- Is the keyboard included?
- No. The Surface Pro is sold as a tablet. The detachable keyboard and the pen are separate accessories, so budget for them if you want the laptop setup.
- Can it run full desktop Windows apps?
- Yes, it runs Windows 11. Most apps work, but some older x86 programs run through emulation and may be slower or not work at all.
- How does it compare with the Surface Pro 11?
- The 13-inch OLED screen and the newer Snapdragon X2 Elite chip are the main steps up. The 11 has the same tablet-plus-keyboard idea but an older chip and, on most models, an LCD panel.
- Is 16 GB of RAM enough?
- For browsing, Office, video calls and light photo editing, yes. Heavy video editing or large data work benefits from more memory, which this configuration does not offer.
- Does it work with the Surface Pen?
- Yes, it supports the Surface Pen for drawing and handwriting, but the pen is sold separately.
- Is it good for gaming?
- Only for light and older games. The Snapdragon chip and its graphics are built for efficiency, not for demanding titles, which run better on laptops with dedicated graphics.
- Where is the Microsoft Surface Pro 13 OLED Touchscreen Snapdragon X2 Elite cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $1,799.99, as of our latest check.