The Microsoft Surface Pro has spent years on our best laptops and best 2-in-1s lists. The Surface Pro 8, which represented the most significant revision to the tablet in years, maintained that spot.

2019 was a very strange year for Microsoft. That fall, Microsoft announced two Surface Pros. The first computer was the ultra-thin and super light ARM-powered Surface Pro X, which by every definition ...

There’s no doubt that Microsoft’s premier detachable tablet, the Surface Pro 8, is an excellent 2-in-1 for consumers. It’s fast, has a spectacular 120Hz display, supports inking with haptic feedback, ...

Given this is the eighth major model, you'd assume the Surface Pro 8 is an iteration on top of the Surface Pro 7, with small steps and improvements to update the 2 in 1 to modern standards. And for ...

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Microsoft's Surface Pro 8 houses a larger display, new processor and more. But depending on your needs, the older model may still be best for you. Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop expert and ...

Microsoft has just unveiled its next-gen Surface Pro 8 which delivers upgrades in virtually all areas, and especially in its operating system department -- Windows 11. The new Surface Pro 8 features a ...

With the new Surface Pro 8, Microsoft has finally gone and done the thing we’ve all been waiting years for: modernized the design of its flagship device. I had a chance to briefly use the new 2-in-1 ...

Microsoft announced three new Surface tablets on Wednesday, including a larger, more powerful Surface Pro 8, a new Surface Go 3 that boasts options for a faster Intel Core i3 processor, and an updated ...

The Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra and Surface Pro 8 seem pretty similar on the surface — no pun intended. They’re both premium tablets that start at $1,099.99, can transform into full-on laptops with a keyboard ...

To be honest, I’ve never really seen the appeal of Windows detachables like the Microsoft Surface. More accurately, I’ve never been sold on the Windows tablet idea. Laptops have become thinner, and ...