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Yes, the Microsoft Surface Pro 7 is indeed a tablet.

Optional accessories: Surface Pro Signature Type Cover ( $160 on Amazon Remove non-product link), Surface Pen ( $100 on Remove non-product link). Price: $1,399 MSRP as tested, $1,199 at Microsoft Remove non-product link prices range from $675 to $2,099.Weight: 1.74 pounds, 2.42 pounds with Signature Type Cover, 3.04 pounds total with charger.Operating system: Windows 10 Home, version 1909.Camera: 5MP front-facing, 8MP rear-facing, w/1080p video.Ports: 1 USB Type C, 1 USB Type A, MicroSDXC reader, Surface Connect, 3.5mm audio jack.

Memory: 4GB, 8GB, 16GB LPDDR4x (as tested).You won’t get discrete graphics, but you will get CPU choices up to a Core i7, and generous RAM and storage options. The Surface Pro 7 is a full-fledged PC made superportable. Microsoft’s Surface Pro 7 virtually requires the a Type Cover of some sort, transforming it into a lightweight laptop.

If you’re looking for a full-fledged computer that’s extremely portable and can even work as a tablet, the Surface Pro 7 is your best choice. There’s a definite gap between these and $300-ish Atom-powered tablets from names like RCA and iView, which we wouldn’t necessarily recommend. Granted, it’s a lot easier to be the best game in town when rival Windows tablets are few and far between. At this point, the field consists largely of Microsoft’s Surface Pro models, the Surface Pro X, Lenovo’s ThinkPad X1 Tablet, monstrous tablet workstations like the HP Zbook X2, and our longstanding favorite, the Lenovo IdeaPad Miix 520. It’s measurably better this time around, too, with an internal upgrade to Intel’s 10th-gen, 10nm Ice Lake chip and a nod to the future, a USB-C port. There are many good reasons why the Surface Pro 7 won our Editor’s Choice award, as you’ll see in our review.

Microsoft’s Surface Pro 7, the latest in the company’s excellent Surface Pro series, continues the tradition of being a durable, dependable tablet for the ages.