Between the increase in size, brightness, and refresh rate, the Surface Pro 8 clearly has a better display. You can set the display at 60Hz or 120Hz, and the panel is brighter as well. The new display also has a higher refresh rate than the Surface Pro 7.
The bezels are smaller on the Surface Pro 8 and the new display only increased the weight on the 2-in-1 slightly. That puts the Pro 8 closer to a small laptop than a slate. That may not seem like much, but you’re getting the uptick on a larger display 13-inch display.
The Surface Pro 8 still has a PixelSense display although the resolution has increased to 2,880 x 1,920. It’s the same resolution found on the Surface Pro 6, but not quite as sharp as the panel on the newer model. The Surface Pro 7 has a 12.3-inch display with a resolution of 2,736 x 1,824. While the Microsoft Surface Pro 7 and Surface Pro 8 both utilize that technology, the newer model has a larger panel with a higher resolution. Microsoft has made plenty of fans with their PixelSense displays on the Surface line. The Surface Pro 7 and Surface Pro 8 may look the same but once you dig into the tech specs, you’ll begin to notice some dramatic differences. Microsoft may not release smartphones anymore, but each year we generally see a refresh to their popular Surface line.
The first Surface Pro was released on February 9, 2013.You can remove the SSD from the Surface 7 Pro+.The Surface Pro 7 is the first Surface with a USB-C port for power delivery.
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