An entry-level Surface Pro 8 is $200 more than a Surface Pro 7 with the same specs, but as you move to higher specs, prices even out. Microsoft got rid of the most affordable option of the Surface Pro lineup, but sort of replaced it with the Surface Pro X. Source: Daniel Rubino / Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Daniel Rubino / Windows Central)Īfter digging through the Microsoft Store and looking back at the launch of the Surface Pro 7, the prices of the Surface Pro 8 and Pro 8 aren't as different as I first thought. That's more than the $750 price of the most affordable Surface Pro 7, but is in line with a Surface Pro 7 with an Intel Core i5 8GB of RAM, and 128GB of storage. The Wi-Fi-only model of the Surface Pro X starts at $900 with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of upgradable storage.

There are differences, such as the Pro X running an ARM processor, but there are Surface Pro devices across a range of prices now. Microsoft has also positioned the Surface Pro X as an entry-model for the Surface Pro lineup.

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