The Microsoft Surface Pro 10 Unboxing & Review

[@azzinny]

No seal to indicate unopened new product?

[@Silent157]

Since the Surface Pro 10 is not really meant to be a retail product, it was shipped in a brown box and did not have a seal or plastic wrap on the outside.

[@andrewkaz3335]

hi there could you provide ssd connection info (crystal disk info): is it still pci e 3 or they improved to pci e 4?

[@charmingarpit1982]

do you think 8gb ram is good enough for this?

[@TheMillerChen]

At least 16g ram or more... and you should buy surface pro 11 if you need.

[@Silent157]

This is a base model and would definitely recommend 16GB of RAM if purchasing any Surface Pro device.

[@TheDavo6233]

What is the purpose of those rounded screen edges? It looks like old 80's CRT TVs. lol

[@Silent157]

I noticed that as well, when compared to my Surface Pro 8. Not sure what that is about lol

[@akin242002]

I like the updates. Especially the better CPU performance. Battery improved, but still not great due to high battery usage features (120hz refresh rate and 1920p display resolution).

[@Silent157]

I'll be testing out the battery performance on this device. I'll likely change the refresh rate to 60Hz and see how it makes a difference.

[@Kyorosyoyd6o]

everything is ok until it comes to our bank balance

[@cy6rh]

Lol

[@Silent157]

This device is a bit pricey, being it's geared more for business customers.

[@kipa_chu]

Which business uses tablets?

[@Kyorosyoyd6o]

@@Silent157 that was just a joke man

[@Silent157]

Some businesses I have experience with use tablets for mobile access to email/business apps and of course, Excel, PowerPoint as a convenient alternative to a smartphone. I have seen Surfaces like these being deployed to businesses at managed IT center.

[@ar-jaysacay7993]

expensive but the packaging mehhhh