At your desk, on the couch, or out in the yard, Surface Pro 7 adapts to the way you work with laptop-to-tablet versatility. And now, it delivers more power than ever, with a laptop-class Intel Core processor, all-day battery¹, Instant On, and improved graphics — plus more multitasking connections, including both USB-C and USB-A ports. 
Q: DOES IT COME WITH THE KEYBOARD?
A: No, keyboard is separate purchase
Q: What kind of charging system does this require? Couldn’t find on Best Buy website
A: Surface Pro 7 comes with a power supply to charge the device.
Q: does this have vt-x? does this support virtual machines?
A: yes thanks dillymcphilly
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Q: Is this surface pro upgrade able to windows 11?
A: Yes, mine upgraded just fine to Windows 11.
Q: Can you download turbo tax on this?
A: Yes. Virtually any program that runs on Windows.
Q: Does it come with Window 10?
A: Thanks for asking! Surface Pro 7 comes with Windows 10 Home.
A: Surface Pro 7 is designed for use with Windows 10. For information on how to upgrade Windows 10 Home to Windows 10 Pro, go here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/12384

At your desk, on the couch, or out in the yard, Surface Pro 7 adapts to the way you work with laptop-to-tablet versatility. And now, it delivers more power than ever, with a laptop-class Intel Core processor, all-day battery¹, Instant On, and improved graphics — plus more multitasking connections, including both USB-C and USB-A ports.

Unplug. Pack light. Get productive your way, all day. Collaborate on projects, perfect a presentation, manage email, and stream a show when it’s all done. From office to home, airport to open road, power your life on the move with new Surface Pro 6, the laptop that adapts to you — now more powerful than ever with the latest 8th Generation Intel Core™ processor for faster, smoother multitasking.

Get the flexibility you want and the speed you need with Surface Pro 12" Bundle, a Copilot+ PC. When you have all this, plus advanced AI capabilities in one ultra-thin and light device, the power to go beyond what you thought possible is yours. This bundle includes the Surface Pro 12" Keyboard. This keyboard features a stable and durable design, full size backlit keyboard, a dedicated Copilot key for instant AI access at your fingertips.

