Take a look at our Microsoft promo codes page for the latest offers and discounts.The Microsoft Surface Pro 7 did not reinvent its Windows-tablet predecessors when it launched but instead iterated on a time-tested design by delivering better performance and adding a USB Type-C port.

Less demanding users should go for the $629 Surface Go 2 for its endurance, while those creating content and pushing their systems to the extreme should get the Surface Pro 7.

When it comes to helping people decide which Surface is right for them, I'm going to start by gauging their productivity needs. Of course, the Surface Pro 7 is still the better tablet (or 2-in-1, with the Type Cover) for power users, thanks to its faster processors. This Surface Go 2 vs Surface Pro 7 face-off features some surprises, showing how you get more battery life by spending less and how you're not sacrificing screen quality (or webcam excellence) either. The Surface Pro 7 has similar bezels that are neither chunky nor svelte.

Microsoft's decision to shave the Surface Go 2's bezels down makes it fit into the current Surface lineup a lot better. Both feature a strong and sturdy kickstand, and both offer the same strong magnesium chassis. The 10.5-inch Surface Go 2 looks like a shrunken-down version of the 12.3-inch Surface Go 2. But both are the models we'd consider if we bought them for ourselves.Īnnoyingly, neither the Surface Go 2 nor Surface Pro 7 include their Type Cover keyboard or Surface Pen. The Core m3 Surface Go 2 ($629) and Core i5 Surface Pro 7 ($1,199) we tested are both faster and more expensive than the entry-level models. The Surface Pro 7 ($749) may cost almost twice as much as the Surface Go 2 ($399), but it starts with both a faster Core i3 processor and faster (and more capacious) storage (64GB eMMC vs 128GB SSD).

The price to value ratios for the Surface Go 2 and Surface Pro 7 are relatively similar. Intel Pentium Gold 4425Y | 8th Gen Intel Core m3

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