Microsoft Surface Pro 8-13″ Touchscreen – Intel® Evo Platform Core™ i5-8GB Memory – 256GB SSD – Device Only – Graphite (Latest Model)
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Product Features
- The power of a laptop with the flexibility of a tablet, and every angle in between, with 13 inch touchscreen, iconic built-in Kickstand, and detachable Keyboard.
- Windows 11 brings your closer to what you love. Family, friends, obsessions, music, creations — Windows 11 is the one place for it all. With a fresh new feel and tools that make it easier to be efficient, it has what you need for whatever’s next.
- The first Surface Pro built on the Intel Evo platform. Do it all with the Intel Evo platform — performance, graphics, and battery life in a thin and light PC.
- The best pen experience on Pro with rechargeable Surface Slim Pen 2 and Surface Pro 8, for the natural feeling of pen on paper,(4) securely stored in Surface Pro Signature Keyboard.
- Type in comfort. Sleek and compact, Surface Signature Keyboard performs like a traditional laptop keyboard complete with a full function row and backlit keys.
- You’re going to need Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Don’t forget to add Microsoft 365
- The power of a laptop with the flexibility of a tablet, and every angle in between, with 13 inch touchscreen, iconic built-in Kickstand, and detachable Keyboard.
- Windows 11 brings your closer to what you love. Family, friends, obsessions, music, creations — Windows 11 is the one place for it all. With a fresh new feel and tools that make it easier to be efficient, it has what you need for whatever’s next.
- The first Surface Pro built on the Intel Evo platform. Do it all with the Intel Evo platform — performance, graphics, and battery life in a thin and light PC.
- The best pen experience on Pro with rechargeable Surface Slim Pen 2 and Surface Pro 8, for the natural feeling of pen on paper,(4) securely stored in Surface Pro Signature Keyboard.
- Type in comfort. Sleek and compact, Surface Signature Keyboard performs like a traditional laptop keyboard complete with a full function row and backlit keys.
- You’re going to need Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Don’t forget to add Microsoft 365
Product Specifications
| Color | Graphite |
| Hard-Drive Size | 256 GB |
| Operating System | Windows 11 Home |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Expandable Storage |
| Graphics Description | Integrated |
| Graphics Coprocessor | Intel Iris Xe Graphics |
| Hard Disk Description | SSD |
| Item Weight | 890 Grams |
| Video Processor | Intel |
| Webcam Capability | Yes |
| Graphics Card Ram | 4 GB |
| Automatic Backup Software Included | Windows 11 Home, Microsoft 365, Xbox App, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate |
| Form Factor | Laptop |
| Hard Disk Interface | Solid State |
| Voltage | 32 Volts |
| Camera Description | Front, Rear |
| Biometric Security Feature | Face Recognition |
| Compatible Devices | Laptop |
| Warranty Type | 30 Days |
| Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness | 9.06"L x 12.22"W x 1.97"Th |
| Video Output | Thunderbolt |
| Virtual Reality Ready | No |
| Front Photo Sensor Resolution | 5 MP |
| Rear Facing Camera Photo Sensor Resolution | 10 MP |
| RAM Memory Installed | 8 GB |
| RAM Memory Technology | LPDDR4 |
| Memory Clock Speed | 2400 MHz |
| Ram Memory Maximum Size | 8 GB |
| RAM Type | DDR4 SDRAM |
| RAM Memory Slot Total Count | 1 |
| Memory Slots Available | 1 |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi |
| Wireless Technology | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi |
| Wireless Compability | 802.11ax |
| Cellular Technology | 4G |
| Bluetooth Version | 5.0 |
| Bluetooth support | Yes |
| Wi-Fi Generation | Wi-Fi 6 |
| Human-Interface Input | Keyboard, Touchscreen |
| Keyboard Description | Backlit |
| Keyboard Layout | QWERTY |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Touchpad Feature | Yes |
| Processor Series | Core i5 Family |
| Processor Speed | 4.2 GHz |
| Processor Count | 1 |
| Processor Brand | Intel |
| CPU Model Number | i5 11th Gen |
| CPU Model Generation | 11th Gen |
| CPU Model Speed Maximum | 4.4 GHz |
| CPU L3 Cache | 12 MB |
| CPU Codename | Tiger Lake |
| Brand | Microsoft |
| Model Name | Surface Pro |
| Model Year | 2021 |
| Model Number | 8PQ-00017 |
| Built-In Media | AC Cord, Power Supply, Pro Device, QSG, Regulatory Documents |
