I was looking for a laptop replacement for my 6 year old Lenovo Thinkpad. I also wanted to portability and form factor of a tablet, The Surface Pro 4 is a perfect solution. I highly recommend it. I use it mainly for office applications and corp email - it performs perfectly.

Microsoft announced the Surface Pro 4 last year and it has taken quite a while for it to make it to the Indian shores. Launched officially in India in January 2016, the Surface Pro 4 is Microsoft's fourth generation 2-in-1 device, which, although a tablet with a snap on keyboard, is renowned as a...

That being said, there are still plenty of reasons to love and to buy this new generation of Microsoft Surface devices. From a build quality and design perspective, the Surface Pro 4 continues in the same vein as previous models and, to me, that means a slick and modern design that blends tablet and...

The Surface Pro 4 is the best Surface Pro yet, but it still makes small concessions as a laptop and tablet.

Microsoft is probably smiling gleefully: it's got the upper hand on Apple, with the Surface Pro 4 really shaking its tail-feather at the iPad Pro. For the Surface Pro 4 is the most refined and comprehensive model in the Surface series yet - if you're in the market for a laptop-scale tablet, anyway.

Great screen in resolution, brightness and viewing-angle terms; Windows 10 a comprehensive OS; stylus' new magnetic connection/position, latest Type Cover keyboard a great typing experience (sold separately though

Limited battery - casual use, around 6-hours; no discrete graphics; Type Cover keyboard not included (its new trackpad too centrally aligned too), "fizz" sound when charging

From Gadget of the Year to a gadget you shouldn't go near, for now. The new Surface is great as a laptop and sorely lacking as a tablet.

Fantastic screen; Even better keyboard and stylus; Impeccably fast processor

Continuum was supremely buggy; The Windows Store is still short on apps; Cortana often falls on its face

The best Surface Pro yet, but it's still not for everyone

Bright; high quality screen; Generally comfortable keyboard; Adjustable built-in kickstand; Sturdy build quality; Useful ports; Good stylus

Heavy for a tablet; So-so battery life; Keyboard stability issues remain

The Surface Pro 4 offers many attractions. It's a beautiful device, whether in tablet mode or as an ultra-portable laptop. It has huge versatility, making it the one device you need at work and at weekends.

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

With each iteration of Microsoft's Surface, the company comes closer to mastering the laptop/tablet hybrid product category it created back in 2012. Whether or not the Surface Pro 4 is…

Best Surface yet; Still the top/tablet hybrid device around; Windows 10 improves the Surface's user experience significantly; Type Cover 4 is a huge improvement over the Type Cover 3

The Surface Pro 4 is an incremental upgrade over the Surface Pro 3; Still awkward to use on a lap; Battery life lags behinds MacBook and some ultrabook laptops