It's the ThinkPad of made-for-tablet keyboard folios. But those are minor complaints, and this remains without a doubt the best keyboard cover I've used. If I really had to pick on the cover, I'd say it feels a little hollow and is somewhat noisy.
No buttons here are undersized or out of reach, so I could type accurately and quickly. It's still covered in the luxe Alcantara fabric and will still cost you an extra $160, but pounding out my review on it was a breeze.Īs before, the individual keys here have ample travel and springy feedback and the entire layout is well-spaced. The Surface Pro's Type Cover is the same as before. It still runs at a 2,736 x 1,824 resolution with a 3:2 ratio, and episodes of The Good Place looked crisp and colorful on it while I was taking breaks from writing this review. Speaking of, the 12.3-inch PixelSense screen here is the same as before. Plus, they generally have slimmer bezels than the chunky black bars surrounding the Pro 7's display. They run different operating systems or use weaker processors, perhaps, but target the same constantly traveling professional that the Surface Pro does. While there may be fewer tablets running Windows that can compete against the Surface Pro, Microsoft also has to pay attention to ultraportable devices like the Galaxy Book S or even the just-announced Pixelbook Go. Microsoft markets it as a "versatile and lightweight convertible laptop." But laptops continue to get thinner and lighter - just look at the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 and HP's "lighter-than-air" Elite Dragonfly. The whole point of the Surface Pro series is that these are basically notebooks squeezed into the bodies of tablets. The trouble is, functional might no longer cut it. It looks a little dated compared to other 2-in-1s like the Galaxy Tab S6 and the iPad Pro, but it's still functional. If you've never seen a Surface Pro, though, you'll probably appreciate its sturdy frame and well-built kickstand. Also, now that I've seen the Pro X, I'm a little tired of the Pro 7's chunky bezels. The two look nearly identical and have the same dimensions. Frankly, if not for the USB-C slot on the side, I wouldn't be able to tell the Surface Pro 7 and its predecessor apart. If you've seen a recent Surface Pro, you've seen them all.
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