The most flexible laptop, reimagined — Surface Pro helps you get the most out of your day with accelerated performance that unlocks a new AI era to enable Copilot experiences, and battery life₅ to keep you going all-day long. All wrapped up in an ultra-portable design that can replace your tablet, your laptop, and does more than you could ever imagine.
| Pros for Microsoft - Surface Pro 7 - 12.3" Touch Screen - Intel Core i7 - 16GB Memory - 512GB SSD - Device Only (Latest Model) - Platinum | |||
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| There were no pros for this product— | There were no pros for this product— | Portability, Battery Life, Build Quality, Keyboard Backlight, Performance | Portability, Battery Life, Overall Performance, Processor Speed, Screen Quality |
| Cons for Microsoft - Surface Pro 7 - 12.3" Touch Screen - Intel Core i7 - 16GB Memory - 512GB SSD - Device Only (Latest Model) - Platinum | |||
| There were no cons for this product— | There were no cons for this product— | Port Selection | Software Compatibility, Price |
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I've been a fan of the Microsoft Surface Pro lines since its inception. Not much of a difference between the Surface Pro 6 and this Surface Pro 7 though. Appreciate the newly added USB-C port but Microsoft should've already had it on the Surface Pro 6. Overall, great product all around.
This review is from Microsoft - Surface Pro 7 - 12.3" Touch Screen - Intel Core i7 - 16GB Memory - 512GB SSD - Device Only - Matte Black
Posted by teedang
I have been eyeing the Surface for a few generations and when it came time to replace my iPad and my laptop (both of which were very old) I thought that the Surface would be the perfect choice and I was totally right. I've built my own computers and this is still probably the coolest computer/laptop/2-in-1 that I have ever owned. Pros: It's light. The touchscreen is sufficiently responsive/sensitive and the resolution and image quality are great. The performance and battery life are pretty good as well. Cons: The only two cons that I have is that it seems to get a little hot sometimes and for some reason the charging cables tend to look like a tangled mess and don't like to fold up nicely when putting it away.
This review is from Microsoft - Surface Pro 7 - 12.3" Touch Screen - Intel Core i7 - 16GB Memory - 512GB SSD - Device Only - Matte Black
Posted by GamerNerd
I had a lot of problems trying to replace my nearly 3 year old Dell XPS13. First of all it was an i7 with a terabyte SSD and 16 GB RAM. 4K HDR screen was gorgeous. I didn't NEED a replacement, but I'd never kept a laptop that long, and I missed the tablet format of my Spectre X360's I had before it. So first I tried a Surfacebook, but it wouldn't work with my Dell WD15 USB C dock. I finally got the multimonitors to work, but it didn't have enough power to charge. I didn't want multiple plugs and I didn't want to buy a dock for it. Then I tried a different version of this, the i5 base model Surface Pro 7. I already knew the format, I have a Surface Pro 4 that my son and I use for building Lego sets, since we like the electronic instructions rather than the paper. But that Surface Pro 7 also didn't work well with the multimonitor setup with that Dell WD15 dock. Then I tried the 2020 Spectre X360 15" with the discrete video option. Yes, still issues with the dock and multi monitor. So then I finally tried the new 2020 Spectre X360 14 inch. When that didn't work well with the Dell dock, I purchased a Thunderbolt 3 dock that should've worked well with it, and still had issues. I finally saw they had a really great sale on these higher end Surface Pros, so it was worth getting this and simply buying the Surface Dock 2 and bypassing issues with my Dell dock. And it's been a nearly perfect result. It is a bit of a performance hit for the lower power i7 this has, but for my needs, the things I do like transcoding video files are not a constant, so I don't mind the performance drop. The 4k HDR screen was nice, but I don't watch movies on these, so I didn't really lose anything there. I do require something I can use on my lap on the couch though since I do a lot of work at home at night as well, and the Brydge Pro 12.3 really DOES turn this into a laptop for all intents and purposes, finally a keyboard that's weighted enough that this acts like a laptop in your lap, no kickstand needed. It's so great having something with no fan noise. This is dead silent. The form factor is great for someone like me who takes it to work and back home every day. The tablet functionality is outstanding, whether using fingers or the pen, it gives so many more possibilities than normal laptops. Unlike the HP Spectre X60 15 inch, this is NOT a burden to hold and use as a tablet. I've had SSD based systems for years now, the last five laptops I've had were all SSD, all my desktops and my media center are SSD, so I'm used to fast booting systems. Yet this still boots quicker than any other system I have or ever used. I don't sleep anything, always power off, so I still have a very quick boot. I've had a few issues with a couple programs I use such as Eseecloud for my home external cameras, and even with the dock 2 designed for these, I get weird issues with the mouse moving between one of the monitors and this screen. But considering all the things I run on here, that's small potatoes. The power brick isn't too bad, but I found a USB C to surface port charging cable that I can use with a small USB C wall wart that puts out 90 watts. FAR easier to carry that with me, and the one that shipped with this is permanently under the couch and used when I am home. The screen gets very dark if you want, FAR darker than the XPS could, which I appreciate at night. Battery life is a bit of a letdown, but still better than my Dell was doing after nearly 3 years of use. I would've loved the battery life of the Surfacebook but I didn't want to pay the premium for the hardware when I could get this on such a great sale and have basically the same experience. I have no need of discrete graphics and it seemed pointless to spend extra money for something I never needed to use. I'm glad I finally am done searching for a new laptop. Between the Brydge keyboard I can leave at home on the stand by the couch and the typecover for when I'm anywhere else and don't need this on my lap, I have the best of all worlds.
This review is from Microsoft - Surface Pro 7 - 12.3" Touch Screen - Intel Core i7 - 16GB Memory - 512GB SSD - Device Only - Matte Black
Posted by JDThird