Microsoft Surface Pro (5th Gen) (Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM, 128GB) with Platinum Cover Newest Version
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Size: Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM, 128GB
Style: With Platinum Type Cover
Features
- The latest Microsoft Surface Pro Features a 7th generation Intel Core i5 Processor, 128 GB of storage, 8 GB RAM, and up to 13.5 hours of video playback
- Our fastest Surface Pro ever* thanks to a powerful Intel Core laptop-grade processor
- Go all day with up to 13.5 hours of battery life. * 50% more battery life than the previous generation
- Our lightest Surface Pro yet*, starting at 1.69 lbs (m3 model)
- Our Surface Pro Signature Platinum Type Cover is Ultra-slim, yet performs like a full, traditional laptop keyboard. Microsoft Surface Pen sold separately
Brand: Microsoft
Model Name: Microsoft Surface
Screen Size: 12.3 Inches
Color: Gray
Hard Disk Size: 128 GB
CPU Model: 8032
Ram Memory Installed Size: 8 GB
Operating System: Windows 10 Pro
Graphics Card Description: Integrated
Graphics Coprocessor: Intel HD Graphics 620
Standing screen display size: 12.3 Inches
Screen Resolution: 2560 x 1600 pixels
Max Screen Resolution: 2736x1824 Pixels
Processor: 3.5 GHz 8032
RAM: 4 GB LPDDR4
Memory Speed: 2400 MHz
Hard Drive: 128 GB SSD
Graphics Coprocessor: Intel HD Graphics 620
Chipset Brand: Intel
Card Description: Integrated
Graphics Card Ram Size: 8 GB
Number of USB 3.0 Ports: 1
Average Battery Life (in hours): 13.5 Hours
Brand: Microsoft
Series: Microsoft Surface
Item model number: KLH-00001
Operating System: Windows 10 Pro
Item Weight: 4 pounds
Product Dimensions: 9.41 x 13.11 x 2.24 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 9.41 x 13.11 x 2.24 inches
Color: Gray
Rear Webcam Resolution: 8 MP
Processor Brand: Intel
Number of Processors: 2
Computer Memory Type: Unknown
Flash Memory Size: 128 GB
Hard Drive Interface: Unknown
Power Source: Battery Powered
Voltage: 240 Volts
Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: May 2, 2018
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Size: Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM, 256GB
Style: Device Only
I've had an Acer Switch Alpha 12, an HP Spectre X2 and now the Surface Pro i5 8gb 256 and the Surface pro beats them hands down... not even close in my opinion. I sent both the HP Spectre back and the Acer Switch back for various annoyances that frustrated me to the breaking point the later getting a dreaded blue screen of death and was unable to recover, even to start back up again. Travel and tablet use: my both the competing computers (Spectre and Switch) had the annoying inconvenience of not have easy to find car chargers that actually work. The Surface pro car charger I purchased works, works well, and was not hard to find on Amzn. I have a steering wheel "shelf" that holds my Surface so I can easily work while I'm on the road (stopped of course :-) and with the excellent battery life I have only a few times needed to actually plug in the car charger for juice. The Surface is light for a PC with rounded corners that make it comfortable to hold but you will get hand fatigue if you try to hold it with one hand. The touch sensitivity of the screen is superb and is very smooth when scrolling or working. Keyboard: the keyboard is just plain excellent in my opinion. I don't feel any "bounce" of the keyboard when I type on a hard surface and I usually type with the keyboard in the what I call upper position that's slightly elevated on the backend that touches the monitor. The back lighted keys have a brightness adjustment using the F1 and F2 keys and it works well. Just remember if you turn on your Surface and don't see the keyboard lighted, press the F2 key enough times to see the brightness increase. I din't know what the deluxe keyboard is supposed to feel like or look like but I have one that has what I call a felt to touch surface (no pun intended) and it's very pleasing but can catch dust and dirt if you're sloppy when you work. (don't recommend eating things that make crumbs near your keyboard :0-) On Screen keyboard: I wish there was an alternative on screen keyboard for the Surface Pro. The current / default on screen keyboard is not bad but lacks a microphone icon to allow you to speak / type and I miss that function with the type of work I do but its not a deal breaker for me. Ports: with one 3.0 USB port the Surface pro is a little light on connectivity but nothing that the available adapters can't rectify for you. The power port using an unusual power cord I've not seen before but it works well, stays out of the way well, and has a power light that lets you know you are connected properly. Kickstand: I love this kickstand. Its way more useful than the ones that were attached to the HP Spectre and Acer Switch and can accommodate just about any angle you throw at it all the way down to almost flat. When it's out of the way you wouldn't even know there was a kickstand included as it's tucked away nicely without being obtrusive. Screen: the screen is plenty bright, of nice resolution for my purposes, has pretty accurate color accuracy which is important to me as a graphic designer and without the keyboard is relatively light. There is a rather large bezel but I don't see that as a disadvantage necessarily as you need some space to hold the screen without distracting from your content. Features: instant on when turning this baby on, it's pretty fast and Windows Hello does my face recognition accurately 70% or the time :-) When it doesn't recognize you it gives the the opportunity to type in your pin number you setup when you originally setup the device. Speaking of setup