It supports 4096 levels of pressure sensitivity and tilt detection, and there is almost no delay when writing. Surface Pro 8 is as good as ever on the screen, especially after replacing the ancestral mold, it also uses a narrow bezel design, the screen display area is larger, the field of view is wider, and the overall is more refined. Since the launch of the Surface Pro series, Microsoft has become more and more sophisticated, with top performance and quality, and it can be said to be a golden sign in the industry. Microsoft Surface Pro 8 Review: i7-1185G7, 16GB/256GB Single Review, online available, Short, Date:
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably realised that video conferencing is more important now than it has ever been, and having a laptop (or tablet) with a decent webcam is a godsend, as we all want to look good in our morning meetings. The numbers are slightly less impressive with our video playback test, where the Surface Pro 8 lasts just 6 hours and 32 minutes, but that’s still a pretty nice little Netflix binge. With how portable the Surface Pro 8 is, it’s nice to know it’s not going to run out of battery within a couple of hours, as the charger can add extra bulk. This is probably largely due to Microsoft’s decision to adhere to the Intel Evo program and to limit the refresh rate of the display to 60Hz by default. We’ve since graduated to PCMark 10, but the Surface Pro 8 knocks that number out of the park with 8 hours and 15 minutes, making this a device you can totally use to work all day without needing a charger. One of the biggest downfalls of the Surface Pro 7 was its battery life, lasting a paltry 3 hours and 12 minutes in the PCMark 8 battery test. Single Review, online available, Long, Date: With its price of entry at $1,099 / £999 / AU$1,649, the Surface Pro 8 is also the most expensive – a lot more than its predecessor, the Surface Pro 7, that started at $749 / £799 / AU$1,249 – and that makes it harder to sell. Unfortunately, all those much-needed improvements come with a price increase. And, it also comes with the new Windows 11 operating system pre-installed. And, although we are lamenting the loss of some legacy ports, this is the best Surface Pro we’ve gotten in years. At the same time, it truly feels like a new generation with these design changes and some of the fastest hardware that's ever been seen in a Windows tablet. The Surface Pro 8 is still very much recognizable as part of Microsoft's core line of Windows tablets. This is the biggest change we’ve seen on this flagship device in years, rolling out some long-overdue design improvements like thinner bezels, rounded edges, and the inclusion of the Thunderbolt 4. With the Surface Pro 8, Microsoft finally took the aging design of the Surface Pro lineup and completely modernized it.
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