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Microsoft Surface Pro X review: Better battery life for the coolest Surface

By Matthew Lynch
July 14, 2023
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Introduction:

The Microsoft Surface Pro X is the latest addition to the Surface family, designed with a sleek and modern look that distinguishes it from its predecessors. Not only does it deliver an impressive design, but it also promises better battery life – an essential feature for any modern-day tech enthusiast. In this review, we’ll dive into the details surrounding the Microsoft Surface Pro X and explore how it stands out from other Surface models.

Design and Display:

The Surface Pro X boasts an ultra-slim 7.3mm profile with a weight of just 1.7 pounds, making it extremely portable and comfortable to use on-the-go. Its signature anodized aluminum casing exudes a sense of luxury that rivals even its high-end competitors.

The device features a stunning 13-inch PixelSense touchscreen display with a resolution of 2880 x 1920, providing crisp and vibrant visuals, whether you’re working on documents or watching your favorite movies. The slim bezels make the display feel more immersive, enhancing your overall experience.

Performance:

Under the hood, the Surface Pro X packs Microsoft’s custom-built SQ1 processor in collaboration with Qualcomm, enhanced specifically for the device, delivering impressive performance capabilities. The SQ1 processor not only provides fast app loading times but also enables seamless multitasking when using several applications simultaneously.

Its innovative ARM architecture enables better power efficiency than traditional x86 processors, leading to improved battery life for users who need their devices to last throughout their day.

Battery Life:

One of the major selling points of the Microsoft Surface Pro X is its remarkable battery life. It promises up to 13 hours of typical usage on a single charge – an improvement over previous models in the series. Besides longevity, quick charging capabilities mean you can charge your device up to 80% in just under an hour – perfect for busy professionals always on-the-go.

Connectivity and Accessories:

The Surface Pro X offers versatile connectivity options, including two USB-C ports, a Surface Connect port, and a nano-SIM slot for LTE connectivity. It also supports Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.0 for seamless wireless connections.

As with other Surface devices, the Surface Pro X is compatible with the Surface Pen and the signature Type Cover, transforming it into a versatile work machine for both creativity and productivity.

Software Compatibility:

One caveat to be aware of is the app compatibility limitations due to its ARM architecture. Although Windows 10 on ARM has made strides in improving support for x86 apps through emulation, performance may be affected, and some specific apps might not work as expected.

Conclusion:

The Microsoft Surface Pro X offers sleek design and improved battery life that make it a worthy addition to the already-impressive Surface lineup. With its strong performance capabilities and stunning display, it caters well to professionals who need a reliable and stylish device on-the-go. However, users should be mindful of potential software compatibility issues due to the SQ1 processor’s ARM architecture. Overall, if you’re looking for the coolest Surface with better battery life, the Microsoft Surface Pro X is worth considering.

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