Despite its light footprint, the Pro X feels super sturdy and classy and like a more premium device than the Intel-powered Pro 7. There's still a handy kickstand built in that can rotate almost 180 degrees so the Pro X can be propped up at a surprisingly shallow and useful 15 degree angle. The device is also impressively thin, at 5.3 mm, and weighs a mere 1.68 pounds. Its minimal bezels make it look more like the iPad Pro 12.9-inch than a Surface. After having recently reviewed the outdated-looking Surface Pro 7, I found the Pro X a joy to behold. Elegant, modern designīut first, let's take a minute to talk about its looks. The Surface Pro X is Microsoft's latest attempt at making Windows run on an ARM-powered device, after the mess that was the Surface RT. It uses a custom chipset that Microsoft says is the fastest ARM processor in a PC and has an integrated gigabit LTE radio for speedy cellular data. Cosmetically, this thing is a major upgrade, but the Surface Pro X is also different on the inside. The Surface Pro X is the thinnest Surface yet, with the slimmest bezels I've ever seen on a Microsoft tablet.
A serious redesign is beyond overdue, and thankfully Microsoft is ready to show us something new. But the line hasn't changed much physically since the Pro 4. It delivers a useful, familiar desktop environment for multitasking in a lightweight tablet body.
For years now, the Surface Pro has been the best Windows 2-in-1.
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