Anonymous

Surface Pro 8 is coming soon!

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Anonymous

No cover

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Anonymous

Costco sale for members has same processor/memory/storage with type cover and pen for $799.99 //@Anonymous: No cover

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Anonymous

999.99? //@Anonymous: Costco sale for members has same processor/memory/storage with type cover and pen for $799.99 //@Anonymous: No cover

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Anonymous

that comment was posted two months ago - Costco sale for $799 included type cover and pen //@Anonymous: 999.99? //@Anonymous: Costco sale for members has same processor/memory/storage with type cover and pen for $799.99 //@Anonymous: No cover

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Anonymous

Surface Pro 8 is coming soon!

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Anonymous

terrible quality. M$FT built a good brand name in Surface but has been milking it too hard. The fundamental problem is that the parts are all soldered on hence nothing can be replaced easily. That's fine if quality parts are used like in iPad, but no M$FT used cheap parts. Once that $50 SSD or RAM dies, the entire thing goes.

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Anonymous

battery sucks.

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Anonymous

Yeah, battery is the only complaint. Overall, it is a great laptop. I like it. //@Anonymous: battery sucks.

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Anonymous

Exactly. Battery deteriorates quickly after 2-3 years of use, and then the whole thing becomes trash. Check ifixit if you dare to replace it. It is almost irreplaceable if you don't want to risk breaking your screen. I have my battery-dead Surface hooked up with a monitor and use it as a desktop. At least it still turns on lol... //@Anonymous: Yeah, battery is the only complaint. Overall, it is a great laptop. I like it. //@Anonymous: battery sucks.

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Anonymous

when？ //@anonymous: Surface Pro 8 is coming soon!

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Anonymous

Battery life wise, x12 detachable seems better, but missing USB-A port

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Anonymous

OOS

2 years ago Up 1 | Reply

Anonymous

Still available. Note though it might NOT support 2k/4k output //@anonymous: OOS

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Anonymous

Don’t bother. They cancelled my order

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Anonymous

The WUXGA display has 45% NTSC, 300 nits brightness and 60Hz refreshing rate

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Anonymous

$699.00 on Lenovo.com which will let you using coupons and cashback sites

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Anonymous

400 nits would have truly made it refreshing :) //@Anonymous: The WUXGA display has 45% NTSC, 300 nits brightness and 60Hz refreshing rate

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Anonymous

45% NTSC is pretty much the lowest color accuracy on a IPS screen //@anonymous: The WUXGA display has 45% NTSC, 300 nits brightness and 60Hz refreshing rate

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Anonymous

Will it be cheaper after coupone? Thanks //@Anonymous: $699.00 on Lenovo.com which will let you using coupons and cashback sites

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Anonymous

This is a business grade laptop. If you don't spill liquid on it, if you don't drop it, this laptop will easily last 5 years. We use them at my company as well as the Lenovo T series, i.e. T14 Gen 3.

2 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

Your company leases laptop for 5 years? Unbelievable //@anonymous: This is a business grade laptop. If you don't spill liquid on it, if you don't drop it, this laptop will easily last 5 years. We use them at my company as well as the Lenovo T series, i.e. T14 Gen 3.

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Anonymous

Be careful Lenovo still uses low temperature solder (LTS) and black gel on Thinkpad line, that will lead to CPU soldering issues. There are numerous reports and videos on internet. Lenovo dropped LTS on other lines after 2021 but not Thinkpad //@anonymous: This is a business grade laptop. If you don't spill liquid on it, if you don't drop it, this laptop will easily last 5 years. We use them at my company as well as the Lenovo T series, i.e. T14 Gen 3.

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Anonymous

Corporation leasing laptops and refresh every 3-5 years is quite common. //@Anonymous: Your company leases laptop for 5 years? Unbelievable //@anonymous: This is a business grade laptop. If you don't spill liquid on it, if you don't drop it, this laptop will easily last 5 years. We use them at my company as well as the Lenovo T series, i.e. T14 Gen 3.

2 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

Mostly 3 years, never heard 5 years //@anonymous: Corporation leasing laptops and refresh every 3-5 years is quite common. //@Anonymous: Your company leases laptop for 5 years? Unbelievable //@anonymous: This is a business grade laptop. If you don't spill liquid on it, if you don't drop it, this laptop will easily last 5 years. We use them at my company as well as the Lenovo T series, i.e. T14 Gen 3.

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Anonymous

It is called planned obsolescence. //@Anonymous: Be careful Lenovo still uses low temperature solder (LTS) and black gel on Thinkpad line, that will lead to CPU soldering issues. There are numerous reports and videos on internet. Lenovo dropped LTS on other lines after 2021 but not Thinkpad //@anonymous: This is a business grade laptop. If you don't spill liquid on it, if you don't drop it, this laptop will easily last 5 years. We use them at my company as well as the Lenovo T series, i.e. T14 Gen 3.

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