Of course, said older Windows powerhouse is itself not very affordable, normally fetching $900 and up. But the hidden blessing of a slowly aging tablet in an increasingly crowded market are the ever-improving deals offered by retailers like Best Buy.
Whichever version you’ll end up opting for, you’re looking to save the exact same 330 bucks. Both models come packing 8 gigs of RAM and a 128GB speedy solid-state drive, with the key distinguishing factor being the 11th Gen Intel Core chip variant.
We’re talking people who can settle for a somewhat outdated 60Hz “PixelSense” screen surrounded by relatively thick bezels, as well as only one USB-C port, a decidedly impressive battery life of up to 15 hours on a single charge in “typical device usage”, powerful stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos technology, a super-premium magnesium unibody construction, and full Windows 11 support.
