The new 2-in-1 will launch on January 15th in the US and several other countries. Battery life is another area where Microsoft has supposedly made improvements over the Surface Pro 7, increasing the battery size from 46.5Wh to 50.4Wh and pairing that with software. The i3 and i5 models do not have any fans, while the i7 version does require active cooling. Prices start at $899 for the Core i3 model that features 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage and go up to $2,799 for the Core i7 option with 32GB of memory and 1TB of SSD space. Surface Pro 7+ comes in a more eco-friendly packaging system. Again, you won’t be able to buy one for yourself from Microsoft’s stores or partners. The Surface Pro 7+ come in brand new bulk packaging, device folios, that allow Microsoft to save space, minimize waste, and distribute the machines more broadly. Bigger Battery By implementing a thinner display stack just like the Surface Pro X, the Surface Pro 7 can pack a bigger battery to offer a better battery. Other notable Surface Pro 7+ features include the 1080p Full HD video camera, USB-C support, and support for up to two external 4K 60fps displays. The Surface Pro 7+ comes with a new cooling system that does not involve a fan – only for the Intel Core i3 and i5 options. Microsoft is now promising up to 15 hours of battery life on the Surface Pro 7 Plus, up from. The battery also supports fast-charging via Microsoft proprietary charging cable, which allows the tablet to recharge up to 80% in just about an hour. The top Core i7 option (2,799) can also be configured up to 32GB of RAM and up to 1TB of SSD storage. It’s the actual battery, which is now thicker than before, as Microsoft shrunk down the screen thickness. In addition, users of Surface devices with lithium-ion batteries will also experience changes in battery life over time. It’s not just the more efficient processor that allowed Microsoft to increase the battery life. The actual amount of battery life you experience can vary significantly and depends on which Surface device you have, how you use it, network and feature configuration, signal strength, and settings and other factors. As for battery life, the new 15-hour estimate sounds a lot better than the Surface Pro 7’s 10.5 hours.
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