For those keeping score at home, the Surface Pro X's display wins in every way: it's bigger, has a higher resolution, and its maximum brightness is higher. The smaller display still looks fantastic, and has a maximum brightness of 400 nits. That's still good for the same 267 DPI pixel density as the Surface Pro X. The Intel-equipped Surface Pro 7 has a slightly smaller 12.3' display with a lower 2736 x 1824 resolution when compared with its Qualcomm Snapdragon powered-based sibling. Regardless, all this hardware gets its power from a 43.2 Wh battery Microsoft says is good for 10.5 hours of 'typical use'. We'd say this is a move that previously only Apple could make, but even Apple charges only $200 to step up from a 128 GB SSD to 256 GB of storage.

Step down to 128 GB and the price drops to an otherwise identical configuration in silver for a mere $899. The only thing ugly about this configuration is that the bigger SSD comes at a $300 premium and can only come in a device with a black, rather than silver, finish. Our review sample also has 16 GB of LPDDR4x RAM, the same as the Pro X, and a 256 GB SSD, twice as large as our Pro X review unit's drive. This CPU is a small step down from the Dell 2-in-1's Core i7-1065G7, but the price on this unit makes up for the difference. The processor's base clock speed is a relatively pokey 1.1 GHz, but the maximum turbo boost speed is 3.7 GHz. The G4 in its name indicates that it has Iris Plus Intel Gen 11 graphics in tow as well. The $1,199 configuration of the Surface Pro 7 we have on hand today has a Core i5-1035G4 CPU, which has four cores and eight hardware threads via HyperThreading. Optional touchpad built into Keyboard Type Coverġ1.5 in x 7.9 in x 0.33 in (292 mm x 201 mm x 8.5 mm) Optional removable Keyboard Type Cover, backlit chicklet-style Qualcom 802.11ac Wi-Fi with Bluetooth 5.0ġx Microsoft Surface Dock connector (compatible with included 45W charger) Intel Core i5-1035G4 (1.1 GHz base, up to 3.7 GHz turbo)ġ2.3-inch 2736x1824 PixelSense IPS touch, 450 nitsħ20p HD IR Webcam, Windows Hello Compatible

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