If so, then that raises our hopes for the Surface Pro 8. We hope to test out the Surface Pro 7+ soon and see if it's as good as Microsoft claims it is. I doubt the average consumer wants to "contact a Microsoft authorized reseller," and nor should they have to. That is annoying, because everyone - not just business and education buyers - should be able to get this notebook if they so choose. The Surface Pro 7+ may have an aging look, but otherwise it sounds like what the Surface Pro 8 should be. This was possible, Microsoft told the outlet, because it had rearranged the internal components. How is that being accomplished? While Microsoft doesn't note the battery size for the Surface Pro 7+ on its own site, The Verge (opens in new tab) notes that Microsoft has upgraded the battery's capacity from 46.5Wh to 50.4Wh.
The Surface Pro 7+ looks to fix this, as Microsoft is now boasting "up to 15 hours" of life, nearly 50% more endurance than its Pro 7 claim. That was notably shorter than the "up to 10.5 hours" that Microsoft claimed. One of the biggest issues with the Surface Pro 7 was its short battery life, which lasted only 7 hours and 52 minutes on our web-surfing based test. The Surface Pro 7 Plus contains plenty of upgrades over the Surface Pro 7 too, albeit in the same ageing chassis. Instead, Microsoft has called its latest convertible the Surface Pro 7 Plus, and has only made it available to business customers and educational institutions. (Image credit: Microsoft) Microsoft Surface Pro 7+ battery life The successor to the Surface Pro 7 is here, but it is not the Surface Pro 8. It has the same 11.5 x 7.9 x 0.3-inch chassis, the same aluminum look and the same chunky bezels. With one interesting exception, the Microsoft Surface Pro 7+ looks exactly like the Pro 7. Intel Core i3-1115G4 (Core i5-1135G7 + LTE upgrade for $250 more)ġx USB-C, 1x USB-A, 3.5mm headphone jack, 1x Surface Connect port, Surface Type Cover port, MicroSDXC card reader
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