The top-center of the chassis also holds room for a small webcam.īy lifting the kickstand, you’ll unlock two secrets within the Surface Pro 7 Plus. The logo sits on a kickstand, which can be lifted through the two indentations on either side of the tablet. The model I reviewed has a platinum-painted magnesium alloy chassis accented with a silver glossy Microsoft logo in the bottom-center. The Surface Pro 7 Plus offers a lightweight design, making it easy to carry around during daily travel. Replaceable SSD is a nice touch for the Plus.Easy to carry thanks to lightweight design.Each also has a variety of color options.

The Surface Pro 7 Plus also comes with a load of different accessories, which includes the Surface Pen for $99, the Surface Headphone 2 for $249, the Surface Arc Mouse (which starts at $59 and goes up to $79), and finally, the Surface Pro Type Cover for $159. Meanwhile, the more expensive option is again only offered in Platinum, and comes with an Intel Core i7 CPU, 32GB of RAM, a 1TB SSD, and again can only function through Wi-Fi connectivity. This particular one comes with an Intel Core i3 CPU, 8GB of RAM, 128GB of SSD and can only work through Wi-Fi connectivity.

The base model for the Surface Pro 7 Plus comes only in Platinum, and starts at $899. Matte Black does have fewer options for the specs though, so beware. There are two choices of colors, including Platinum and Matte Black. Microsoft also has a load of different customization options for the Surface Pro 7 Plus.

With the non-Plus version you won’t be able to get LTE, the ability to remove the SSD or the improved thermals added to the Plus version of the Pro 7 tablet. However, if you want a non- Plus version of the Surface Pro 7 2-in-1, it's available from retailers like Best Buy at prices starting around $899.

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