I loved that the system walked me through setup using the Cortana voice prompts which was a smooth process. Value: Many have stated how expensive this Surface Pro is but you know what... after experiencing the lack of quality of the other two supposed knock offs I returned I can honestly say this was the right choice of me. Nearly double the price of the other two but worth every penny to me so far. Lots of people use a tablet with no keyboard so I can see why MS left it out of the box but should have built it into the price and included it or used the keyboard and pen as "giveaways" to sell more units and increase the perceived value. Heat factor: Only one time have I noticed any heat on the back of the screen and that was when I left the device on with the keyboard folded onto the device in closed position and left for a period of time. It was still quite usable but there's that to consider when working with this device. Last: the battery life is just excellent. My HP Spectre and Acer Switch battery life was nothing short of pathetic. This Surface Pro once again was the right choice for me. I think the availability of keyboards is a bit confusing for the consumer as evidence by how many people ask in the Answers section if the keyboard will fit this or that Surface model. Wish list: I wish there was a second USB port. I wish the keyboard were felt on the outside and not on the keyboard itself. I wish Microsoft app store wasn't so sparse and lacking in apps (really pathetic if you ask me). I can't believe a company as powerful as MS can't figure out how to encourage more developers to add their apps and I think it's a huge mistake to try to create some kind of closed ecosystem... they're not Amazon lets face it :-)
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Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2017 by electrlux
Size: Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM, 256GB
Style: Device Only
I have been ordering used computers off Amazon for a while. Most in very good condition, as in like new. This was my first time getting a just Good surface pro. I saved money, which on social security is important. Yes the computer has a few tiny imperfections. But then again so do I. Everything works, it came quickly as promised and it even had a pen. Very happy with the seller. Plus to my old eyes it looks good enough. I mainly annoy people on social media with my overly verbose drivel (writing). Your welcome....
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Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2023 by Kindle Customer
Size: Intel Core i7, 16GB RAM, 1TB
Style: Device Only
This is my first Surface tablet. I bought the 5th generation, I don't know if it's officially called a Surface Pro 5, but that's what I'll call it. I compared against the brand new 6th gen, and didn't see enough of a significant difference to warrant the higher price. There were some MAJOR shipping problems with this, that were mostly Amazon's fault. Apparently they felt mine was a suspicious purchase, even though I've spent tens of thousands of dollars at Amazon. This was probably my most expensive single purchase, so while their suspicion might have been justified, they seemed to simply sit on it, instead of attempting to contact me to determine if I really made this purchase. The seller told me they couldn't ship until Amazon gave the ok. I contacted Amazon several times, getting different excuses every time. Once they told me it was a stock issue. That was a lie. Then they told me it was stuck in a certain status, that was apparently a lie. Then they told me it was a suspicious purchase, maybe because I applied for the Amazon credit card to pay for it. But, if that going to be the case every time someone applies for the card when they make a big purchase, they're going to have a LOT of pissed off people, me included. Eventually someone at Amazon assured me I would have the item on a certain day, it showed up 2 days after that date. So for a Prime item that was in stock, I received it 5 days later than it should have been. The rating on this review is not based on this experience, just letting people know. Anyway. The Surface Pro 5 is very fast, I bought the top of the line (Core i7, 16gb RAM, 1tb SSD). The display is excellent, seems clearer than my HP 25" monitors on my desktop PCs. I bought a third part type cover, from Fintie. I had experience with their bluetooth keyboards I've used with my Android tablet, so I gave it a try, since it was half the price of the MS type cover. I have to get used to a non-Android tablet. Only one home screen, is the main thing. I have learned to use the surface mainly in tablet mode, just easier with the touch screen. The touch screen can be frustrating in some ways. Mainly when trying to grab a corner or edge of a window to resize. Or when trying to slide a video progress bar or sound level slider. For example: I watch games on NFL Gamepass, and it seems impossible using your finger to grab and slide the video position slider. I can do it with a mouse, but not with my finger. I've tried tap and slide, tap-hold and slide. But it just doesn't work. I've also found accuracy isn't great with my finger either. Trying to hit a relatively small play/pause button on the video takes a few tries much of the time. Just can't seem to hit the sweet spot. That's the main reason I've removed one star. I did purchase a stylus, but haven't really explored the Ink options, just doodled on the screen a few times. An artist I am not. I do recommend the Surface. I can't compare it to an iPad, since I don't use Apple products if I can help it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2018 by J. Alberts