Specificationsġ3-inch 2880 x 1920 with 3:2 aspect ratio Since this is a tablet I suspect that many will forgive it for lacking the port, but as a full Windows PC, it’s sorely missed.Ī volume rocker lives on the left side of the machine, and the power button sits on the right. Admittedly, many users may have gotten used to this as smartphones continue to ditch that port and move to Bluetooth headphones or USB Type-C dongles. Perhaps the biggest omission is the lack of a headphone jack. I would have preferred another Type-C port there. But the only port on the right side is Microsoft’s proprietary Surface Connect port for charging and using the company’s proprietary docking station. There are two USB Type-C ports on the left side, which is a huge improvement over prior Surface tablets that didn’t have this connector. Because it’s a tablet, I don’t mind the fact that there are few connections, but the selection is odd.

If there’s one letdown in the design, it's the lack of ports. The Surface Pro X is of a similar size to the Samsung Galaxy Book 2, which is 1.8 pounds and 1.3 x 7.9 x 0.3 inches. The Surface Pro 7, which is hundreths of an inch thinner, does feel noticeably thicker with the old design. It’s 11.3 x 8.2 x 0.3 inches (287 mm x 208 mm x 7.3 mm) and it weighs just 1.7 pounds (it gets heavier at 2.4 pounds with the keyboard).

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