| Manufacturer | Microsoft |
| UPC | 889842795448 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | 1 year manufacturer |
| ASIN | B09DK2H5HB |
| Screen Size | 13 Inches |
| Resolution | 2880x1920 |
| Native Resolution | 2880 x 1920 pixels |
| Display Type | PixelSense Flow |
| Display Resolution Maximum | 2880x1920 Pixels |
| Display Technology | LCD |
| Touch Screen Type | PixelSense |
| Has Color Screen | Yes |
| Screen Finish | smooth |
| Battery Cell Type | Lithium Ion |
| Battery Life | 6 Hours |
| Lithium-Battery Energy Content | 50.2 Watt Hours |
| Total Usb Ports | 2 |
| Hardware Interface | Bluetooth 5, Thunderbolt |
| Number of Ports | 3 |
| Total Thunderbolt Ports | 2 |
| Total PCIe Ports | 2 |
| Speaker Description | Integrated stereo speakers |
| Microphone Form Factor | Built-In |
| Audio Recording | Yes |
Product Price History
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Worse than the SP4 for art. I’ve had a Surface Pro 4 for years now and it has been used for all my personal and commissioned artwork since I got it. Before that, I had a SP3, which was also amazing — so I’m a big Surface fan in general. Unfortunately, My Pro 4 is finally on its way out. The charging port is iffy, and it does not support Windows 11, meaning in a year or so it would be obsolete anyway. So, with the good sale on the 8s, which has 11 by default, I decided to upgrade.The 8 does have a bigger screen and an upgradable hard drive, which are the nicest features. But for art, it feels like a downgrade to a much cheaper tablet.Firstly, despite Microsoft saying it supports their specific models, none of the old Surface pens actually work fully. I tested OneNote, Paint, Medibang Paint Pro, and Photoshop, just to be sure it wasn’t software-based…. but using any of those pens caused CRAZY line wobble on diagonals (see picture; straight line is when I tried using my finger). Drawing vertical or horizontal lines, no problem — straight as your hand can go. Even using a ruler, attempting to draw any line that veers horizontally (or a circle/any shape that requires diagonal angles) produces a very strange squiggle that renders art impossible. I spent HOURS with Microsoft support, downloading drivers, reinstalling Windows, the whole works — right up until they told me that it must be a device problem and to return it. So return it I did…. and the second one has the exact same problem. I drove all the way into town to a store that had a display model and tested my multiple pens on that one, and found even the display has that issue. Weird seeing as they even sold the old pens still!So, I tried upgrading to the Slim Pen 2, a nice extra hundred and twenty bucks that I didn’t expect to have to spend since my SP4 pens were listed as compatible. But, it works! The pen is nice, too, though I am frustrated that I had to buy it at all. If the computer can’t recognize the pens fully, IMO they shouldn’t be listed as supported. If I had known that I needed the newest surface pen from the get go, I wouldn’t be nearly as annoyed.But then, I found out that not ONLY do you need to use a very specific pen…. but you CAN’T use a screen protector. My SP4 worked with a good tempered glass screen protector on it, absolutely no problem. I went through 3 protectors over the last few years due to them cracking or getting scratched, so I definitely need a protector — but upon installing any glass protector on the 8, I get the diagonal wobbly line issue AGAIN. For pete’s sake. I tested 4 different screen protectors and had the same issue every time. I read reviews for every single brand’s screen protector available on Amazon, and each one had a review saying they had touch issues after applying it.Eventually, I found a film-based matte protector that DOES work. It will maybe 1/20 times produce a wobbly line, but is far more consistent and usable. Only problem is that there was literally one option available for a film-based protector on amazon, it was awful to install and has bubbles, and the matte visibility makes it have an awful texture/distorts the picture a bit. Perhaps as the device gets older, more screen protectors will be developed for it that aren’t annoying, but for now I feel forced into using it this way and I still find myself using my 4 despite its charging issues.Thus far I’m very disappointed in the 8. As a note-taking device or portable Windows tablet, it’s fine, but for art I’d pick an SP4 over it any day.
