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Microsoft Surface 3 128G w/ Windows 10 Professional
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Microsoft Surface 3 128G w/ Windows 10 Professional
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This special model of the Microsoft Surface 3 features a combination of 128GB of storage and 4GB of memory, providing ample space for your photos, music, and movies, and plenty of power to support them. The tablet has a 10.8-inch HD 10-point multi-touch display and comes with Windows 10 Professional, a more sophisticated version of Windows Home that manages devices easier and helps secure data Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downDrexl
10
Jul 7, 2017
Yet again another item that is the same price or cheaper elsewhere with superior shipping options. I'm done looking at anything on Massdrop. This site is a joke.
Soundtoxin
143
Aug 19, 2017
DrexlDon't discount the whole site yet. There are still plenty of good deals, and more importantly, exclusive items such as knives and headphones you can't get elsewhere.
Serialp0rt
13
Jun 22, 2017
Anything with an atom processor is a piece of junk. You people are being fooled.
Serialp0rt
13
Jun 23, 2017
I disagree. If you want slow low functioning for office apps then sure. If you buy this you will be dissapointed. I sold and used these things for years. It's not even worth the money for what you get.
Rochambeaux
348
May 30, 2017
Massdrop: Please confirm these are (a) new, not refurbished and (b) carry full manufacturer warranty.
No to either makes it a poor deal.
No to either makes it a poor deal.
Tex-Arozzi
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Arozzi
May 31, 2017
RochambeauxThese are new products and not refurbished. They will have a 1 year warranty through Microsoft.
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minijedimaster
62
Jul 7, 2017
This is $359 on Amazon. And if you have prime like many do, you get free 1-2 day shipping as well.
https://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Surface-7G6-00001-Tablet-Silver/dp/B00VGIRP62
https://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Surface-7G6-00001-Tablet-Silver/dp/B00VGIRP62
minijedimaster
62
Aug 20, 2017
Good job replying to a nearly two month old comment with what the price is now.
ZachL
218
Aug 21, 2017
That's the original surface not surface 3 or surface pro. It's the 2013 version.
CFGX
43
May 4, 2017
For anyone on the fence, Amazon has also had extremely cheap prices on the Surface 3 docking station, which connects the Surface 3 to ethernet, USB, and 1 mini DisplayPort. These used to go for $200, but are now as low as <$30 as sellers look to get rid of stock. They also charge the device faster than the standalone charger the Surface 3 comes with.
https://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Docking-Station-compatible-GJ3-00001/dp/B00VGJI1RS/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1493909657&sr=8-2&keywords=surface+3+docking+station
https://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Docking-Station-compatible-GJ3-00001/dp/B00VGJI1RS/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1493909657&sr=8-2&keywords=surface+3+docking+station
epsilon748
221
May 8, 2017
CFGXThanks! That's the best part of this drop for me. I've had a 128GB/4GB RAM model since launch day and those cost a fortune when I got mine. Ordered it from Amazon yesterday and got the dock today. Now I've got a second full speed charger, a bunch more ports, and ethernet again. Bargain at $27.
XenonXoni
1
May 31, 2017
Want this exact item but much cheaper and a much faster delivery? Newegg has it listed cheaper for refurbished which is probably what this item drop will end up being anyway. So here you go. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA4X75MH8553
Tex-Arozzi
5852
Arozzi
Jun 1, 2017
If you commit to the drop you are only agreeing to purchase the unit if the final drop point is reached. If you join the drop and the final drop point is not reached then you will pay the higher $329.99 price. However, if you join the drop and the final price is unlocked then you will pay the lower price.
The choice is up to you but I would encourage everyone who is interested in any products on Massdrop to either join the drop or commit to the drop. Do not sit around and wait and see if the drop is successful before joining. This just might cause the drop to be unsuccessful as so many people are just waiting for it to unlock the final drop point that it never reaches it.
Cheers.
The choice is up to you but I would encourage everyone who is interested in any products on Massdrop to either join the drop or commit to the drop. Do not sit around and wait and see if the drop is successful before joining. This just might cause the drop to be unsuccessful as so many people are just waiting for it to unlock the final drop point that it never reaches it.
Cheers.
raymanvh
17
Jul 7, 2017
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16834735146 exact same product from newegg get it in 2 days
DeeThomas
15
Jul 10, 2017
Available on Newegg for $349... I'd spend $20 more for 5 day shipping vs 1-2 month shipping. I'm starting to agree with a few of these posts. you gotta step up ur game MD.
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834735146&ignorebbr=1
DeeThomas
15
Jul 12, 2017
DeeThomasupdate... now 2 days later, an additional $20 off with promo code at Newegg. (ends 07/14/17). sux to be on this drop.
collinp1024
6
Jun 22, 2017
The $600 MSRP is a bit misleading...
https://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Surface-Tablet-10-8-Inch-Windows/dp/B012DTDI2C
collinp1024
6
Jun 22, 2017
It seems that they are basing their prices off the original release MSRP. I understand how this is the most objective way for massdrop to price items; but it is also misleading to buyers because it advertises a higher price differential than the product actually has. Massdrop is also a third party seller, so it makes more sense to compare their prices to other third parties, rather than Microsoft's original MSRP. While MD is not expressly presenting the value of the product at $600, listing the (now old) product's MSRP below the "new" price, seems dishonest.
I am simply making this post to let people know that they aren't really saving money buying this from massdrop, contrary to what they might have been led to believe.
I am simply making this post to let people know that they aren't really saving money buying this from massdrop, contrary to what they might have been led to believe.
idarerick
167
Jun 22, 2017
collinp1024Oh I completely agree with that last statement. I don't think MD saves people money. There are many better and cheaper options out there than MD.
I was just stating that MD compares their prices to the major retailers, not other third-parties. The reason is because Microsoft usually does not and cannot track all of the pricing from the many many smaller third-parties since they usually do not even have to answer to Microsoft. However, Microsoft (and any other brand name manufacturer) does in fact limit and set the lowest possible price major retailers can set (hence the $599 MSRP if you were to set foot in Best Buy or Staples and Amazon since they fall under major retailer). The larger major retailers would probably have some sort of breach of contract and be penalized if they dropped that price below the $599 MSRP.
That being said, MD will only compare its prices to those of the major retailers. Disappointing, I know, but that's how MD runs itself (probably because consistently finding the CHEAPEST price online is impossible, since any store can easily change their price almost in the click of a button nowadays). MD does not ever claim to have the lowest of all prices either.
I oftentimes first look elsewhere when I see something attractive on MD. The things I find that MD does well tend to be their MD-only exclusives.
I was just stating that MD compares their prices to the major retailers, not other third-parties. The reason is because Microsoft usually does not and cannot track all of the pricing from the many many smaller third-parties since they usually do not even have to answer to Microsoft. However, Microsoft (and any other brand name manufacturer) does in fact limit and set the lowest possible price major retailers can set (hence the $599 MSRP if you were to set foot in Best Buy or Staples and Amazon since they fall under major retailer). The larger major retailers would probably have some sort of breach of contract and be penalized if they dropped that price below the $599 MSRP.
That being said, MD will only compare its prices to those of the major retailers. Disappointing, I know, but that's how MD runs itself (probably because consistently finding the CHEAPEST price online is impossible, since any store can easily change their price almost in the click of a button nowadays). MD does not ever claim to have the lowest of all prices either.
I oftentimes first look elsewhere when I see something attractive on MD. The things I find that MD does well tend to be their MD-only exclusives.
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