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The editors liked
Powerful new SQ1 processor
Better keyboard than iPad Pro
Slim bezels
Long rated battery life
Fast charging
Covers 93% of the sRGB gamut (Chi Mei P130ZFA-BA1) and has a great color accuracy
Thin
Light
And premium design
Very good build quality
High maximum brightness (450 nits)
IR face recognition and LTE support
Lightweight and sturdy
Beautiful screen
As usual
An excellent typing experience
Though not on your lap
Slim
Attractive chassis
Bright
Vivid display
Long battery life
Comfortable keyboard
Gorgeous 13-inch display
Sleek
Premium design
Fantastic 5MP webcam
Comfortable keyboard (see cons)
Decent battery life
Outstanding hardware design
Unlocked 4G LTE SIM eSIM
Upgradable SSD
Tenhour battery life (ARM64)
Slim Pen and keyboard are super clever
Excellent audio
Display
And typing
810 hour battery life
New colors are excellent
Beautiful design
New stylus
Good screen
Beautiful hardware design
Lightweight and portable
Better battery life
Fanless industrial design
Excellent 13-inch display
Capable ARM-based processor
Integrated 4G LTE mobile broadband
All-day battery life
SSD is replaceable
The Surface Pro X is slim and light while still having a large display. It's a modern take on the classic Surface Pro design
And it's great
Having LTE on computers is incredibly underrated and it makes the computer miles more useful and portable
The ba
Consistent battery life
Thin and light design
Great frontfacing camera system
Beautiful build
Speedy and reliable LTE
Comfortable keyboard case
Made of premium materials
Good 3
2 screen
Silent operation
NVMe SSD can be replaced
LTE
Good front-facing camera
The editors didn't like
Slim Pen and keyboard are very expensive
No headphone jack
Very limited I/O
Memory is soldered to the motherboard
Windows is not very well suited for ARM integration in 2020
App compatibility issues and some bugs
Good
Though not overly impressive battery life
USB-C ports are late
And lack Thunderbolt
App compatibility issues
Middling performance
Poor value
App compatibility issues (for now)
Lacks 5G or Wi-Fi 6 support
Very expensive (keyboard and stylus sold separately)
No Dolby Vision or antiglare display
Sevenhour battery life (x86)
SQ2 is not as impressive in 2020
Still expensive
Questions remain about x8664bit emulation
No 5G or WiFi 6
Expensive
Too slow for the price
Battery doesn't impress
Still some app compatibility issues
No 5G
Windows-on-ARM ecosystem is still developing
I know it's coming
But at the time of review there is no 64 bit emulation and basically no developers are building software for Windows on ARM. It makes the Surface Pro X a pseudo Chromebook until 64 bit emulation is released
It's an insane expectation
ARM still doesn't support certain legacy applications
Same great design, New 'Platinum' colour option, Better battery life
App compatibility still limited, SQ2 marginally improves performance, Arguably necessary accessories still very pricey
We've seen this beforeAs for the design of the Surface Pro X (2020), there's really nothing new here — it's about as iterative as you can get. Internally, the only change is the addition of a SQ2 processor, while externally there's a new colour variant, ‘...
Abstract: At its New York event on October 2nd, Microsoft announced a slew of new products. Some announcements, like the Surface Neo and Duo, are peaks into the future of Surface. Others, like the new Surface Pros and Laptops, are more immediate changes — welcome...
Abstract: Microsoft's Surface Pro X was supposed to signal a new chapter for Qualcomm's foray into Windows PCs and tablets, one where battery life was no longer the sole selling point. To its credit, the new, semi-custom Microsoft SQ1 chip (based on the Snapdragon...
Published: 2019-12-03, Author: Mark , review by: pcworld.co.nz
After years of cookie-cutter upgrades, the Surface Pro X delivers a well-thought-out physical redesign. Again, however—and this is getting tiring by now—app compatibility, performance issues and bugs complicate Microsoft's effort. Calling it an “Edgebook”...
Beautiful 13-inch display, Lightweight and ultra-portable, Fantastic cameras for a tablet
Lack of app support for Windows on ARM, No Thunderbolt 3 or Thunderbolt 4, Stylus and keyboard come sold separately,
The Microsoft Surface Pro X is a lightweight device for everyday browsing and general office work, but the lack of native support for creative applications for Windows on ARM makes it a very hard sell for people working in a creative industry. It makes fo...
Published: 2020-03-12, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
slim, great 13in screen, 4G, kickstand, ninehour battery, 2x USBC, quick charging, Windows Hello, brilliant keyboard (essential additional purchase), smart stylus holder, Windows 10
not much ARMnative software, no good photo editors, no SD card reader, no headphone socket, no Thunderbolt 3, keyboard not included
The Surface Pro X is Microsoft's gamble on ARM chips as one future of Windows devices, enabling thinner, lighter, longer-lasting and always-connected machines.But it hasn't paid off just yet. For something promising to be a fully-fledged Windows 10 comput...
Published: 2020-02-10, Author: Andrew , review by: techteamgb.co.uk
Abstract: The surface pro x is kind of the baby in the surface lineup, with it's ARM based CPU, but is it actually any good? Let's take a look and see. But first, if you haven't already, consider subscribing for more videos like this one every monday, wednesday and...
The Surface Pro X is certainly a nice piece of hardware. It's very slim and light, and it has a big, beautiful display. Its keyboard, touchpad and stylus function superbly and battery life is excellent.Add in upgradeable storage, built-in 4G capability an...
