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I would need to know which of the tablets in the Surface Pro and Surface Go series have passive cooling.
I know that many tablets have mobile chips, yet some Surface have a fan.
Please, can you list me exactly those models that have only passive cooling and no fan?
Thank you.
Dalibor
Answer accepted by question author
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All Surface Go models are fanless.
Surface Pro 4 (Core m3 only)
Surface Pro (2017/5th Gen) (Core m3 & i5)
Surface Pro 6 (i5 only)
Surface Pro 7 (i3 & i5)
Surface Pro 7+ (i3 & i5)
Surface Pro X (all models)
Surface Pro 9 5G (SQ3/ARM only)
Surface Pro 12-inch (2025)
Thank you very much for your reply.
