This’ll give you access to the SSD slot, which you’ll open only when you upgrade or replace your SSD, and the SIM card slot, which you’ll use to get 4G LTE up and running. The top-center of the chassis also holds room for a small webcam.īy lifting the kickstand, you’ll unlock two secrets within the Surface Pro 7 Plus. The logo sits on a kickstand, which can be lifted through the two indentations on either side of the tablet. The model I reviewed has a platinum-painted magnesium alloy chassis accented with a silver glossy Microsoft logo in the bottom-center. The Surface Pro 7 Plus offers a lightweight design, making it easy to carry around during daily travel.

Replaceable SSD is a nice touch for the Plus.

Easy to carry thanks to lightweight design.

Each also has a variety of color options. The Surface Pro 7 Plus also comes with a load of different accessories, which includes the Surface Pen for $99, the Surface Headphone 2 for $249, the Surface Arc Mouse (which starts at $59 and goes up to $79), and finally, the Surface Pro Type Cover for $159. Meanwhile, the more expensive option is again only offered in Platinum, and comes with an Intel Core i7 CPU, 32GB of RAM, a 1TB SSD, and again can only function through Wi-Fi connectivity. This particular one comes with an Intel Core i3 CPU, 8GB of RAM, 128GB of SSD and can only work through Wi-Fi connectivity. The base model for the Surface Pro 7 Plus comes only in Platinum, and starts at $899. Matte Black does have fewer options for the specs though, so beware. There are two choices of colors, including Platinum and Matte Black. Microsoft also has a load of different customization options for the Surface Pro 7 Plus. With the non-Plus version you won’t be able to get LTE, the ability to remove the SSD or the improved thermals added to the Plus version of the Pro 7 tablet. However, if you want a non- Plus version of the Surface Pro 7 2-in-1, it's available from retailers like Best Buy at prices starting around $899.

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