Worse than the SP4 for art. I’ve had a Surface Pro 4 for years now and it has been used for all my personal and commissioned artwork since I got it. Before that, I had a SP3, which was also amazing — so I’m a big Surface fan in general. Unfortunately, My Pro 4 is finally on its way out. The charging port is iffy, and it does not support Windows 11, meaning in a year or so it would be obsolete anyway. So, with the good sale on the 8s, which has 11 by default, I decided to upgrade.The 8 does have a bigger screen and an upgradable hard drive, which are the nicest features. But for art, it feels like a downgrade to a much cheaper tablet.Firstly, despite Microsoft saying it supports their specific models, none of the old Surface pens actually work fully. I tested OneNote, Paint, Medibang Paint Pro, and Photoshop, just to be sure it wasn’t software-based…. but using any of those pens caused CRAZY line wobble on diagonals (see picture; straight line is when I tried using my finger). Drawing vertical or horizontal lines, no problem — straight as your hand can go. Even using a ruler, attempting to draw any line that veers horizontally (or a circle/any shape that requires diagonal angles) produces a very strange squiggle that renders art impossible. I spent HOURS with Microsoft support, downloading drivers, reinstalling Windows, the whole works — right up until they told me that it must be a device problem and to return it. So return it I did…. and the second one has the exact same problem. I drove all the way into town to a store that had a display model and tested my multiple pens on that one, and found even the display has that issue. Weird seeing as they even sold the old pens still!So, I tried upgrading to the Slim Pen 2, a nice extra hundred and twenty bucks that I didn’t expect to have to spend since my SP4 pens were listed as compatible. But, it works! The pen is nice, too, though I am frustrated that I had to buy it at all. If the computer can’t recognize the pens fully, IMO they shouldn’t be listed as supported. If I had known that I needed the newest surface pen from the get go, I wouldn’t be nearly as annoyed.But then, I found out that not ONLY do you need to use a very specific pen…. but you CAN’T use a screen protector. My SP4 worked with a good tempered glass screen protector on it, absolutely no problem. I went through 3 protectors over the last few years due to them cracking or getting scratched, so I definitely need a protector — but upon installing any glass protector on the 8, I get the diagonal wobbly line issue AGAIN. For pete’s sake. I tested 4 different screen protectors and had the same issue every time. I read reviews for every single brand’s screen protector available on Amazon, and each one had a review saying they had touch issues after applying it.Eventually, I found a film-based matte protector that DOES work. It will maybe 1/20 times produce a wobbly line, but is far more consistent and usable. Only problem is that there was literally one option available for a film-based protector on amazon, it was awful to install and has bubbles, and the matte visibility makes it have an awful texture/distorts the picture a bit. Perhaps as the device gets older, more screen protectors will be developed for it that aren’t annoying, but for now I feel forced into using it this way and I still find myself using my 4 despite its charging issues.Thus far I’m very disappointed in the 8. As a note-taking device or portable Windows tablet, it’s fine, but for art I’d pick an SP4 over it any day.
Worse than the SP4 for art. I’ve had a Surface Pro 4 for years now and it has been used for all my personal and commissioned artwork since I got it. Before that, I had a SP3, which was also amazing — so I’m a big Surface fan in general. Unfortunately, My Pro 4 is finally on its way out. The charging port is iffy, and it does not support Windows 11, meaning in a year or so it would be obsolete anyway. So, with the good sale on the 8s, which has 11 by default, I decided to upgrade.The 8 does have a bigger screen and an upgradable hard drive, which are the nicest features. But for art, it feels like a downgrade to a much cheaper tablet.Firstly, despite Microsoft saying it supports their specific models, none of the old Surface pens actually work fully. I tested OneNote, Paint, Medibang Paint Pro, and Photoshop, just to be sure it wasn’t software-based…. but using any of those pens caused CRAZY line wobble on diagonals (see picture; straight line is when I tried using my finger). Drawing vertical or horizontal lines, no problem — straight as your hand can go. Even using a ruler, attempting to draw any line that veers horizontally (or a circle/any shape that requires diagonal angles) produces a very strange squiggle that renders art impossible. I spent HOURS with Microsoft support, downloading drivers, reinstalling Windows, the whole works — right up until they told me that it must be a device problem and to return it. So return it I did…. and the second one has the exact same problem. I drove all the way into town to a store that had a display model and tested my multiple pens on that one, and found even the display has that issue. Weird seeing as they even sold the old pens still!So, I tried upgrading to the Slim Pen 2, a nice extra hundred and twenty