SQ1, 8GB ram, 128GB SSD (Sk Hynix), upgraded to a 512 GB SSD (Samsung PM991a) So hey, feel free to ask any questions (I could always even try Linux with the old ssd…).Īlso, I must specify I only used it with the beta Windows 11, so I have no clue how the Pro X fare normally with Windows 10, and some stuff I encountered might be more related to the beta nature of the software I’m using. I intent to update occasionally this review with new discovery if relevant, or answer any question you might have. So at the end I found one used at a good price and got it, and here’s my experience and my thoughts with it up to now. However being an ARM computer, it offers a kind of challenge that was attractive to me, being stuck in “project mode” since the beginning of the pandemic. I tried hard to convince to go for a Surface Go 2 instead, being lighter and more one-handful.

But with Windows 11 beta now there, it became enticing to try Windows on ARM. I remember seeing the Pro X when it launched, I was in awe with the design, but definitely knew it would be a bad idea to get one, especially with the price. So I bought my Surface Pro X with the intent of having a light and portable laptop that I could easily carry around the house during the week-end or when travelling (when whenever that would be possible (omg I need to travel)).

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