The performance of last year's Surface Pro X was the biggest letdown, so this is the area that will draw the most attention this year. Microsoft Surface Pro X (2020) performance Once we get it in for testing we'll see if there has been any improvement on the color accuracy which was a slight disappointment last year, while the brightness and vividness of the display were definite highlights. The 13-inch PixelSense display is the same touchscreen as last year's with its 2,880 x 1920 resolution and 3:2 aspect ratio.

The 10-megapixel rear-facing camera was less impressive and likely goes unused by many users, but it's back as well.Īt just 1.7 pounds without the keyboard, the tablet is impressively light for a 13-inch device and it's also thin, coming in at 11.3 x 8.2 x 0.28-inches. The front-facing Windows Hello camera on the Surface Pro X was one of the best we've tested and it looks like the hardware is unchanged from last year, so that bodes well for the new model. While it's not an abundance of options, it's a solid array that will easily allow you to add on to the tablet. Ports remain limited with just two USB Type-C, a Surface Connect input, and a nano-SIM slot.

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