Grab a refurbished Microsoft Surface Pro for a portable, powerful work interface

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TL;DR: As of Nov. 2, you can get the Refurbished Microsoft Surface Pro 5 for just $399.99 instead of $479.99 — that’s a 16% discount.


This holiday season, you could grab a friend or family member (or yourself) a new way to stay productive on the go. This refurbished Microsoft Surface Pro 5 is portable, powerful, and a great tool for those who want to take their work with them almost anywhere. Normally, this Surface Pro would cost $479, but for a limited time, you could get it for $399.99. 

A great gift for your working friends and family 

Sometimes, the best gifts are the most useful, and this Surface Pro certainly has a lot of ways to use it. The 12.3-inch PixelSense Display is a wide high-res workspace with 10-point touch support. On its own, it’s a high-quality tablet with an extra-wide screen. Grab a good Bluetooth keyboard, and you basically have a laptop with the portability of a tablet. It only weighs 1.73 pounds, so this could be a great gift for someone who has to work on the move but doesn’t want to carry around a laptop. 

This Surface Pro comes with Windows 10 Pro already installed. It has a five-megapixel front camera and speakers with Dolby audio. Just like a laptop, it’s a complete package all in one. However, the Surface may have a bit more power to it than most tablets. With 8GB DDR4 memory and a 256GB SSD, you’ve got plenty of space for apps and plenty of power to run them. The i5-7300U Intel Core can even boost up to 3.5GHz if you need to perform demanding tasks. 

Shop practically this holiday season 

If you’re gift-shopping for someone who loves to carry their work around with them, it may help to give them a lighter machine that isn’t light on performance. Get a refurbished Microsoft Surface Pro 5 on sale for $399.99 (reg. $479). 

Prices subject to change.

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