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Gift yourself a new Microsoft Surface Pro (from 2017) on sale for $200 off
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TL;DR: Get convenience and function all in one with a Microsoft Surface Pro 12.3-inch tablet for $1,099.99, a 15% savings as of June 8.
The first half of 2020 is practically gone and it’s been a wild ride. But for parents, it’s been particularly preposterous. You basically went to sleep one night and woke up forced to act as a stay-at-home parent, homeschool teacher, and remote worker all in the blink of an eye.
But we’re all starting to figure things out. For one, you’ve probably realized that sharing a laptop with your child is just not working. Between trying to complete your daily work schedule and helping them with algebra, your device is likely showing some wear and tear. In other words? It’s time to gift yourself with a new computer and throw your old one to the wolves (a.k.a. the kids). And lucky for you, this brand-new Microsoft Surface Pro with 128GB of storage is on sale for $200 off and is sure to check all your boxes.
With over 13 hours of battery life and a robust core i5 processor, this Surface Pro can keep up with your new schedule. Like all Surface devices, it has a multi-position kickstand that allows you to comfortably work (or play) at your desk, couch, or anywhere else hands-free. It’s probably our favorite thing about this line of gadgets.
The high-resolution PixelSense Display is absolutely breathtaking and responds to your touch with no lag. Plus, it’s got 50% more battery life and 50% more performance than common tablets, so you basically get the performance of a laptop and the convenience of a tablet, all in a multi-functional shell. What could be better for your newfound lifestyle?
Regularly $1,299.99, you can save 15% on this brand-new Microsoft Surface Pro from 2017 and pick it up on sale for just $1,099.99.
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