bucks that I didn’t expect to have to spend since my SP4 pens were listed as compatible. But, it works! The pen is nice, too, though I am frustrated that I had to buy it at all. If the computer can’t recognize the pens fully, IMO they shouldn’t be listed as supported. If I had known that I needed the newest surface pen from the get go, I wouldn’t be nearly as annoyed.But then, I found out that not ONLY do you need to use a very specific pen…. but you CAN’T use a screen protector. My SP4 worked with a good tempered glass screen protector on it, absolutely no problem. I went through 3 protectors over the last few years due to them cracking or getting scratched, so I definitely need a protector — but upon installing any glass protector on the 8, I get the diagonal wobbly line issue AGAIN. For pete’s sake. I tested 4 different screen protectors and had the same issue every time. I read reviews for every single brand’s screen protector available on Amazon, and each one had a review saying they had touch issues after applying it.Eventually, I found a film-based matte protector that DOES work. It will maybe 1/20 times produce a wobbly line, but is far more consistent and usable. Only problem is that there was literally one option available for a film-based protector on amazon, it was awful to install and has bubbles, and the matte visibility makes it have an awful texture/distorts the picture a bit. Perhaps as the device gets older, more screen protectors will be developed for it that aren’t annoying, but for now I feel forced into using it this way and I still find myself using my 4 despite its charging issues.Thus far I’m very disappointed in the 8. As a note-taking device or portable Windows tablet, it’s fine, but for art I’d pick an SP4 over it any day.
Worse than the SP4 for art. I’ve had a Surface Pro 4 for years now and it has been used for all my personal and commissioned artwork since I got it. Before that, I had a SP3, which was also amazing — so I’m a big Surface fan in general. Unfortunately, My Pro 4 is finally on its way out. The charging port is iffy, and it does not support Windows 11, meaning in a year or so it would be obsolete anyway. So, with the good sale on the 8s, which has 11 by default, I decided to upgrade.The 8 does have a bigger screen and an upgradable hard drive, which are the nicest features. But for art, it feels like a downgrade to a much cheaper tablet.Firstly, despite Microsoft saying it supports their specific models, none of the old Surface pens actually work fully. I tested OneNote, Paint, Medibang Paint Pro, and Photoshop, just to be sure it wasn’t software-based…. but using any of those pens caused CRAZY line wobble on diagonals (see picture; straight line is when I tried using my finger). Drawing vertical or horizontal lines, no problem — straight as your hand can go. Even using a ruler, attempting to draw any line that veers horizontally (or a circle/any shape that requires diagonal angles) produces a very strange squiggle that renders art impossible. I spent HOURS with Microsoft support, downloading drivers, reinstalling Windows, the whole works — right up until they told me that it must be a device problem and to return it. So return it I did…. and the second one has the exact same problem. I drove all the way into town to a store that had a display model and tested my multiple pens on that one, and found even the display has that issue. Weird seeing as they even sold the old pens still!So, I tried upgrading to the Slim Pen 2, a nice extra hundred and twenty bucks that I didn’t expect to have to spend since my SP4 pens were listed as compatible. But, it works! The pen is nice, too, though I am frustrated that I had to buy it at all. If the computer can’t recognize the pens fully, IMO they shouldn’t be listed as supported. If I had known that I needed the newest surface pen from the get go, I wouldn’t be nearly as annoyed.But then, I found out that not ONLY do you need to use a very specific pen…. but you CAN’T use a screen protector. My SP4 worked with a good tempered glass screen protector on it, absolutely no problem. I went through 3 protectors over the last few years due to them cracking or getting scratched, so I definitely need a protector — but upon installing any glass protector on the 8, I get the diagonal wobbly line issue AGAIN. For pete’s sake. I tested 4 different screen protectors and had the same issue every time. I read reviews for every single brand’s screen protector available on Amazon, and each one had a review saying they had touch issues after applying it.Eventually, I found a film-based matte protector that DOES work. It will maybe 1/20 times produce a wobbly line, but is far more consistent and usable. Only problem is that there was literally one option available for a film-based protector on amazon, it was awful to install and has bubbles, and the matte visibility makes it have an awful texture/distorts the picture a bit. Perhaps as the device gets older, more screen protectors will be developed for it that aren’t annoying, but for now I feel forced into using it this way and I still find myself using my 4 despite its charging issues.Thus far I’m very disappointed in the 8. As a note-taking device or portable Windows tablet, it’s fine, but for art I’d pick an SP4 over it any day.
