Surface Pro 7 Grade A/B 256GB

• Intel 10th Gen Core i5-1035G4 (quad-core)
  • Base clock: ~1.10 GHz
  • Turbo (max): up to ~3.70 GHz
  • Smart Cache: ~6 MB
  • TDP: ~15 W
• Memory (RAM):

  8 GB LPDDR4x

• Storage:

  256 GB SSD (PCIe)

• Graphics:

  Intel Iris Plus Graphics for the i5 model

• Display:
  • 12.3-inch PixelSense touchscreen
  • Resolution: 2736 × 1824 pixels (~267 PPI)
  • Aspect ratio: 3:2
  • 10-point multi-touch
• Ports / Connectivity:
  • 1 × USB-C
  • 1 × USB-A
  • 3.5 mm headphone jack
  • Surface Connect port (for charging / docking)
  • Surface Type Cover port (for keyboard)
  • MicroSDXC card reader (UHS-I)
• Cameras & Audio:
  • Front-facing camera: 5.0 MP (1080p video)
  • Rear camera: 8.0 MP (1080p video)
  • Mics: Dual far-field studio mics
  • Speakers: 1.6 W stereo with Dolby Audio Premium
• Wireless:
  • Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax)
  • Bluetooth 5.0
• Battery & Power:
  • Up to 10.5 hours of typical device usage (according to Microsoft)
  • Fast charge: can charge to ~80% in ~1 hour (per Microsoft fact sheet)
• Dimensions & Weight:
  • Dimensions: 11.5″ × 7.9″ × 0.33″ (292 mm × 201 mm × 8.5 mm)
  • Weight (i5 model, without keyboard): ~1.70 lb (775 g)
• Build & Design:
  • Magnesium body
  • Kickstand with multi-position hinge (up to 165°)
• Security:
  • Firmware TPM for enterprise-grade security
  • Windows Hello face sign-in
• Operating System (at launch):
  • Windows 10 Home (trial for Microsoft 365 included)
• Sensors:
  • Ambient light sensor
  • Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Magnetometer

Strengths & Considerations (for this Spec)

Strengths:

• Lightweight and very portable: at ~775 g it’s easy to carry.
• Good performance for productivity: 10th-gen i5 + 8 GB RAM is solid for office apps, web browsing, light content creation.
• Versatile – acts as both a tablet (with touch) and a laptop (with a Type Cover keyboard).
• Decent battery life for a 2-in-1: ~10.5 hours (manufacturer’s claim).

Considerations:

• With 8 GB RAM, it’s not ideal for very heavy multitasking (e.g. lots of virtual machines or very large photo/video editing).
• SSD is fixed (non-user-removable in the base Pro 7), so 256GB may be limiting depending on your storage needs.
• Because it’s a thin 2-in-1, thermal constraints may limit long sustained performance under heavy load.

If you like, I can also check benchmarks (real-world performance) for the i5 / 8GB / 256GB model — do you want me to do that?