While Amazon has been in the spotlight this week, mainly with around… a million different Prime exclusive deals on almost all the best tech devices on the market, the e-commerce giant’s generosity has also extended to non-Prime subscribers with some exciting discounts on products like the Surface Pro 9.
Somewhat surprisingly, you can still save an incredible $800 on a high-end version of Microsoft’s latest versatile 13-inch Windows tablet, and even more unexpectedly, Amazon appears to have launched a sweet promotion on another Surface Pro 9. model after officially wrapping up her Prime Big Deal Days festivities this fall.
This one is for people who don’t need 32GB of RAM or a full terabyte of storage in their tablet, but don’t worry because you’ll still have plenty of local digital storage space and memory to complete all your work tasks and keep you entertained. and busy while traveling at $400 under a list price of $1,599.99.
Specifically, you get 256GB of fast SSD storage, a more than generous 16GB of memory, and, perhaps most impressively, a super-powerful 12th generation Intel Evo i7 processor. top of the line. at an undoubtedly reasonable price, very rarely obtained from a retailer as reliable as Amazon.
The Surface Pro 9 variant on special sale for a presumably limited time, with no Prime membership requirement or any other strings attached, is certainly still not what we’d call affordable by conventional tablet standards, but that’s obviously because that you are dealing with a completely unconventional device here.
It’s arguably better for mobile work than all of
Apple’s best iPads right now, as well as better for… pretty much everything than all of the best Android tablets money can buy in 2023. Too bad the freshly reduced price of the 256GB SSD/16GB RAM/Intel Evo i7 configuration doesn’t include a productivity-enhancing keyboard or a creativity-encouraging stylus, although for what it’s worth you obviously get the kickstand iconic and convenient built-in of the
Surface Pro family, at no additional cost. .
