The Microsoft Surface Pro 7 is no revelation. It's a lot like the Pro 6. Aside from the no-brainer addition of a USB-C port, progress here is down to Intel's new chipsets, not any major Microsoft innovation. But look at the more dynamic Surface Pro X and you may decide you will be happier with this more familiar hybrid. It has none of the compatibility issues of that model, the Type Cover keyboard design is a tried and tested hit and it isn't much less portable than an iPad Pro. We’d like significantly longer battery life and a lower price would really start to tempt us away from a more conventional laptop. But this hybrid does work well as a “real” computer.

Bold, sharp screen; Punchy 10th Gen Intel CPUs; Type Cover remains surprisingly good;

Battery life is not great; Aspects of the design are ageing; Accessories are a bit pricey;

I love the surface pro. Light, long lasting battery, powerful, quick. However to make it a great machine, unfortunately Microsoft makes you pay and pay and pay for the items that should be standard. Extra for the pen, extra for the keyboard, extra for a shock case and weirdly difficult to find one with a shoulder strap. The surface pro is about to launch its 8th iteration, yet they still haven't arranged a way of protecting the screen and when in tablet mode.

Easy to carry in my work bag - 2 other colleagues have since bought one - they were impressed with the features

a fantastic 2 in 1, perfect for Uni and digital notetaking

Great product. Very fast and great looking.

It's like you have your home PC anywhere you go, it's a tablet and laptop in one, practically!!!

Battery gets drained quickly. Need to recharge within school hours.

I like now there is a USB 3 port. And I bought the new type of cover. Great Product. Great using the pen to write with.

Very fast and easy to use. I recommend buying the pen and or mouse as the tough screen alone can be a bit cumbersome. CPU runs very well

Very good computer, if you want to do graphics/video then go fir th i7