Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio Usb C Charging

I have used several types of laptop computers, but Microsoft Surface Pro 7 is more than I expected :)

I bought it on sale and am not sure it is worth full pricing. I plan to use it in studio for Microsoft Surface with attached Monitor with Lightroom CC running. I plan to use a HDMI connected monitor for camera control on the Canon R6. I bought TetherGuard to protect the ports on the expensive R6. Looks good, so far.

I bought it on sale and am not sure it is worth full pricing. I plan to use it in studio for Microsoft Surface with attached Monitor with Lightroom CC running. I plan to use a HDMI connected monitor for camera control on the Canon 5DS r. I bought TetherGuard to protect the ports on the expensive Looks good, so far.

I bought this hub for use with the Microsoft Surface Pro which has only one USB 3.0 port. This product allows me to us an external DVD/CD for loading software, etc. in addition to allowing me to use an extrnal mouse and thumb drive while typing papers and doing Powerpoint presentations for school. Great product, great size, and I can just toss it in my bag or pocket and take along.

I needed this for a Microsoft Windows 8 Surface Pro as it only had one USB 3.0 port. I tried a non-powered hub only to find out that when using an external hard drive, it would consume most of the available power from the computer, leaving other attached peripherals unstable. This powered hub worked perfectly with all of the other devices attached.

Love everything about it but not happy about Microsoft charging me every year !

Microsoft surface pen is a great choice

Pairs with the Microsoft Surface Go I got as a gift for my spouse. She's quite happy with it.

This is working great on my SAMSUNG FLIP 2 touch out to Microsoft Surface. Plug and play.

In my opinion, that's the best option for tablet PC available right now! * Silent - where is the cooler?! * Light and portable - even the complete kit (Surface, cover and the pen) is still incredibly easy to manage and carry in a small backpack or purse. * great quality material - it feels solid. Even the type cover seems solid (I am still getting used to the cover, but I am trying!). * relatively powerful - you get what you pay: it is fast to start Windows, run smooth medium-end software. High-end tools like Visual Studio and database development studios could perform better in a better spec notebook, but it's very easy to succumb to its power-portability rate. * comfortable keyboard - I am still trying to understand how such a small and thin keyboard is so comfortable... * finally a USB-C! - I have a Surface Pro 6 and this Pro 7 is a minor improvement. The battery and processor are slightly better compared to Pro 6, but the only item that I am really happy to upgrade is the new port! Microsoft please pay me to omit this! * The SSD is still slow since the early Surface Pros comparing with the competition... Why Microsoft?! * The battery only survives +5 hours if you decrease the processor power to microwave level. A medium to high workload finishes the battery in less than 2 hours. Tips: * I bought the pen, but I rarely use it. Despite that, the pen is very comfortable, runs smoothly in the glass and is very useful to control presentations. Of course, it's great for drawing. * I suggest the Surface Dock to optimizes your work. Just plug to add 4 USB ports, ethernet gigabit port, display port (even though it is a mini DP...) and audio output to your Surface. All that with embedded power supply, maintaining your power adapter on your backpack. * Buy a Microsoft Display Adapter! It is simply a MUST because wireless video transmission liberates you from wires!