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Product Information
Sleek. Slim. Ultra-thin and light, Surface Windows RT is the on-the-go tablet. With 8 hours of battery life, it lasts the whole day. Or the whole flight. With Connected Standby, you are always connected even when your Surface is asleep. See social networking posts, emails, and text messages on the lock screen and keep up with all the people you care about most.Product Identifiers
BrandMicrosoft
MPN7ZR-00002
UPC0885370449013
ModelMicrosoft Surface RT
eBay Product ID (ePID)170095785
Product Key Features
RAM Size2 GB
Processor Speed1.3 GHz
Battery Run TimeUp to 8 h
ConnectivityWi-Fi, Micro-USB
Storage Capacity64 GB
ColorSilver
ProcessorQuad Core
Maximum Resolution1366 x 768
NetworkNot Applicable
Screen Size10.6 in
Operating SystemWindows RT
TypeTablet
Internet ConnectivityWi-Fi
Dimensions
Height6.8in (17.27cm)
Width10.81in (27.46cm)
Depth0.4in (1.02cm)
Weight1.5lb. (0.68kg)
Additional Product Features
Manufacturer ColorDark Titanium
Processor BrandNvidia
Description OwnershipShopping.com (en_US)
Rear Camera Maximum Resolution1.2 Megapixel
Expansion PortsBluetooth, microSD
ExpandabilitymicroSDHC, Microsdxc, microSD
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Special FeaturesBuilt-In Front Camera, Built-In Rear Camera
Description Sub Ownership9021
Ratings and Reviews
Most relevant reviews
- Jul 13, 2016
Workhorse
This Surface tablet is solidly built, with a slim, detachable, magnetized keyboard. The tablet is fairly intuitive and boots up right away. One thing about the keyboard, though, is that it is very light relative to the tablet itself, so if you are walking around the room, it's awkward to balance. I would recommend attaching the keyboard for when you have the unit sitting upright on a desk. but if you're lounging around, then you're better off detaching it and using the onscreen one, which is excellent. A click of the address bar will display your regularly visited sites and also your most recent pages. The device's five-contact-point magnetized charger seems a bit puzzling in that you have to make sure you align it properly and that the little blue light is on before it will charge. Software wise, you still are not going to get all the apps you can with Android and Apple. But the tablet apps do seem more numerous than what you can get through Windows on a smartphone. Also, you have no other browser option on the RT beyond Internet Explorer; you can't download Chrome. You also can't upgrade to Windows 10, and by extension, the new Microsoft Edge browser. Despite some of these drawbacks, this is a solid machine, and I think of it more as a laptop than a tablet. For what I believe most people want a tablet for: email, videos and apps, the RT delivers and seems like it is built to last a long time.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Dec 11, 2016
Downloading apps are a potential issue
Great product all in all. Fast and super easy to use. The apps you can download are limited to Microsoft apps (there are not many). Would not let me download apps at first. It claimed my internet was too slow, which it definitely was not. Did a factory reset and this fixed the problem. But happened again two weeks later. Called Microsoft for help but since the warranty was up from the previous owner, Microsoft would not help with the issue unless I wanted to pay them $29.99. I just use the browser for things like Facebook, Audible, Kindle, and Netflix. The product itself is great. I love that Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, & PP) are already on the device.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Mar 28, 2017
Review of Surface RT 32 dark Titanium
It works very well, only downfall is the blue keyboard, I purchased this one and another that does not have the blue keyboard and it is more easier to use for a 70 year old disabled veteran. I don't recommend this type for older person but would recommend the one without the blue keypadVerified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Apr 25, 2017
Great laptop alternative!
This is like a mini PC that I can carry in my purse! I love everything about it (except it will not play movies from Google Play offline like a phone or tablet). However everything else is great! I can read and edit Word or PPT or Excel documents. I can even use a MOUSE! Just make sure you let it update (the factory default config requires like 100 updates, which took like 12 hours). Couldn't be happier!Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Nov 16, 2015
Don't ignore the Microsoft Surface RT!
