Microsoft Surface Pro (13" version) Flex with Slim Pen Black- US

Microsoft Surface Pro (13" version) Flex with Slim Pen Black- US
Microsoft Surface Pro Flex Keyboard with Slim Pen
The most inclusive 2-in-1 keyboard on the market
Work easily from anywhere
The Microsoft Surface Pro Flex Keyboard can be used either attached to your device or detached. Use your new keyboard in whatever way suits you best at any given moment. The location of your device doesn't matter, as the keyboard has a range of up to 10 metres in open space.
Simple pairing with the Microsoft Surface Pro Flex keyboard
It pairs seamlessly for instant use.
Hassle-free charging
Unique details
Work on your Microsoft Surface Pro just like on a laptop! The keyboard includes a handy touchpad for easy screen navigation, a Copilot key to connect with AI, and a convenient compartment with wireless charging for the Surface Slim Pen.
Adaptive touch mode
Up to 41 hours when the Microsoft Surface Pro Flex keyboard is detached
The battery in the Microsoft Surface Pro Flex keyboard lasts for up to 41 hours of continuous typing on a single charge. To recharge it, simply connect the keyboard to your Surface Pro device. The Surface Slim Pen can be used for up to 15 hours.
A slim and comfortable pen
This highly intuitive pen is designed to be comfortable to hold and use. The Surface Slim Pen draws on the screen just like a pencil on paper.
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| Code: | MCS330e5r |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
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Microsoft is a multinational corporation based in the United States. Microsoft products have had an indelible influence on our perception of virtual worlds since 1975, when Bill Gates and Paul Allen founded the company. The company is best known for its peerless software, including Windows OS and the universally used Microsoft Office suite. The company is gradually becoming more active in hardware as well - for example, with Xbox gaming consoles and Lumia mobile phones.
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