Microsoft Surface Pro 4 12.3in i5 4GB 128GB
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10 years ago
I already liked the Surface Pro 3 enough to have run out and bought one after reviewing it last year. The Surface Pro 4 is a step up, and it's going to be hard going back to using the Surface Pro 3 again.
10 years ago
Microsoft Surface Pro 4 review
The Surface Pro 4 is a powerful, secure and flexible device with a fantastic display. It doesn't last as long as we'd like in terms of battery life, but the blend of high-end hardware and enterprise-grade software should have Apple and others very worried indeed.
Pros:
- Exceptional display
- mostly great performance
- USB 3.0
- slimmer but still tough build
- quality peripherals
- sharp cameras
- Windows 10 Pro
Cons:
- Mid-range model can struggle with demanding editing tasks
- battery life shorter than hoped
- separate ￡110 Type Cover
10 years ago
Advanced Tablet, Entry Level PC
I bought this version of the Surface Pro 4 (128 i5) at the recommendation of a MIcrosoft store employee. I explained my daily workload (editing photos, while keeping multiple tabs open in chrome and streaming music) and he said that the $ model could handle it with ease.
10 years ago
Surface Pro 4 review: hands down the best Windows 10 tablet yet
Even if you don't plan on using the Surface Pro 4 as a tablet, its slim, bag-friendly dimensions, sturdy build quality and bright, pixel-packed screen make it an impressive laptop replacement in its own right.
Pros:
- Size and weight
- Display
- Type Cover
Cons:
- Type cover sold seperately
- Intel Core m3 at entry level
- Scuffs easily
10 years ago
iPad Pro vs Microsoft Surface Pro 4 comparison review
It's a tough decision to make. Both the iPad Pro and Surface Pro 4 are great tablets, with very little between them. Sure, on paper the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 looks better with larger storage options and up to 16GB of RAM, but the iPad Pro offers the complete ‘Pro' experience no matter how much you...
10 years ago
The tablet is pre-loaded with the Windows 10 operating system and it is just 8.4mm thick. Despite this slender design it still manages to fit a USB 3.0 port and a Mini Display port so connectivity isn't an issue – although it would have been nice to have a second USB port.
10 years ago
Microsoft Surface Pro 4: Australian Review
Microsoft's Surface division is under siege. In the four years after the Redmond giant got the idea of making the world's best convertible, it has had the field almost entirely to itself.
10 years ago
The screen's better. So's the keyboard, and the pen. With the Pro 4, Microsoft's flagship tablet is now an unqualified win for those seeking both a powerful Win 10 slate and a serviceable laptop. (Just note: The keyboard still costs extra, and it's essential.)
Pros:
- Better screen
- keyboard
- and pen than Surface Pro 3
- Bona fide 10-hour battery life
- Better cooling means less-frequent fan noise
Cons:
- Type Cover still costs extra
- Other convertibles still make for better laptops
10 years ago
Microsoft has done a lot more than replace the notebook
The Surface looks little like a notebook. It doesn't sell with a keyboard and trackpad. What you get is a slate with a kickstand and the digital equivalent of a pen. This hardly sounds like a device that could replace a computer, but it unequivocally is the notebook of tomorrow.
Pros:
- Keyboard cover is fantastic
- Notebook-grade hardware
- with processors up to Intel core i7
- Optimised for Windows 10
- Rich 12.3-inch display
Cons:
- Only one USB port
- Keyboard cover is an optional extra
10 years ago
Microsoft's Surface Pro 4 is an excellent hybrid device, but it's not exactly the inexpensive option. Over at finder.com.au, I've run Microsoft's very nice hybrid device through its paces. So as I usually say about now, go and read it! Source: Finder
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