Surface Pro

If you want a **2-in-1 laptop** that behaves more like a tablet when you need it to, this is aimed squarely at people who live in Microsoft 365, browser tabs and video calls. The Surface Pro 11th Edition with Snapdragon X Elite is the version to look at if you care about portability, battery life and a proper Windows experience in a slim chassis. ## What makes it worth it The 13-inch **OLED touchscreen** is the real headline here: it gives you deeper blacks and more contrast than the standard LCD Surface Pro, which makes reading, watching and creative work look noticeably better. The Snapdragon X Elite platform is also the reason this model exists; Microsoft’s own positioning and third-party reviews point to strong everyday speed and excellent efficiency for a Windows device. You also get Wi-Fi 7, a 180-degree kickstand and the Copilot+ PC features Microsoft is leaning into, including Recall and natural-language search. ## Where it falls short The missing power supply is annoying at this price, especially when Surface accessories are already expensive. And like every Surface Pro, you still need to buy the keyboard separately if you want it to replace a laptop properly. That makes the entry cost feel higher than the headline spec sheet suggests. Buy this if you want a premium Windows 2-in-1 for travel, meetings and note-taking with an OLED screen and long battery life. Skip it if you need the best value, because a lot of the real laptop experience still depends on extra-paid accessories.

£1,349.99