Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love my Microsoft surface pro Snapdragon x elite I mean it's fast the display is amazing it's compatible with my work and gaming capability I mean it's the best of both worlds if I had to buy it again I would highly recommend over an iPad or MacBook

I appreciated how the AI features worked seamlessly in the background, boosting my productivity without any fuss. The battery easily lasted a full workday, and the design is modern yet durable…

I loved it, I'm super happy with the design, the features, the speed. It was an excellent decision to buy it.

I just bought this to replace my surface pro 7 as I was reaching the end of my rope with the 4gb or ram on that model. While I initially had reservations about the move to snapdragon, thus far I haven't run into any issues. The surface is snappy and the base 16gb allow for an ease in multitasking that I haven't had in a long time. So for me this was a major upgrade. The screen is very clear and the touch screen seems far better than on my surface 7. I do think the position of the charging cable on the center right is a bit awkward ( they could have kept the usb on the right and moved power to the left but that is just a nitpick). Over all it's been great and a massive upgrade if you are coming from a 7 or older.

Thia laptop looks and works very well it doesn’t hang much for me.

Needed a new PC - so I upgraded my old surface to a new shiny one! Its so fast.... and battery life like you wouldn't believe!! I miss the SD slot my old surface had.... but all in all it is an upgrade.

It's definitely the best Surface ever made hands down. I've owned several Surface models throughout the years and have seen a great improvement -- most recently having the Surface Pro X SQ2.. The Pro 11 X Elite is fast, has incredible battery life, and the OLED 120hz screen is a dream come true. My problem is still with the form factor. The truth is it's not a great laptop. It's not really a great tablet either. It's too small and quirky to sit on your lap, but holding this thing like a tablet isn't really a great option either. It's to heavy, big, and get's really hot at times to be a tablet. But yet, I still love it -- sort of. My issue is it's not replacing my laptop.. and I am still carrying around a tablet for media consumption. It's fitting somewhere in between and I cannot justify the $1500 price mark to keep it. If it was $750, maybe having it around would be an option. But it is one of the most expensive devices I own and it doesn't do anything well enough to replace my existing device list. It's fun, it's quirky, and well built. It's a great device. I just don't know who it is for and what purpose it serves.

Quick, good weight for a pad. Checks all the boxes.

Had this for about a week now. After shutting off all the AI extras, this thing runs fantastic. Without shutting off the AI stuff, the memory liked to sit around 90-95% (16GB Ram total) used and the system would have occasional complete hang-ups likely due to trying to use a large part of the page file.

I have no complaints. Have not had any issues. I use for work and leisure.

I love it! Fast. Easy to use. Lightweight. Perfect for my needs

Outstanding little computer using for traveling since small, light yet powerful.

Great display. Very sharp. Processor speed is excellent. I use it primarily for work so haven't watched movies on it. Short videos appear crisp so movies should be equally impressive. Touch screen is very responsive.

Fast, responsive, good display. Easily replaces my laptop. Overall great purchase.

Here is everything in a nut shell. Build and looks awesome. Do your research. If you want the pen buy the keyboard with the charger or you have to order a pen charger from Microsoft store in order to charge it. Triple check all software your planning to run on it. Due to the snap dragon (witch yes I new could be a problem) turns out many things that do have windows support don't fully work in the snap dragon architecture and the amount of trouble shooting to find out what you need to do means spending more time then it is worth to make it work. The other problems are the touch screen it self switch is 50/50 it works but not as smooth as other tablets witch is the limitations of windows it self. If your willing to spend the time on it and get your apps to work correct it isn't a bad deal but not recommended at the price.

I have always been using surface pro for the past 5 years. Needless to say this latest model is also a super power. Quick start, good battery life, Inbuilt OS and ease of use with a good storage it is one of the best choice I have made again.

First Day, and not only do all features work as expected, and all promises were kept but it manages to do those promises and claims all on day one and still while being lazing fast. I played Raid Shadow Legend and am getting amazing performance. Just a small keynote is that the Windows Recall Feature, and the feature where you talk to copilot while gaming as of yet isn't even out unfortunately. Battery also is just as good as the claims were watching YouTube for about 13-13 1/2 hours with 100% brightness and volume. Just in case anyone cares like I do with previous laptops it does have a HDR certification by VESA :) Speakers are also crisp and loud with no distortion. Cameras are super clear and sharp without any lag. So, for a recap all claims and promises giving high expectations met or exceeded my standers. fully Functioning with from what i see no glitches and most things appear to work on day one. Just thought this would Help out some people :) Your Welcome

Great product and easy to operate. Protable and very accessable.

Picked up the new Surface Pro Copilot+ with the Snapdragon X Elite as a replacement for my Galaxy Tab 10 Ultra. It’s a big upgrade in versatility, runs full Windows, handles everything I throw at it, and that OLED screen is gorgeous. Definitely more power and flexibility, but I do miss how smooth and fluid the apps felt on the Samsung.

Love my Surface, best of what i need it to do and light to boot...