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.
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