Surface Pro 3 deal: Microsoft gives out free sleeves and promo codes for Surface Pro 3 buyers

As the holiday season reels in, a string of good buys and bargains expand even after Black Friday has closed its doors. And thanks to Microsoft's special offers, one of the company's best products was given an alluring discount.

Upon snagging Microsoft's hottest and well-received tablet-laptop hybrid known as the Surface Pro 3, buyers will get a hold of a complementary sleeve of their choice. There is one that is scratch-resistant, and another gives the device a more stylish makeover. Other protective sleeves are of Brenthaven Collins, Incipio Roosevelt and Incipio Ronin, all of which cater to distinct tastes of users who like to gussy up their Surface Pro 3.

With this special offer, a discount of $30 to $50 awaits buyers. In addition to the abovementioned freebie, a $100 promo code is also on offer. With a hefty value tagged to the Surface Pro 3 ($799 as the lowest), a big price slash is always handy. By and large, Win Beta stated that customers have a total of $59 to save and share around.

The Surface Pro 3 doubles as a laptop. Although outfitted for the business aspect of the market, Microsoft fans will love its reliability and power when it comes to getting the checklist done. The device sports a Cleartype display that renders a 2160 x 1440 pixel resolution. It has three varying processors for the specific storage capacity under the hood of each of its variants, but the most powerful is the Intel Core i7 processor, which supports up to 8 GB of RAM and a 512 GB of memory size.

Yesterday, the Asus Transformer Book Flip was for the taking for $299 the whole of Dec. 15, and that totaled to a big $200 discount right there. But for those who would like to score more than the 12-inch tablet-laptop fusion, the promo that was kickstarted on Dec. 14 will be active up to Dec. 20.

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