The most expensive model costs $1,899 and sports an Intel Core i7, 16GB of RAM and 512GB SSD. This includes a $1,199 model with an Intel Core i5, 8GB of RAM and 256GB SSD on the lower end. The Graphite model comes in only four configurations at the time of this writing. A $2,599 model offers an Intel Core i7, 32GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD. The Platinum model has eight different configurations, starting with a $999 base unit featuring an Intel Core i5 CPU, 8GB of RAM and a 128GB SSD. The Microsoft Surface Pro 8 is currently on sale at the Microsoft Store (opens in new tab) in two different colors: Platinum or Graphite. Platinum and Graphite models are available.Microsoft Surface Pro 8 review: Price and configuration Microsoft Surface Pro 8 (128GB Intel Core i5) at Amazon for $730.95 (opens in new tab).The pro 8 went on sale a week after my purchase, but I couldn't be bothered switching given my positive experience, though that's a 7+ rather than a 7. That said, I don't have any regrets with my 7+ choice. The difference between 8 and 4gb will be much more noticeable than that between 8 and 16gb (plus the other updates/overall experience- pro 8 defs has the significant edge in those regards).Īssuming that both would be fine is a good starting point, because in all honesty they likely would be, but personally I'd go the new pro 8. I can have Spotify, numerous edge and foxit tabs, and numerous word docs all open simultaneously without issue. I hadn't used 8gb for a long time and was concerned about dropping down from 16. I hadn't had a tablet before and was considering either the cheaper 8gb Pro 8 or going in for a full 16gb when the 7+ went on sale, with keyboard it was half the price of the 16gb 8. I got a 7+ fairly recently as an adjunct to my regular laptop, wanting something lighter and more mobile.
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