Compared To Other Laptops. The Microsoft Surface Pro 8 (2021) is one of the best laptops of its kind.

Surface Pro 8

This means even the entry-level Surface Pro 8 is a good device for general gaming, but not so much for the more demanding elite titles. With a 256GB SSD (like the one in our test) you can't install many large games easily anyway. If you want more storage, you can opt for the 512GB Intel Core i5 model for $2099.

Touch screen won't work or problems with brightness One of the top issues people might experience with the Surface Pro 8 is an unresponsive touch screen or issues with brightness. This could be because of a software issue, or due to hardware, like dropping the device. Either way, here's a trick to try and find a fix.

The Microsoft Surface Pro 8 features an 11th gen Intel CPU and a vivid 13-inch display. Though not great for gaming, it's a good 2-in-1 for everyday use and is a worthy update to the Microsoft Surface line.

Your Surface may be too hot. Move your Surface to a cooler spot, wait five minutes, and see if it runs faster. When possible, plug in your Surface. If you are running a memory-intensive app, such as streaming video or playing a game, try closing it for a few minutes.

The biggest reason for the increased price of the Surface Pro line is that Microsoft cut the most affordable option. You can't order a Surface Pro 8 with an Intel Core i3 and 4GB of RAM. For those looking for the most affordable Surface Pro, you'll have to see whether the Surface Pro X meets your needs.

Surface Pro 8 is a 2-in-1 business laptop built to adapt.

Along with key upgrades, like the inclusion of Thunderbolt connectivity, the Intel 11th Gen CPU and 120Hz refresh rate screen make for a suitable powerful and modern device even in 2023.

For the everyday Pro The Intel i5 Processor is ready to power through your day with 8GB of RAM and 128GB6 storage.

Support for 120-Hz refresh rate. Smooth performance. Two Thunderbolt 4 USB-C ports and a headphone jack. Microsoft Type Cover and Slim Pen 2 are sold separately.

The Surface Pro 8 now has a 13-inch PixelSense display with a resolution of 2,880 x 1,920. That's right in the middle of 1440p and 4K, but for a 13-inch display, it's absolutely gorgeous.