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-[* black] Despite giving us trouble earlier, removal of the battery was actually slightly easier than the Surface Pro 4.
- [* icon_note] This likely due to the face that it's smaller and has less surface area i.e. less adhesive.
-[* black] The tablet's battery - 18.0 Wh, 7.5 V, 2387 mAh - offers 4 hours of usage according to Microsoft.
+[* black] Despite giving us some trouble earlier, the Clipboard's battery is actually slightly easier to remove than the cell in the Surface Pro 4.
+ [* icon_note] This likely due to the fact that it's smaller and has less surface area—i.e. less adhesive.
+[* black] The Clipboard's battery—18.0 Wh, 7.5 V, 2387 mAh—offers 4 hours of use while separated from the keyboard—according to Microsoft.
[* black] Excuse us if we're slightly cynical - 3000 x 2000 pixel displays have a habit of using a lot of power.