERY GOOD, feels as good as a typical laptop's keyboard.It also connects very easily without messing about with bluetooth or cables, and even lights up!-I've heard a lot of criticism of the fact it's not very comfortable to use on your lap (like you would a laptop), but I've had no trouble with it, it's obviously not as stable as an orthodox laptop, but I have no complaints.The bad:-very intrusive screen glare, I use it for note taking in uni and when it's lying horizontal on the table it reflects the lights in such a way that it obstructs my view of the screen, I haven't tried using the device outside.-palm rejection works very well with the exception of the very edges of the screen, if I want to write on the very border of the device in such a way that my palm is resting on the bezels, the line I'm trying to draw jumps all over the place.-speaking of bezels, they are gargantuan, making the device uglier.-absolutely not serviceable in any way, shape or form, this might not come as a surprise to anyone, but I'm disappointed I can't open it up in any way other than pulling out the screen a la smartphones, the surface pro x can have it's SSD changed and it's a shame the same isn't true about this device.-the micro SD slot is only capable of UHS-I speeds, so while it's perfectly fine for mass storage of videos or photos, it's no good for running heavy programs off of it, which would have been a huge plus considering how un-upgradeable the surface pro is, so you either pay a lot more for the models with higher SSD volumes or get an external SSD which gets in the way of mobility.-while this is subjective, the keyboard joins the awful trend of making the up and down keys half sized so that together they're as big as the left or right keys.-I wish Microsoft would ditch the proprietary port for an additional USB-C port, granted you can still charge the surface pro with the usb-c port, but it's not as fast.-no flash on the back camera, in a product like the surface pro the camera is meant to take pictures of documents, notes and whiteboards, no flash means lighting up a document you're trying to take a picture of is much more difficult, especially when you consider the fact the surface pro itself is big and blocks out plenty of light.The Neutral: (things that are worth consideration before buying)-the cameras are not great, I didn't write this as a con because it's not meant to be used to take beautiful photos by any stretch of the imagination, but if for whatever reason you were counting on it, that's probably not the product for you.-The passively cooled models feel VERY hot VERY quickly under medium to high loads, to the point where anyone would be alarmed on most laptops, But having monitored the thing with temperature monitoring software the cpu sits on very reasonable temperatures (35-40c on idle and light loads and up to 65c on heavier loads, I've never gotten it to 70c) so this is probably just a side effect of the passive cooling.I'm writing this review in winter, so the warmth is actually fairly pleasant, but I don't know how well it would handle very hot summers like we get here.Despite writing many cons here I'm very pleased with the device, it does what it's meant to and more than I expected and I strongly recommend it to anyone who wants a tablet type device for taking notes and lazy internet browsing but doesn't want to give up the functionality of a proper laptop.That is assuming you don't do anything very demanding on your laptop like high level gaming or running AI training.