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Microsoft Surface Pro|Copilot+ PC|13" IPS|Snapdragon® X Plus|16GB|256GB SSD|11th Edition|Platinum - Tablet PC

Reviews Microsoft Surface Pro|Copilot+ PC|13" IPS|Snapdragon® X Plus|16GB|256GB SSD|11th Edition|Platinum

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Lukáš, Praha 5

Verified purchase

windows pc

Quick

absence of keyboard

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Jan, Horní Beřkovice

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Works well

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Martin, Nahořany

Verified purchase

I have been using the tablet for work every day for 2 months now, I have a large monitor, keyboard and mouse connected to it. I'm perfectly happy. The only thing I sometimes miss is the keyboard when I take it somewhere with me. I was originally deciding between a laptop and a tablet. The keyboard in the original MS cover costs a bang 😥 over 10k. So I'll probably buy some to go with the previous models, should be compatible and a lot cheaper.

Satisfaction, works as it should

Output

Long battery life

Thin

Face unlock without problems

Quiet

It doesn't get hot, it should have a fan, but it's never audible

Nothing yet.

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Martin, Praha 3

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I tried another 2in1 pc and the closest competitor is lenovo yoga 7 with intel cpu, which is a bit more powerful, but its battery consumption is higher than ARM. The ability to work 7+h without charging is great nowadays. Windows 11 runs incredibly fresh and so far I haven't encountered a problem where the ntb would not keep up. The problem arises with applications that do not support ARM cpu and ntb must emulate x86 interface, this of course takes battery and performance, anyway, this does not happen very often with mainstream applications. I wouldn't change the Ntb, it's the best price/performance ratio at the moment

display

battery life

design

nice to the real

Price

ARM cpu compatibility

Slightly scratchable surface

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Jiří, Kladno

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I like Windows 11 a bit more than MacOS, but with long battery life and decent performance with minimal noise, I use a MacBook with Apple Silicon, I' ve been trying to find something comparable in the Windows world, but so far it hasn' t been possible. With the new Snapdragon X, the situation has changed. Decent battery life, even though the Surface Pro has far less capacity than, for example, the Yoga Slim 7x. Mainly, during normal use - some office, website, e-mails, video, even SW installation or updates, the fan does not start and it is perfectly silent.

First-class workmanship

During normal use - office, mail, web, video, it runs passively, the fan is barely noticeable in medium load. You can already hear it under full load, but personally I can generate something like that a few times a year for units of minutes.

Perfect webcam with Windows hello - very reliable even in the dark, fast

Relatively good sound for the size of the device, better than many laptops.

Recommended power profile against profile max. power, is the power difference in percent units.

The entry-level Snapdragon X Plus is the most energy-efficient chip in the lineup.

The difference in performance against the same clocked Elite 78-100 is about 10% in MT load, even though the Elite has 20% more cores

Windows on Arm and applications, especially native ones subjectively respond and launch faster than on my M1 MBP or gaming Ryzen 5800x3D.

Emulation of x86_64 applications works fine, comparable to Apple' s Rosseta 2

Apart from TC, Audacity, iCloud and LogiOptions+, all the applications I normally use have a native build for Arm64, and those mentioned run in emulation without any problems.

Probably the easiest SSD replacement option on the market.

The 32GB RAM version is not available for the CZ market

2.8k display on 13" does not provide ideal scaling. 200% is big for me, 175% sometimes small. at 2.5k, the standard Windows scaling would suit me better, or if the display was 3-3.2k

The keyboard and stylus need to be purchased additionally

Possible app compatibility issue for the x86 platform - I personally don' t have any apps that don' t run. This could be a deal breaker for some

A possible problem with the compatibility of peripherals - if they don' t work through some standard drivers and the manufacturer doesn' t have a driver for Windows on Arm - personally I don' t have a problem, for someone it could be a deal breaker.