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Microsoft has been slashing prices on its Surface line in recent months, with the cheapest Surface Pro 7 tablet + keyboard bundle now available for just $599 (which also means prices are falling elsewhere). Even with the Surface Pro 8 available now, this Surface Pro 7 is still a competitive offering, and with over seven iterations of the Surface line of 2-in-1 PCs, it should be a highly polished piece of kit worthy of the price premium . So is it worth it at this lower price? I've been using an i5/8GB/256GB Surface Pro 7 with keyboard and Surface Pen for the past few days and in this article I'll share my thoughts on it. Update: Microsoft has since updated the Surface lineups with the Surface Pro 8 model reviewed here. Coincidentally, one of the first PCs I reviewed for UltrabookReview was the Surface 3. It's hard to believe a Surface would ship with just 2GB of RAM and an Atom CPU given today's specs, but it was back then in 2015 it was lik...

For the last two weeks, I got to spend more time with a final version of the Asus Zenbook 14X and gathered my thoughts and impressions on this ultrabook down below. I’ve already covered the AMD variant of the ZenBook 14x in a preview a few weeks ago, and this one is the Intel-based model, code name ZenBook 14X UX5401. Somehow Asus keep making their series more confusing every year, and now they moved to even more complicated names, but we’re here to help you figure them out. So this is the Zenbook 14X UX5401EA, built on an Intel Tiger Lake Core i7-1165G7 processor with Iris Xe graphics. The same hardware powers the regular ZenBook 14 UX425/UX435 sub-series of ultrabooks, but this is a new and much-improved design that now offers a 16:10 touchscreen with a high-resolution OLED 100% DCI-P3 panel, updated inputs, and a complete internal revamp, with a dual-fan thermal module that no longer blows the hot-air into the screen. This allows Asus to set much higher powe...