Technically, there is no Surface Pro 5 on the Microsoft Surface lineup. There is, however, a fifth-generation Surface Pro released in 2017, known as Surface Pro 2017, which is the basis of the specs below and what some refer to as Surface Pro 5.
Surface Pro 5 is designed with rounded edges, a deeper hinge, and a more flexible kickstand so that one can lay the device flatter. It features Intel® Core seventh-generation m3, i5, and i7, featuring higher clock speeds than those of Surface Pro 4. For the lowest-priced configuration, you get a Core m3 with a 128 GB internal storage and a 4 GB RAM. The Core m3 and i5 CPU options are fanless.
The Windows 10 device promises up to 13.5 hours of battery life; its LTE Advanced model, up to 12.5 hours.
The Surface Pro 5 laptop adapters will enhance your Surface Pro experience adding essential ports and features to your already powerful laptop. The Surface Pro 5 docking stations and adapters will change the way you work.
Specifications | |
Category |
Two-in-one detachable PC with the following CPU options:
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Memory |
4 GB, 8 GB, or 16 GB |
Internal Storage |
128 GB to 1 TB |
Battery Life |
Up to 12.5 hours (with LTE Advanced) to 13.5 hours (Wi-Fi) of video playback |
Weight |
1.69 lb. (m3), 1.70 lb. (i5), 1.73 lb. (i7), 812 grams (i5 with 4G) |
Dimensions |
11.5" by 7.9" by 0.33" |
Display |
12.3 inches with a 3:2 aspect ratio and a 2736 × 1824 resolution |
Ports |
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