Product Description: | Powered by Snapdragon X Elite for ultra-fast speed
1M:1 contrast ratio on optional OLED touchscreen
45 trillion operations per second with AI capabilities
Up to 14 hours of video playback
Microsoft 1 Year limited Warranty |
Product SKU: | buydig_MSEP223862 |
all-day_battery_life: | Less downtime charging and more power, with up to 14 hours of video playback. |
audio: | 2 W stereo speakers with Dolby® Atmos®, Support for Bluetooth® LE Audio |
battery_capacitiessurface_pro_with_lcd_display: | Battery Capacity Nominal (Wh): 48, Battery Capacity Min (Wh) 47 |
battery_lifesurface_pro_wi-fi: | Up to 14 hours of local video playback, Up to 10 hours of active web usage |
cinematic_display_on-the-go: | 1M:1 contrast ratio delivers a wider range of colors with the optional OLED touchscreen. |
connect_with_or_without_wi-fi: | Get the fastest connections available with Wi-Fi 7 and optional 5G. |
connections_ports: | 2 X USB-C® / USB4® ports with support for:, Charging, Data transfer, DisplayPort 1.4a, Surface Thunderbolt™ 4 Dock and other accessories, Supports fast charging with minimum 65W power supply via Surface Connect or USB-C, Surface Pro Keyboard port, Surface Connect port, NanoSIM |
create_with_cocreator: | Everyone can be an artist. Describe or draw your vision with text or image prompts, and watch Cocreator generate it. Prerelease product shown, subject to change. |
exterior: | Casing: Anodized aluminum, Colors: Sapphire, Dune, Black, Platinum, Physical Buttons: Volume, Power |
flexibility_at_any_angle: | Attached or detached—position Surface Pro Flex Keyboard however it suits you. |
get_more_done_faster: | Copilot takes care of routine tasks so you can achieve more every day. |
graphics: | Qualcomm® Adreno™ GPU, Memory and storage24, Memory options:, 16GB or 32GB LPDDR5x RAM |
height: | 0.37 inch (9.3 mm) |
industry-leading_ai: | Supercharge your productivity and creativity with 45 trillion operations per second. |
keyboard_compatibility: | Surface Pro Flex Keyboard, Surface Pro Keyboard with pen storage, Surface Pro Signature Keyboard, Surface Pro Keyboard, Surface Pro X Signature Keyboard, Surface Pro X Keyboard |
kickstand: | Kickstand with 165 degrees full friction hinge |
microsoft_defender: | Seamlessly protect you and your family’s data and devices. |
microsoft_pluton: | Built-in security and peace of mind that protects your data from bad actors online or in person. |
mics: | Dual Studio Mics with voice focus |
more_energy_efficient: | Surface Pro delivers higher performance with longer battery life. |
more_recycled_materials: | Enclosure is made with a minimum of 72% recycled content, including 100% recycled aluminum alloy and 100% recycled rare earth metals |
more_repairable: | Easier to repair, with clear visual icons and built-in access to repair instructions |
network_and_connectivitysurface_pro_wi-fi: | Wi-Fi 77, Bluetooth® Wireless 5.4 technology |
npu: | Qualcomm® Hexagon™ with 45 trillion operations per second |
plug_in_to_more_options: | Two USB-C ports let you charge on-the-go, transfer data fast, or create a desktop setup. |
product_specificationprocessor: | Snapdragon® X Plus (10 Core), with LCD display, Snapdragon® X Elite (12 Core), with OLED display |
security: | Enhanced security with Microsoft Pluton TPM 2.0, Windows 11 Secured-core PC, Windows Hello face authentication with Enhanced Sign-in security, Microsoft Defender – for enhanced identity and privacy protection* |
sensors: | Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Magnetometer, Ambient color sensor |
serviceability: | Replaceable components and self-repair information |
size_and_weightlength: | 11.3 inch (287 mm) |
smartest_in_its_class: | AI capabilities delivered by the fastest, most intelligent Surface Pro ever means mind-boggling speed and experiences at 45 trillion operations per second.5 |
software: | Windows 11 Home, Preloaded Microsoft 365 Apps*, Microsoft 365 Family 30-day trial, Microsoft Defender App*, Preloaded Xbox app, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate 30-day trial accessible through Xbox Cloud Gaming |
storage_options: | Removable solid-state drive (Gen 4 SSD) options: 256GB, 512GB, 1TB32 |
surface_pro_with_oled_display: | Battery Capacity Nominal (Wh) 53, Battery Capacity Min (Wh) 51 |
sustainability: | Surface Pro is designed with sustainability in mind - see more on the Surface Pro Eco Profile |
thoughtful_packaging: | 70% recycled content in wood-based fiber packaging, Paper-based, minimizing plastic use, 100% of our virgin paper sourced is FSC certified to be responsibly forested |
turn_your_imagination_into_images: | Describe or draw your vision and watch live as Cocreator generates an interpretation of it. |
ultra-precise_inking_experience: | Take notes, edit a schedule, or mark up an email reply. Use your Slim Pen everywhere, including Copilot in Windows. |
ultra-thin_ultra-light: | Under 2 lbs (900 g), ultra-portable design that can replace your tablet and your laptop. |
warranty: | 1-year limited hardware warranty |
weight: | 1.97 lbs (895 g) |
whats_in_the_box: | Surface Pro (11th Edition), Quick Start Guide, Safety and warranty documents, 39W Power Supply (In select markets, available only with specific configurations), SIM card access tool |
width: | 8.2 inch (209 mm) |
windows_hello: | Securely log in to your Surface Pro with nothing but a glance. |
Top Comments
But the cake baking is going to be a tough guess. It could happen, it could also not happen.
