
Rating 4.2 out of 5 stars with 197 reviews
4.2- Screen Size (33)
- Ease of use (28)
- Performance (13)
- Weight (13)
- Battery Life (12)
- Compatibility (5)
- Processor (5)
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- Rated 3 out of 5 stars
Glitches
Turns itself on and off by itself. Also goes black then reopens itself to homescreen in middle of tasks. Wish they'd give a 30 day grace period for either returns or at least Geek Squad assistance on their open box items. I missed the return date by ONE DAY!!! And i just got 2 weeks ago.
Posted by Mdel
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Product
Good product, better than any other tablet i bought
Posted by Justin
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Surface pro x
Service pro x I'm loving it. Can't wait for my keyboard. Hopefully it comes in tomorrow
Posted by Jayslym
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Issues with the Kensington case
So far so good a bit slow. The Microsoft pen does NOT fit the Kensington case on top.
Posted by TulioT
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Much better than expected
I was hesitant to purchase the Surface Pro X based on some reviews I had read but with a drop in price, it was not that far off the Surface Go 3 and with better specs. I ended up buying both but eventually determined the Go was just too small for me. When comparing the two side by side and in multiple applications the Surface Pro X was better in almost all cases except portability. Not that the Go is not bad by any means, it is really a nice little multi-purpose machine but the extremely small size really hampers its usability for business. After loading up all the software I would normally use for business purposes, Office, Teams, Notepad++, 7zip, GitHub Desktop, Visual Studio Code, C#, Java, Gimp, and some other tools, I have found the performance to be very good, especially when running native apps and fortunately most of the key apps are native. Windows 11 now supports x64 emulation and it works perfectly. In fact, Office is actually running x64 emulation and is not native and I was shocked at how well it runs. To the point I thought it had to be native. Some pros: Screen is excellent Portability is very good; this thing is thin and pretty light Surface keyboard is excellent Battery life has been excellent. This is the first PC I have ever used where I didn't have immediate battery anxiety. Love the fact it is fanless and runs cool. First PC laptop/2in1 that I have ever used that didn't practically sunburn my lap when using it. Performance has been very good and stays the same even when not plugged in which is a nice change of pace from all my other Intel/AMD based laptops and machines. This is much more akin to the new Apple Macs. This is the base model SQ1 system as well and the new SQ3 based systems will probably be out soon, but this has been just fine and great price. Speakers are awesome Cameras are excellent MS Teams performance in video conference calls has been very good Cons Performance could be a bit better in games Windows 11 is not a great tablet experience compared to IOS or Android tablets, but it is surprisingly not as bad as I would have thought with such small touch targets. Still a better tablet UI when in tablet mode would be nice. Windows Store still needs a lot of work and it isn't always clear in the store which apps are native. I have only had one app so far not install and function. Also still way too many garbage apps in the store and not nearly enough good apps.
Posted by durandal