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£220 off Microsoft Surface Pro 7 (UK)
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SAVE 24%: The Microsoft Surface Pro 7 12.3-inch tablet is on sale for £679 in the Amazon spring sale, saving you £220 on list price.
The Microsoft Surface Pro 7 sits somewhere in the grey area between a laptop and a tablet, and that’s a good thing. It has all the versatility of a tablet, so you can type, touch, draw, write, work, and play more naturally, with the power of a laptop.
It has an all-day battery life up to 10.5 hours, an Intel Core processor, improved graphics, and both USB-C and USB-A ports for connecting to displays, docking stations, and more. You get all of this in a slim and stylish device that is easy to take with you wherever you go.
The Microsoft Surface Pro 7 12.3-inch tablet is on sale for £679 in the Amazon spring sale, saving you £220 on list price. This impressive deal features in Amazon’s spring sale, and is available until April 6. You still have plenty of time to consider your options, but this deal is comparable to Black Friday pricing.
Save £220 on the versatile Microsoft Surface Pro 7 in the Amazon spring sale.
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