10 Tablets with the Longest Battery Life

10 Tablets with the Longest Battery Life
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That's better than the paltry 5:17 turned in by the Toshiba Radius 12, but an hour and a half less than last year's SP3 (7:42) and 2 hours less than the ultraportable average. HP's Spectre x360 was even better (9:28), and Macbook Air 13 more than doubled the Surface Pro 4, at 14 hours flat.
Surface Pro 4 vs. Surface Book
With the introduction of the Surface Book, Microsoft now has an even more powerful member of the Surface family to choose from. The superpremium Surface Book is for people with money to burn, or who refuse to compromise on a real keyboard or optional discrete graphics. Meanwhile, the Surface Pro 4 is for people who want something that's light, portable and powerful but don't have a real need to edit videos or render 3D objects on a regular basis.
It's weird saying that the Surface Pro 4 is now the midrange member of Microsoft's Surface family, but with a starting price of $1,029 (with keyboard), versus $629 for the Surface 3 (with keyboard) and $1,499 for the Surface Book, that's just how it is. The one remaining question is if Microsoft will continue to produce the SP3. If so, it's a worthy, and less expensive alternative for people who might not need the extra levels of sensitivity on the stylus, but will appreciate better battery with like Hp Mini 311 battery, Hp Pavilion dm1 battery, Hp Pavilion dm2 battery, Hp Pavilion dm3 battery, Hp Pavilion dv6300 battery, Hp HSTNN-OB0L battery, Hp VG586AA battery, Hp ProBook 4510s battery, Hp NZ375AA battery, Hp HSTNN-IB89 battery, Hp HSTNN-1B1D battery, Hp HSTNN-1B52 batterylife and still-proficient performance.
Software and Warranty: Windows 10, clean and simple
The Surface Pro 4 comes with a pristine copy of Windows 10 Pro and a limited one-year warranty. There's no bloat from preloaded trial software or annoying antivirus programs, and that's exactly how I like it. With Windows 10, you also get a ton of useful features such as the ability to make notes and drawings directly on Web pages in Edge, then save them or send them to others.
There's also Cortana, Microsoft's digital assistant. It can do a wide variety of things from creating simple reminders or finding out the score of last night's baseball game to recommending you a restaurant or movie based on your personal preferences.
Configurations: 1TB costs how much?
Please Microsoft, offer a bundle that comes with a keyboard, because without it, the Surface isn't going to replace anyone's laptop, and the not-so-optional accessory adds an extra $130 to the actual price. Models start at $899 (without a Type Cover) for an Intel Core M3 CPU with 4GB of RAM and a 128GB SSD, and can cost up to an outlandish $2,699 for an Intel Core i7 processor, 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD. The 512GB SSD option requires at least an i5 CPU, while the 1TB edition is only available along with an i7 chip and 16GB of RAM. But really, unless you like to have a lot of processing you'll never use, our i5, 8GB of RAM and 256GB SSD review unit hits the sweet spot in terms of price and performance, at $1,429 with a Type Cover.
I want to give the Surface Pro 4 a higher score. The PixelSense display is superb bit of engineering, and the new 6th Gen Intel chip delivers the kind of swift performance I'm looking for, but the 6-hour battery life holds the SP4 back from glory. For stylus aficionados, the increased pressure sensitivity and optional pen tip give more depth to your drawings, but probably won't do much to improve the chicken-scratch notes everyone else is making. Instead of the leap we saw on the Surface Pro 3, the SP4 is an iterative step forward with a sizeable step back on battery life.