Surface Pro X Review - TechteamGB

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[conorsmith]

I'm a Pro X owner and I love it however, I think Windows Central put it best when they said that it was "a perfect Windows 10 PC...….. for the right user."

For work cases such as mine, being able to work in the Microsoft Office Suite and access our case management system and server while being literally anywhere thanks to the LTE components is an absolute game changer. It's a wonderfully portable device that allows me to work anywhere (or consume some media on the gorgeous screen) without having to worry about being limited by location and inconvenience. I also happen to think mine is snappy and quick (same configuration as reviewed here), but does have some software glitches that prop up maybe once or twice a week that I've never experienced on a Windows machine, but again, my work case isn't one that is as CPU intensive as others.

For the majority of small businesses and people who need access to Office Suite and some other "typical" work programs, this thing is wonderful to use: it's portable, pretty, is quick and snappy, and always connected.

Windows on ARM definitely has it's limitations and A LONG WAY TO GO before it can be seriously considered by a lot of consumers and professionals. Like mentioned in the review, while the majority of my Windows 10 apps work on this machine, there are a few notable applications that are 64 bit only that are not supported, most notably anything from Adobe (I had to find a new program to mark up and view .pdf files). If you're someone who knows what they want/need out of a Windows 10 device and this machine is capable of running it, then you definitely won't regret your purchase. Windows on ARM also will gain more apps and support from both Microsoft and third parties throughout the next several months and well beyond into the future. So the future upside is there. BUT if it can't currently do everything and/or the majority of want you need it to, then it's simply not worth the price and limitations.

It's a wonderful PC, just not for everyone.

[RichardTech]

The design of the Pro X looks great, thin and sleek!

[frankiecicero]

Hello do you know if explorer can run Silverlight

[DrFurb]

It's that price so as to not encroach on their partners Windows machines? I wonder if the pro8 will come with smaller bezels in October?

[flightlesssquirrel]

Windows on ARM is clearly still a work in progress, but the potential is so huge I really hope MS persist with it.

[ryanthomas]

Agree with you, I don't know the use case / target audience of this, mostly because of the CPU. For the price, I think the HP Spectre x360 is far far better.

[Trader-CL]

Bad, shallow, non-factual. Not a review at all. Just ranting his own opinion. Don't waste your time here.

[Montpbm]

You're trying waaay too hard. No one want an iPad. I just bought the Surface Pro X and all those "problems" you're talking about is nonexistent and you sound foolish, it's a great machine, the battery life is accurate what they said, the keyboard is amazing to type on no matter how you use it, those apps you're talking about is irrelevant because this is not what this machine is for. You along with other YouTube reviewers are clueless when it comes to the reason this device was made. I like what they are trying to do, the developers need to just stop being lazy and make the apps for this device. Only thing I agree with you on that's bad is the price, it is ridiculously high just like everything Apple makes.