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Save up to 23% on Amazon
TL;DR: Select configurations of Microsoft’s all-new Surface Pro 7 hybrid laptop are on sale on Amazon, saving you up to 23%.
Microsoft users have been eating good so far in 2020.
At the beginning of the month, Amazon rang in the new decade with some amazing deals on select machines from the brand’s popular Surface laptop and Surface Pro 2-in1 laptop lines, the likes of which we haven’t seen since Black Friday.
From the looks of things, the online retailer doesn’t plan on switching things up anytime soon — not that anyone’s complaining.
Following up on its discounts on the Surface Pro X and 6 and the Surface Laptop 3, Amazon is now offering some sweet, sweet savings on select configurations of the brand new Surface Pro 7, a 12.3-inch hybrid laptop that landed in September. Depending on the processing speed and storage capacity you have in mind, you can save up to 23%:
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Intel Core i3 processor, 128GB SSD, 4GB RAM — $609.98 (down $139.02 from $749)
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Intel Core i5 processor, 128GB SSD, 8GB RAM — $695 (down $204 from $899)
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Intel Core i5 processor, 256GB SSD, 8GB RAM — $997 (down $202 from $1,199)
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Intel Core i7 processor, 512 GB SSD, 16GB RAM — $1,579.99 (down $319.01 from $1,899)
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Intel Core i7 processor, 1TB SSD, 16GB RAM — $2,079.76 (down $219.24 from $2,299)
(Pro tip: Put that money you’re saving towards accessories like a Surface Pro Type Cover, Surface Pen, or Surface Arc Mouse — they’re all sold separately.)
We didn’t get a chance to review the Surface Pro 7 ourselves, but our comrades over at PCMag deemed it worthy of an Editor’s Choice Award for “[representing] the best of detachable Windows tablets,” if that tells you anything. Hardware analyst Matthew Buzzi concluded that while its design isn’t super innovative compared to previous Surface Pro models, its USB-C port and newer processor makes it a worthy upgrade if your current laptop or tablet is a couple of years old. (In other words, don’t go abandoning your Surface Pro 5 or 6 for this thing, but definitely give it a thought if you’re working on a Surface Pro 4 or earlier.)
Oh — and ICYMI, here’s a rundown of other Microsoft Surface and Surface Pro devices that were also on sale the last time we checked:
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Microsoft Surface Pro X: Released in November, this super slim 13-inch hybrid laptop runs on Microsoft’s new Qualcomm-powered SQ1 chip and boasts both WiFI *and* LTE Advanced Pro connectivity. Click here to save $200 on select configurations.
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Microsoft Surface Pro 6: This lightweight (yet surprisingly powerful) Mashable’s Choice Award-winner from October 2018 is now even cheaper than we saw it two weeks ago. Click here to save 31% on the 128GB model with an Intel Core i5 processor and 8GB of RAM.
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Microsoft Surface Laptop 3: This ultra-portable laptop is Microsoft’s answer to Apple’s MacBook Air, and right now you can save $300 on the 15-inch model featuring 16GB of RAM, 256GB of storage, and a snazzy AMD Ryzen processor. (Translation: It’s really fast and capable of running all day long.) Get it here.
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Microsoft Surface Laptop: The OG Surface laptop also won a Mashable’s Choice Award upon its release in 2017, and the $1,299 model that sports an Intel Core i5 processor, 256GB of storage, and 8GB of RAM is currently on sale for just $690 — that’s a 47% savings. Get it here.
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