Microsoft Surface Pro 4 12.3in i5 4GB 128GB
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Surface Pro 4 Review
The Surface Pro 4 is the best Surface Pro yet, but it still makes small concessions as a laptop and tablet.
Review: Microsoft Surface 4 Pro
With each successive Surface, Microsoft has won over new users to its innovative device. Naysayers who questioned the usability of the odd 3:2 aspect ratio screen now accept that for anything but watching wide-screen media, it's actually a likeably useful format, with its gains in screen height very...
Microsoft Surface Pro 4
While the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 is the perfected version of the Surface Pro 3, there's still work to do for it to truly replace a laptop. The device is the best tablet in the market today, but the fact that it costs Rs. 89,990 without the TypeCover keyboard make it very tough to recommend.- PixelSense display is amongst the best in the market
- Powerful
- Surface Pen is almost perfect
- Fast and zippy performance
- TypeCover keyboard not included in cost
- Battery lasts for only 4 hours or less
- Expensive
Microsoft Surface Pro 4 Review
The Microsoft Surface Pro 4 is evidence that after a few "hits-and-misses" a company can finally up its game and the result is a refined, versatile system that can pull through any day-to-day task thrown its way with enough power
Microsoft Surface Pro 4 Review
The Surface Pro 4 delivers in every single category you could possibly want with a hybrid ultrabook laptop. It's small, weighs hardly anything, and is very easy to use in both laptop and tablet mode. The superior speed and screen quality makes it an even better buy.
Microsoft Surface Pro 4 (Core i5, 128 GB) Tablet Review
Microsoft makes it actually pretty easy for the customer: The prices for all versions of the Surface Pro 4 are quite high, the m3 version (here in review) is almost as expensive as the comparable Core i5 model with a 128 GB SSD.- brightness and contrast
- restrained fan control
- improved Type Cover
- reworked Surface Pen (inlcuded
- sophisticated build quality and appealing design
- high system performance
- surprisingly powerful integrated GPU
- no throttling in practice
- much improved rear camera
- comparatively short battery runtimes, only 1x USB 3.0
- no USB-C, no maintainability (clean the fan?, very warm surfaces under load, high price
The Surface Pro 4 builds on the best parts of the Surface Pro 3, and it finally delivers a solid typing experience with the revamped Type Cover (which is unfortunately sold separately).
- Works well as both a tablet and a laptop
- New Type Cover and Surface Pen are massive improvements
- Still pretty thin and light for the equivalent of an ultraportable
- Mediocre battery life
- Type Cover is an additional $130
High power laptop
This laptop is very great in use its screen can removeable and adjustable it has also a touch screen I think it is very exellent genration of Microsoft It has also a high ram which installed in it this is my favorite laptop some laptops also have tumb sensors imac also a good laptop but we cannot...
Microsoft Surface Pro 4 Review: The tablet to replace your laptop
The Surface Pro 4 is definitely the best Microsoft has offered so far, the bigger screen is a welcomed addition, the design was improved (although not in a radical way), we really liked the Surface Pen and the way it interacts with the screen and most important, the highly capable internal hardware,...- Premium Design
- Great Display
- Touchscreen Works Great
- The Surface Pen
- Great Performance and Configurability
- Low Battery Life
- The Type Cover Is Not Included
- Windows 10 Is Still A Bit Unstable
Microsoft Surface Pro 4 review: It's faster, it's better, and it has more competition
The combination of an Intel Skylake chip, a new Type Cover keyboard and faster SSD speed help push the Surface Pro 4 into a higher echelon of...- New Intel Skylake processor dramatically increases performance
- Redesigned Type Cover more closely approximates laptop keyboard
- New Surface Dock is...
- Battery life is slightly lower than Surface Pro 3
- New Surface Pen tends to slide off tablet
- The "curse of the missing cursor" still rears its head...