The issue with the PC space is; any commitments towards transitioning from x86-64 (current AMD/Intel) to ARM (this laptop deal) is going to have to start from the business sector down; not consumer market and up.
That being said, if most of your workload is on the web - these laptops are great. Chrome, Firefox, or whatever - most of these have ARM native versions. And lets be real, most people are doing most of their day and work on the web.
If you're getting this assuming this WILL get support from steam, play games like League of Legends and Rocket League as seamlessly as your intel or AMD powered desktop... that's not on the horizon just yet.
This is just (probably) a really good ARM machine for the web. Like a better chromebook.
Intel just came out w/ new x86 processors (Core Ultra 2) that may make more sense in the near term because there is no translation layer and have similar long power time.
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Intel just came out w/ new x86 processors (Core Ultra 2) that may make more sense in the near term because there is no translation layer and have similar long power time.
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Intel just came out w/ new x86 processors (Core Ultra 2) that may make more sense in the near term because there is no translation layer and have similar long power time.
But the cake baking is going to be a tough guess. It could happen, it could also not happen.
The issue with the PC space is; any commitments towards transitioning from x86-64 (current AMD/Intel) to ARM (this laptop deal) is going to have to start from the business sector down; not consumer market and up.
That being said, if most of your workload is on the web - these laptops are great. Chrome, Firefox, or whatever - most of these have ARM native versions. And lets be real, most people are doing most of their day and work on the web.
If you're getting this assuming this WILL get support from steam, play games like League of Legends and Rocket League as seamlessly as your intel or AMD powered desktop... that's not on the horizon just yet.
This is just (probably) a really good ARM machine for the web. Like a better chromebook.
but then Citrix app protection did not work and there is no native citrix port so I returned my surface pro 11. Others will find it working because App protection may not be turned on in their work profile. This is a documented issue and my work setup happened to require it.
the device ran well as a windows machine for my other apps
ran so-so as an iPad M4 replacement - just not as fast and not as fluid experience with the apps and gestures.
a key app such as citrix workspace isn't ported is yet another red flag that this adoption will be very slow. M1 ran much better even under emulation. I don't recall testing citrix on early days of M1.
my overall experience was documented in this post after I tried it for a week https://slickdeals.net/f/17894079-costco-black-friday-microsoft-surface-laptop-13-8-copilot-pc-qualcomm-snapdragon-x-plus-10-core-2304-x-1536-touchscreen-windows-11-16gb-ram-1tb-ssd-899-99?p=174010458#
But the cake baking is going to be a tough guess. It could happen, it could also not happen.
The issue with the PC space is; any commitments towards transitioning from x86-64 (current AMD/Intel) to ARM (this laptop deal) is going to have to start from the business sector down; not consumer market and up.
That being said, if most of your workload is on the web - these laptops are great. Chrome, Firefox, or whatever - most of these have ARM native versions. And lets be real, most people are doing most of their day and work on the web.
If you're getting this assuming this WILL get support from steam, play games like League of Legends and Rocket League as seamlessly as your intel or AMD powered desktop... that's not on the horizon just yet.
This is just (probably) a really good ARM machine for the web. Like a better chromebook.
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Surface Pro (11th Edition)
Quick Start Guide
Safety and warranty documents
39W Power Supply (In select markets, available only with specific configurations)
SIM card access tool
Microsoft Surface Pro Keyboard
Microsoft 1 Year limited Warranty
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Anyone see any of those?