Surface Pro X was designed for fast performance and you can choose between Microsoft SQ1™and SQ2™processors. To use more accessories, use the two USB-C ports to connect to displays, docking stations, and more. When you’re done, store and charge it in the Surface Pro X Signature Keyboard. Ready when creativity strikesĬapture every idea with a Surface Slim Pen. Get online no matter where you are with optional built-in LTE. When you're ready to use Surface Pro X, it turns on quickly and gets you signed in fast with Windows Hello.

Open the app and select Eye Contact to turn it on. To turn it on, download the Surface app from the Microsoft Store. Use Eye Contact to adjust your gaze on video calls and connect with your audience. Surface Pro X has a 13' PixelSense® touchscreen display with 2880x1920 resolution for your images, videos, and calls. Surface Pro X features Get more done with an edge-to-edge display For more info, see Windows 11 System Requirements. Note: If your Surface Pro X has Windows 10, you'll need to upgrade to Windows 11. Not sure which version of Windows you have? See Which Windows operating system am I running? For more info, see Upgrade Windows 11 Home to Windows 11 Pro. If you have Windows 11 Home on your device, you can upgrade to Windows 11 Pro for an additional cost. If you have questions about how the ARM processor works, go to Windows on ARM-based PCs FAQ. Windows 11 Pro for ARM-based PCs (commercial customers) Windows 11 Home for ARM-based PCs (consumer customers) The Surface Pro X has a custom Microsoft SQ1™ or Microsoft SQ2™ ARM processor. Your Surface comes with: Not sure where to plug something in or how to turn up the volume? We've got you covered. Wherever the day takes you, you'll be ready with the new slim and sleek Surface Pro X.

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