Excellent as a small laptop. I was looking for a larger than my 10″ Kindle Fire tablet. This is more of a small laptop than a tablet. It is perfect for anyone that travels and needs a computer more than a tablet. Returned and bought an iPad.
Excellent as a small laptop. I was looking for a larger than my 10″ Kindle Fire tablet. This is more of a small laptop than a tablet. It is perfect for anyone that travels and needs a computer more than a tablet. Returned and bought an iPad.
BUYER BEWARE. Not as Described: Not 32 GB. and not sure what else it wasn’t since we thankful saw the outward packaging label first. So, therefore I can’t give it an actual rating if you are looking for 8GB…I’m sorry for anyone who opened it expecting to receive the correct item only to find that now they may not be able to get a full refund. Please, change the description; seems misleading and/or scam-ish.
Wonderful Surface. I really like it and everything was very great, touch screen, Screen quality and battery life and more …. Thank you Amazon I really like purchasing from amazon . My regards
Wonderful Surface. I really like it and everything was very great, touch screen, Screen quality and battery life and more …. Thank you Amazon I really like purchasing from amazon . My regards
Wonderful Surface. I really like it and everything was very great, touch screen, Screen quality and battery life and more …. Thank you Amazon I really like purchasing from amazon . My regards
Wonderful Surface. I really like it and everything was very great, touch screen, Screen quality and battery life and more …. Thank you Amazon I really like purchasing from amazon . My regards
Battery Won’t Charge. Update: We reordered this PC/tablet from the same seller. It has worked for three months with no issues. I’m updating my original rating from 1 star to 4. The refund on the original order was submitted with no problems.This was a gift for a college student and worked great right out of the box. When the battery got low he plugged it in aaand… nothing. It absolutely will not charge. We performed all the trouble-shooting steps with no results. I contacted the seller who offered to provide a discount if we kept it. Ridiculous solution, it’s a paperweight at this point. I’m returning it and buying it new again. I will add an update when I get the replacement.
Excellent seller. I had a Surface Pro 7. This Pro 8 is not a huge jump but it is definitely an improvement. If you don’t want to upgrade to the very expensive Surface Pro 9 don’t be afraid to get one of these. Unless you are a very heavy power user this will do anything and more than you will ever need.
Excellent seller. I had a Surface Pro 7. This Pro 8 is not a huge jump but it is definitely an improvement. If you don’t want to upgrade to the very expensive Surface Pro 9 don’t be afraid to get one of these. Unless you are a very heavy power user this will do anything and more than you will ever need.
Excellent seller. I had a Surface Pro 7. This Pro 8 is not a huge jump but it is definitely an improvement. If you don’t want to upgrade to the very expensive Surface Pro 9 don’t be afraid to get one of these. Unless you are a very heavy power user this will do anything and more than you will ever need.
Excellent seller. I had a Surface Pro 7. This Pro 8 is not a huge jump but it is definitely an improvement. If you don’t want to upgrade to the very expensive Surface Pro 9 don’t be afraid to get one of these. Unless you are a very heavy power user this will do anything and more than you will ever need.
Excellent seller. I had a Surface Pro 7. This Pro 8 is not a huge jump but it is definitely an improvement. If you don’t want to upgrade to the very expensive Surface Pro 9 don’t be afraid to get one of these. Unless you are a very heavy power user this will do anything and more than you will ever need.
Excellent seller. I had a Surface Pro 7. This Pro 8 is not a huge jump but it is definitely an improvement. If you don’t want to upgrade to the very expensive Surface Pro 9 don’t be afraid to get one of these. Unless you are a very heavy power user this will do anything and more than you will ever need.
Great. I love my microsoft. Easy to move around the homes, connects to my printer and cricut perfectly with no issues. I can text and pick up calls. It’s just awesome.
