Microsoft's Surface Pro X is now available without LTE. Opting for a version of the thin-and-light device with only Wi-Fi connectivity can save you a few dollars, but it may be worth waiting a bit to pick one up.
The starting price of the Surface Pro X (with LTE) is $1,000, but it's normal to see it for less. In fact, you could purchase the Surface Pro X (with LTE) for as little as $800 just a couple of months ago. That isn't the only time that we've seen the device for that starting price. The Surface Pro X even fell to $750 on Amazon in May 2020, though that price hasn't been seen since.
Here are the starting prices for all versions of the Surface Pro X:
Surface Pro X
| Specs | Price |
|---|---|
| SQ1, 8GB RAM, 128GB Wi-Fi | $899.99 USD (Platinum) |
| SQ1, 8GB RAM, 128GB LTE | $999.99 USD (Black) |
| SQ1, 8GB RAM, 256GB Wi-Fi | $1,099.99 USD (Platinum) |
| SQ1, 8GB RAM, 256GB LTE | $1,249.99 USD (Black) |
| SQ2, 16GB RAM, 256GB Wi-Fi | $1,299.99 USD (Platinum) |
| SQ2, 16GB RAM, 256GB LTE | $1,449.99 USD (Platinum, black) |
| SQ2, 16GB RAM, 512GB Wi-Fi | $1,499.99 USD (Platinum) |
| SQ2, 16GB RAM, 512GB LTE | $1,649.99 USD (Platinum, black) |
The good news for Surface shoppers is that if the base price of the Surface Pro X without LTE is lower than the LTE version, we could see prices drop below $800 at some point.
The Surface Pro X is an incredibly thin 2-in-1 device that gets up to 15 hours of battery life. It now has a version without LTE connectivity for a lower starting price, though it may be worth waiting for a discount.
