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Microsoft
Surface Pro 11 (Copilot+)
Microsoft · Tablets
A premium Windows 2-in-1 with Snapdragon X Elite, optional 120Hz OLED display, and Copilot+ AI features that doubles as a true laptop replacement.
4.5 100% recommend$999
8.4 score verified
ComparZone Score
8.4
Very good
The Surface Pro 11 is the closest thing to a no-compromise Windows tablet. The Snapdragon …
$999
best of 3 sellers
Price · trend
▼ $110
Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite
Chipset
Performance
14 hr
Battery Life
Battery
13 in
Display Size
Display
PixelSense Flow OLED
Display Type
Display
16 GB
RAM
Performance
Why it stands out
The most capable laptop-replacement tablet in
The most capable laptop-replacement tablet in this lineup
Snapdragon X brings big battery-life gains
Snapdragon X brings big battery-life gains to the form factor
Real cost is higher once you
Real cost is higher once you add the keyboard and pen
Category scores
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Performance profile
Surface Pro 11 (Copilot+) Category avg
Decision snapshot
Best-in-class
Display
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Confidence
96 %
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Design 96% verified
Weight96%895 g
Performance 96% verified
Chipset96%Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite
RAM96%16 GB
Display 96% verified
Refresh Rate96%120 Hz
Display Size96%13 in
Display Type96%PixelSense Flow OLED
Resolution96%2880 x 1920
Brightness96%900 nits
Storage 96% verified
Storage96%256/512GB/1TB
Battery 96% verified
Battery Life96%14 hr
Productivity 96% verified
Stylus Support96%Yes
Keyboard Support96%Yes
Software 96% verified
Price trend
$999▼ $110
low · $999high · $1,112
Review sentiment
4.5OUT OF 5
8.4
Expert review score
ComparZone editorial · /10
Pros & cons
Pros
- Runs full Windows 11 as a genuine laptop replacement
- Excellent battery life from Snapdragon X silicon
- Optional 120Hz OLED display is outstanding
- Copilot+ on-device AI features
Cons
- Keyboard and Slim Pen sold separately
- Arm Windows can have app-compatibility gaps
- OLED model is expensive
- Heavier and pricier than mainstream tablets
When should you buy?
Good time to buy
Starts at $999 for the LCD 256GB model; OLED configurations begin around $1,499 and have seen periodic discounts since launch.
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Raymond C. Verified
4 months ago
Brilliant hardware, watch the app compatibility
Gorgeous, fast, and cool even under load. Most of my software runs perfectly, but one older accounting app I use refused to install. For mainstream productivity it is superb. Knocking a star for the extra cost of accessories.
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Sofia N. Verified
6 months ago
Finally a Surface with all-day battery
I travel constantly and the Snapdragon version genuinely lasts a full workday. The OLED screen is the best I have used on any tablet. It replaced my laptop entirely. Just budget for the keyboard because you will need it.
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From the community
QCan I use it for video editing?
Yes for mainstream editing in apps optimized for Arm like the latest DaVinci Resolve and Premiere builds; very demanding pro workflows are better on a dedicated workstation.
QDoes it have a USB-C port?
Yes, it includes two USB-C/USB 4 ports plus a Surface Connect port for charging and docking.
Frequently asked
Is the keyboard included?
No. The Flex Keyboard and Slim Pen are sold separately and add meaningfully to the total price.
Will all my Windows programs run on it?
Most modern apps run natively or via emulation on Arm, but some older or specialized x86 software may not work or may run slower. Check compatibility first.
What is the difference between the LCD and OLED models?
The OLED model adds a 120Hz PixelSense Flow panel with deeper contrast and up to 900 nits HDR brightness, while the base model uses a 90Hz LCD.