(Open Box) Microsoft Surface Pro M1725 Signature Type Cover - Ice Blue - FFP-00121 Maximum Battery Run Time__10 Hour Rock all kinds of cosmetic MWTY3AM/A

Name: (Open Box) Microsoft Surface Pro M1725 Signature Type Cover - Ice Blue - FFP-00121 Maximum Battery Run Time__10 Hour Rock all kinds of cosmetic MWTY3AM/A
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(Open Box) Microsoft Surface Pro M1725 Signature Type Cover - Ice Blue - FFP-00121 Maximum Battery Run Time__10 Hour Rock all kinds of cosmetic MWTY3AM/A

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(Open Box) Microsoft Surface Pro M1725 Signature Type Cover Ice Blue FFP 00121 Maximum Battery Run Time__10 Hour Rock all kinds of cosmetic MWTY3AM A Rock all kinds of cosmetic combinations to create a look unique to you and your squad you can pair it with an iPad Pro Silicone Case For a full keyboard and comfortable typing experience anywhere pair with Surface Pro

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