Very good 2in1 laptop-tablet indeed. However, there are plenty of items are not available yet in ms store. I still have to use google playstore and still figuring out how to download the app in this surface.

Very good 2in1 laptop tablet but ms needs to work with more partner as i cannot find most of the app i need to download in the ms store. I have to go google playstore n i m still figuring how to download those apps to this surface.

The Best 2in1 Device around Period. Ive used an Ipad pro, a Galaxy Tab S7, a surface pro 7, traditional laptops. None of them can provide everything this Device does. Its literally about the thickness of a USB-C port and weighs almost nothing, yet it can run full windows. (Not 64-bit x86 apps just yet, unless you are on a early release software version) but I have not encountered an app that I needed to run that I couldn't. This device is plenty powerful. I am able to run older games like Mirror's edge and Mass effect at full resolution and high detail no problem. Just Make sure to use Microsoft edge as your browser since its Native ARM64.

This is the third Surface Pro that I use personally out of 6 purchased for our company. It is really nice to have cellular internet built-in. Speed and battery power are even better in this model. The challenge is getting used to the OneDrive backup which I'm trying to live with. It takes time to backup my photo files to the web continuously. I've ignored that feature up to now, by stopping OneDrive auto backup. The low memory warnings made me try to delete what I thought were redundant videos Deleting these movie files that take up unnecessary room damaged several videos that I needed. I finally paid for an OneDrive storage plan to get around the memory usage notices. I'm not sure I understand the philosophy of OneDrive yet and how it helps but I love everything else about this machine. I coupled it with a docking station and a large curved screen. It is a portable tablet and an extremely capable machine when you need multiple operations going at the same time.

I had high hopes for the Microsoft Surface Pro X, mainly because I was very interested in ARM architecture and how powerful they were becoming. The battery life was a letdown. I got a solid 3 hours of watching YouTube videos while doing light work such as email and Word Docs. Until then, few apps or programs worked well with MS SQ 1 or 2. I'm sure with time, apps and programs will adapt, but it's just an expensive tablet that can only get you so far. It performs well regarding note-taking, basic web browsing, and using the Microsoft Suite. The display is top-notch, however. You are better off with a Chromebook or even the latest Apple M1 or M2 chip. The latter is the company that perfected the ARM architecture, with which popular apps such as Adobe Creative Suite and more work well.