That camera is also Windows Hello enabled and that is ridiculously fast at authenticating you into Windows just by looking at your face. Integrated into the top bezel of the device is a 5.0MP, 1080p webcam that offers fairly decent on-board video for your Teams calls. The fairly unique 2880 x 1920 resolution, combined with up to 120Hz refresh rate and Windows 11, results in a really fast, really crisp experience. With the screen now consuming the vast majority of the device, it gives the Pro 8 a very different feel in the hand, when using it as a tablet. The Surface Pro 8 now leverages a larger 13″ display in that familiar 3:2 aspect ratio. There’s a lot to break down and after using the Surface Pro 8 for a couple of weeks, it’s time for a full review. This year it feels like the Pro 8 is a far more serious contender for portable productivity, now powered by 11th generation Core i5/i7 processors and up to 32GB of RAM, this offers plenty of performance to get most your work done, with some spare for gaming in your downtime. The Pro 8 now comes with an upgraded touchscreen, measuring 13″ in size (in the famous 3:2 aspect ration), up from the 12.3″ in last year’s model, which was up just 0.3″ from the Pro 3’s 12″ display. With a Matte black finish on the chassis, rounded corners and thin body, it’s a sexy looking device, but it’s perhaps the improved performance from upgraded internals that will be the real drawcard here. I’ve owned a number of Surface devices over the years and have fond memories of the Pro 3, but while the hardware still features some of the iconic features (like the kickstand), there’s a lot new that makes the Pro 8 a very different device. It’s hard to believe we’re already up to the 8th generation of the Surface Pro.
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