Surface Pro 7 – Platinum Intel Core i7 16GB 1TB – Lightweight 2–in–1 Laptop – Microsoft Surface for Business<
More power and greater versatility team up like never before in our classic, ultra-light and versatile 2-in-1 for business.
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Surface Pro 7 is optimised with improvements you asked for while preserving the consistent design and compatibility you depend on. Experience faster multitasking, more unplugged power and greater connectivity.
A 2-in-1 for all the ways you work
Work your way. Wherever and however you work, this versatile and lightweight convertible laptop adapts to the ways you work better than ever.
More power that’s ready when you are
Surface Pro 7 moves at the speed of your business, from running the business apps your company depends on to getting you back into your flow quickly and securely.
A commitment to innovation, from one generation to the next
Surface Pro 7 is an ultra-light and versatile 2-in-1 business laptop that adapts to the ways you work. Contact a Microsoft authorised reseller for pricing. Resellers will also help you deploy and manage Surface for your business.
Surface for Business unlocks more value
Surface customers save time and money with streamlined deployment, modern device management and built-in, cloud-powered security. Empower people, data and systems with connected experiences from Surface and Microsoft 365.
Designed for the modern workplace
The Surface for Business portfolio delivers experiences employees love with the choice and flexibility they need to work on their terms.
Accessories designed for Surface Pro
Most Surface accessories are universal, compatible across generations. The investment you make in accessories is designed to last.
Additional information
| battery life | 10.5 hours |
|---|---|
| Processor | Intel® Core™ 10th Gen Processor |
| Display | 12.3” PixelSense™ |
| Weight | 775 g ultra-light and thin |
by Michael
I’m seeing complaints about how this isn’t a major redesign of the Pro 6. That may be true, but the internals are where it’s at. I mean, I love this thing. It’s like having a decently powerful desktop PC in the form factor of a tablet, which can quickly become a laptop. For instance, I installed an Xbox Game Pass game (Ori and the Blind Forest) and it ran amazingly smooth; I had no idea a 12 inch tablet could run a game with Xbox One-quality graphics even in 2019. Sure, it’s not gonna run Gears 5 in 4K, but how many tablets can say they can run even a game like Ori at decent settings?
People keep saying “it’s just like the Pro 6 but with a USB-C connector!” But it’s been confirmed by multiple sources that the Pro 7’s i5 processor is better than the Pro 6’s i7 processor. And yeah, having a USB-C connector is pretty nice.
Yes, the bezels are slightly thicker than most 2019 phones and tablets, but it’s a non-issue for me. I use the Surface in tablet mode and it would be incredibly annoying to accidentally touch things on the screen because there’s nowhere to put my hands for the sake of A E S T H E T I C S. It’s a silly complaint, in my opinion.
I’m a grad student, so I need to be able to plop down anywhere — the library, a cafe, my mom’s house, a friend’s house, wherever — and get work done in a way that my phone simply isn’t right for. But I also want to be able to stream movies, edit videos, play videogames, and so on. So far, the Surface Pro 7 has done everything I want and more.
Literally the only bummer is that Microsoft STILL isn’t bundling the type cover in with the tablet. Springing an extra $150 for something that feels like an essential part of the package is a huge bummer. I wish they could figure out a way to include the type cover, even if they have to make some compromises.
by William
This SurfacePro 7 16Gb RAM /1 Tb memory supplements a SurfacePro 4 16Gb RAM 256Gb memory, in which the battery back puffed up and prevents the screen from sitting on the body. The lesson may be, read the fine print that says don’t leaved it plugged in 24/7. Speed on calculation-intensive apps is noticeably faster. Keyboard for older machine works fine with this one, the side-bar docking station does not and required upgrade (cheap though). Face recognition signin software stopped working after two weeks, haven’t figured out how to restore it.
Bought this model while deciding necessary memory, when Amazon suddenly equalized price of 500Gb and 1Tb.
models. 500Gb is likely sufficient for working apps. The extra space is useful for (1) main family photo album, as it allows faster editing of files, which are then backed up to external drives and Dropbox, (2) larger on-board sample of iTunes library, formerly kept on external USB drive.
HINT: Value for money was better when I was stateside and paid a better base price, with no HST. Subjunctively, if you were to get a friend to do the same and send it marked ‘gift’, you’d be ahead. Otherwise, US fees are prohibitive.
by Alfredo
I initially bought a Surface Go(8gb) for a gift and when I had it in my hands I fell in love with the Surface. I had to get one for myself. Since I didn’t find another 8gb surface go model, I went w/ the Pro 7 i5/8gb model myself. I am in love with this device. Watching netflix is great, Illustrator and other drawing software works great w/ the surface pen. Keyboard took a few minutes to get the hang of it and I quite enjoy it, it works well. It is a bit heavy when holding it w/ one hand (this is why I loved the Surface GO version for normal tablet use) but it is quite light overall.
Also tested a few games and it actually surprised me a bit tacking into account this is the i5 model. I am able to play Halo Reach just fine, (note that I had to lower the resolution down to 1080p) and it plays good. Minecraft plays really well. I didnt actually get this for gaming ( lol ) but it plays light games just great (of course it gets warm w/ Reach). StardewValley FTW!
Currently this is my primary device and it performs extremely well. If you have the extra cash, do go for the i7 model mainly for the 16gb of RAM. OS consumes around 2.5-3GB of ram, so that doesn’t leave much left on the 8GB model. I personally did not have an extra 500$ just to get the i7 model.
by Jaime
My previous laptop was a godzilla, 15 inch monitor, weighs like 3 pounds or something (2014 model). I was looking for something that had the horsepower for what I needed, but also the lightness to carry it around. Although battery life isnt, the best, I DON’T MIND!
This thing is a beast! Im very happy running programs like tableau, zoom, excel, powerpoint, all at the same time and with various files and this thing doesn’t even flinch. The first few hours setting up and downloading all the programs it felt a big sluggish and I was starting to get worried. Once that was done, it started to fly.
Yes, the rotating screen isnt as flawless as apple’s iPad. That said, I bought this not to look pretty, i bought it to be my tool in battle. Being able to run all the programs that a regular PC can run is the main decision I went for Microsoft Surface. The only downside is that Microsoft is a bit costly on the accessories front.
I recommend this piece of tech to anyone who needs to travel or is on the move. I’m a relatively big guy and i’ve had no major problem with the size of the keyboard. I do put it FLAT on tables because my keystrokes tend to be pretty hard and the keyboard is the most (in my opinion) fragile of the accessories.
Lastly, the Pen interface is not perfect YET but oh man, as a first timer working with it, it kicks total ass and makes note taking in OneNote a complete positive trip.