The Type Cover is different from other detachable keyboards out there with its dual magnet design. Like its predecessors, the Surface 7 Pro+ uses a fanless design.
Running through the sides of the upper part of the Surface 7 Pro+ are vents to dissipate heat. On the top part, you get an 8-megapixel camera with autofocus and support for Full HD video. As of this writing, replacement SSDs are initially available only in the US. There are caveats here though, as the SSDs aren’t user-replaceable – you’ll have to order a replacement SSD only via an authorized Microsoft Surface reseller or Surface specialist. Despite its form factor, we like how the Surface Pro 7+ has an upgradable SSD slot in case the 256GB SSD that comes with it isn’t enough for your needs. You get a premium anodized aluminum for the whole body, with the bottom part (where you have a block-ish Windows logo) acting as a sturdy kickstand.īehind the kickstand are two covers: the rectangle one is for the SSD, and the smaller slot on the side is a NanoSIM slot for LTE-A connectivity. Surface computers are known for their no-nonsense, minimalist design approach, and the same goes for the Surface Pro 7+.
We’ve spent quality time with Microsoft’s best slate the past few weeks, and here’s what we think of it: Design The top-end Surface Pro 7+ showcases the best of Microsoft’s renowned 2-in-1 computers and aims to challenge the supremacy of the excellent Lenovo Yoga Duet 7i. Type Cover is one of the best detachable keyboards out thereĭespite practically inventing the 2-in-1 category in 2012, it was only until late last year when Microsoft made the Surface series of computers official in the Philippines.The Surface’s trademark form factor lets you use it in different modes (with or without the keyboard), and the Type Cover keyboard has one of the best functional designs out there. Review Verdict: The Microsoft Surface 7 Pro+ is still the leader when it comes to 2-in-1s in the Philippines.
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