USED tablet instead of NEW. I purchased a NEW tablet but BuyBoxChampion “accidentally” sent a USED TABLET instead (and they were totally unaware of the condition of this used tablet). There was already a profile setup on it, so I had to reset the darn thing. I contacted them, they took about a day each time to respond.. I didn’t have time to send it back and get a refund (since I live in the tropics and I have work to catch up on) so I just requested a partial refund. They, however, only could give a 50$ partial refund based on some random excuse.I’ve had this tablet for about a month. It runs fairly okay so far, I’m able to do basic things browse, watch videos, type documents, the speakers are clear, the touch is responsive at times – little lagging intermittently, overheats with RPGs and recently after signing in with Windows Hello a black screen appeared and then I had to force shut-down, restart it then wait a few seconds before it finally signed in again and displayed the start screen… my advice.. go with any other seller with better credibility…
Perfect upgrade. Upgraded from a Surface Pro 4, this is definitely worth the change. Only issue, very minor, no 3.0 USB port to transfer files to a USB drive. Ordered a Docking station and works great.
Perfect upgrade. Upgraded from a Surface Pro 4, this is definitely worth the change. Only issue, very minor, no 3.0 USB port to transfer files to a USB drive. Ordered a Docking station and works great.
Perfect upgrade. Upgraded from a Surface Pro 4, this is definitely worth the change. Only issue, very minor, no 3.0 USB port to transfer files to a USB drive. Ordered a Docking station and works great.
Perfect upgrade. Upgraded from a Surface Pro 4, this is definitely worth the change. Only issue, very minor, no 3.0 USB port to transfer files to a USB drive. Ordered a Docking station and works great.
Perfect upgrade. Upgraded from a Surface Pro 4, this is definitely worth the change. Only issue, very minor, no 3.0 USB port to transfer files to a USB drive. Ordered a Docking station and works great.
Perfect upgrade. Upgraded from a Surface Pro 4, this is definitely worth the change. Only issue, very minor, no 3.0 USB port to transfer files to a USB drive. Ordered a Docking station and works great.
Perfect upgrade. Upgraded from a Surface Pro 4, this is definitely worth the change. Only issue, very minor, no 3.0 USB port to transfer files to a USB drive. Ordered a Docking station and works great.
Stay Away. My item stopped working just over one year of use. Buy directly from Microsoft or a reputable dealer. Saving a few dollars is not worth it when the product is dodgy.
Stay Away. My item stopped working just over one year of use. Buy directly from Microsoft or a reputable dealer. Saving a few dollars is not worth it when the product is dodgy.
Is a good product. Is a good product!
Used Surface Pro Defective. My surfacepro 8 screen shattered so I needed a replacement asap. This was supposed to be used, like new. Showed up looking great. Wouldn’t turn on. Put it on the charger and waited for a while, turned on while on the charger, blue screen came up saying “automatic repair couldn’t repair your pc” this made me worried but I just did a complete wipe of the computer, updated it, brought my profile up, it worked. Then it turned off on me. I noticed, no battery life. Incase, I just left it on the charger, for over an hour. Turned it on with a battery life of still 0%. It will not charge. I have my charger and the charger it came with. It is not the charger. And it was already dead when it arrived. I don’t normally buy used electronics for this reason but really did not need a new computer. I needed better luck. I am hoping I do not have issues with a refund.
Used Surface Pro Defective. My surfacepro 8 screen shattered so I needed a replacement asap. This was supposed to be used, like new. Showed up looking great. Wouldn’t turn on. Put it on the charger and waited for a while, turned on while on the charger, blue screen came up saying “automatic repair couldn’t repair your pc” this made me worried but I just did a complete wipe of the computer, updated it, brought my profile up, it worked. Then it turned off on me. I noticed, no battery life. Incase, I just left it on the charger, for over an hour. Turned it on with a battery life of still 0%. It will not charge. I have my charger and the charger it came with. It is not the charger. And it was already dead when it arrived. I don’t normally buy used electronics for this reason but really did not need a new computer. I needed better luck. I am hoping I do not have issues with a refund.
Horrible product, very disappointed. Regret this. Never synced with my Microsoft account – would think just by same brand it would be easiest. Keyboard kept disconnecting. Pen stopped working, short life before change. My daughter preferred to use an old, broken hp with 1/3 of the screen pink than this. Put it on a shelf. Now she’s trying to use it, dark blue lines showing up on the screen: 1, then another, then another. Waste waste waste
Very good for drawing and daily tasks. Excellent machine.
Very good for drawing and daily tasks. Excellent machine.