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The difference in performance is significant compared to the Surface Pro 6 range, which featured 8th-gen Intel chips and Intel HD 620 integrated graphics. It’s also available in Core i3 and Core i5 variants with between 4 and 12GB of RAM depending on your requirements. The unit we’ve been looking at has an Intel quad-core i7 1065G7 processor alongside 16GB of RAM, making it the most powerful variant in the Surface Pro 7 collection, although our model only had 256GB of solid-state storage compared to the maximum 1TB on offer. The Surface Pro 7 range sports Intel’s 10th-gen Ice Lake processors which, along with improved performance, brings Intel’s new Iris Plus integrated graphics to the table (as long as you steer clear of the base i3 model, anyway). The Surface Pro 7 may look nearly identical to its predecessors, but it differentiates itself in one key area: internal hardware. Hardware and performance: Ice Lake to the rescue

These aren’t as integral to the Surface Pro experience as the Type Cover, but still worth picking up if you’ll get the use out of them. You’ve also got the choice of picking up Microsoft’s Surface Pen and Arc Mouse, with the former allowing you to write naturally on-screen – ideal for designers and note-takers – while the latter provides something akin to a traditional mouse that can be flattened when not in use. The design, like that of the Pro 7 itself, is practically unchanged compared to previous generations – aside from new colour options – but it still provides a great typing experience with physical keys, and the trackpad comes in handy too.

It snaps into place on the bottom of the Pro 7 via built-in magnets and, thanks to a microfiber finish, acts as a screen protector when not in use. The Surface Pro experience is incomplete without the Type Cover keyboard case, which makes the fact that it’s an accessory that you buy separately an odd prospect. Disappointingly it doesn’t offer the transfer speeds of Thunderbolt 3, but it’s still a handy addition for those with a suite of USB-C accessories. But while the Pro 7 seems like a trip down memory lane, there is one new feature: the inclusion of a USB-C port alongside the standard USB-A port, MicroSDXC reader and 3.5mm headphone jack.