Deal Alert: Grab An Entry-Level Surface Pro For Just $649

Microsoft’s line of Surface tablets have been extremely successful, but they’re a bit expensive. Now’s your chance to grab one for cheap.

Tablets have become more and more powerful over the past few years, and the line between tablets and laptops has started to dissolve. The perception that tablets are only useful for playing games and watching Netflix is no longer correct, these are serious devices that can be used for work, video editing, sound design, and graphic design. Apple users have the iPad Pro, but in the world of Windows, the Surface Pro tablet is the king.

Surface Pro tablets have gotten a lot of praise for their balance of power and portability. They have responsive touch-screens, a long battery life, and premium detachable keyboards. Right now, you can buy a basic Surface Pro tablet for just $649 from Best Buy—that’s a $310 discount. It’s the base model with a 12.3″ touch screen, 4GB of RAM, an Intel M3 processor, and 128 GB of solid-state memory.

If the basic Surface Pro doesn’t have enough power for your needs, then you’ll be happy to hear that Best Buy is also offering a big $330 discount on the powerful Surface Pro 6. Right now, you can buy the Pro 6 for just $999. This tablet runs on an Intel Core i5 processor, it has 8GB of RAM, and it sports a 256 GB SSD. That’s twice as much RAM and internal storage as the basic Surface Pro tablet.

It’s nice to get a $300 discount on any device, and the renowned Surface Pro tablets are no exception. Just keep in mind that this deal won’t last long, so don’t sleep on it.

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