Most hardare hackers like myself wait till the bottle of wine or computer technology has matured to "test it." This time in 2015 I snatched a 64 gig Surface RT for fraction of its original cost with all of the functionality and hype when it was introduced by M-Soft several years ago as its response to the iPad. The first answer is that the Surface RT, and in a moment I'll explain what an RT is; does this Surface do what a 2015 tablet does. The answer is a resounding yes at a fraction of the price. RT is short for "run time," and it evolved when M-Soft made Win 3.0 and allowed run-time versions that were dedicated to specific application or games. In this instance the Surface RT uses an atom-based processor which is often incompatible with intel-based processors. This means that apps made for a tablet using the full version of Win 8.0 to 10.0 will often not work on an atom-bred tablet. The short answer is that the atom processor is slower than the intel processor in mips. Let's use the macbook or air book to the iPad , the former uses Yosemite and the later the latest IOS. iPad apps generally are incompatible with the former. So what good is the Surface 8 RT that may be upgraded to an 8.1 RT? Everything; because IE for the Surface RT may access any application and run it without regard or a specialized app. All printers that work with the full version of 8.0/8.1 will work with 8.0/8.1 RT The display us remarkable and if you ignore the nonsense about 8.0 and become more familiar with it you will actually like it and stop tossing darts at Steve Blamer's picture. The Surface RT has one small annoying flaw. The idea of a 12 volt power supply with a weird mag connector that often falls off is foolish, but getting the most inexpensive dedicated i.e. M-Soft branded keyboard that includes a touchpad is necessary. The keyboard shows remarkable engineering and snaps in place even when blind-folded. Unlike the poor design of the mag connector power supply, the keyboard is excellent. One thing, make sure that you get a Surface RT with the power supply because the quality of non-OEM ones vary too much to the negative. I think you will find the Surface RT to be an excellent tablet, and a remarkable value on Ebay. Of course always look for M-Soft updates for the OS. Have fun!Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Jun 06, 2017
This product will still work in 2017
Please note: If you like flush (No keys) keyboards, you can get one with this. But I highly recommend getting an RT with a chicklet (A keyboard with actual keys, but still small) keyboard, the chicklet is only a bit bigger and heavier, but it's an actual keyboard you can type on. The flush keyboard WORKS, but not really. Hard to type on without staring at the keyboard and it's hard to tell if you're correctly positioned right on the home keys. The Surface RT is still capable today. I'm able to easily load up Netflix (In app form) and YouTube (In IE) and the wait times are not terrible. A saying I like to go by is "Once a flagship, always a flagship", and though that rule has many exceptions, it still goes for this surface. I can do basic work and play a few store games on RT, and with the Chicklet keyboard I ordered, I can now easily take notes on it. Think of this as a Kindle Fire with Windows on it. I really like Windows and it's functionality, and none is lost here with Windows 8.1 RT. I've found that once you take 5 minutes to learn the basic swipe commands for the system, it's a breeze to use. There's still a desktop too, if that's important for you. I highly recommend this to someone who doesn't expect top notch performance out of a 60 dollar computer. You can't beat this.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Refurbished
- Feb 01, 2018
Microsoft Surface 64GB
This is a great computer. It is compact and easy to use. You can take it anywhere because of the size like coffee shops, library, hotels. It is a great value for its price. I would highly recommend to all.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Nov 27, 2019
Very responsive and easy to use
I wasn't real sure of what to expect when I decided to try the Surface Pro. I thought it would just be another tablet, but I was surprised. It was really responsive and so easy to use. It came with Windows 8 and I was already familiar with that system. I am really glad I purchased the Surface Pro and I would recommend it to anyone wanting a fun experience. I haven't used it enough to expand on the use, but I will return with an updated review in a few months.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Jun 15, 2016
Surface RT
I am pleased with the quality of the Surface RT. It is nice and portable and has detachable keyboard so I am not forced to use the touchscreen keys to type. Another added bonus was the inclusion of MS Office. My only criticism would be that the casing itself can become chipped as it is a metallic surface. These chips are very noticeable due to the silver color of metal against the black paint.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Nov 02, 2015
Not as terrible as many said.
When this hit the market lots of terrible things were said. I got one at a good price abd I like it. One of the best built tablets ever.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
