The Signature Pro keyboard is expensive, yes. It’s also a proper glass pad, not the plastic you’d expect to see in the average tablet accessory keyboard. Early versions of the Surface Pro keyboard had fairly small trackpads, but this one is large enough to look and feel just like, well, a normal pad. The keyboard also has a backlight, which can be set at three different levels using one of the F-keys.Įven the trackpad is alarmingly good. No-one should want to type out a 2000 words essay on a touchscreen.
You get more travel here in a MacBook, more of the feedback that lets you type with confidence. The keyboard is just about stiff enough to make typing feel like that of a "proper" laptop, and the keys themselves are excellent. In most, less compromised, situations the Surface Pro 7 works like a dream. If it goes over, it’ll take the screen, and possibly the in-tact status of the screen glass, with it. And if you have to work on a shallow table, make sure the kickstand doesn’t rest too near the edge. Still, having a 1mm-thick piece of aluminium resting on your knees doesn’t match the comfort of a normal laptop. It’s a sturdy mechanism that can sit at any angle you like, from near enough straight up to almost flat. The metal kickstand also keeps the Pro 7 upright away from the keyboard. Magnets keep the keyboard locked onto the screen, and a second team of magnets let the keyboard sit at a slight upward angle.
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