I traded in my older Surface RT for the Surface Pro 4, and I am generally very pleased. Some bugs remain that need to be worked out, however. For example, like with the RT and my laptop that still operates on Windows 8, the touch screen goes dead unpredictably pending a system reboot.

When crave sophisticated laptop versatile and simple or complete tablet also is an excessive desire. But now since introduced its Microsoft Surface Pro, crave two things above are valid only legitimate thing. Even both at once.

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price is a bit expensive

Amazing purchase perfect for on the go work and studying. Screen is truly excellent quality and perfect for doing some graphic design on the side.

The Microsoft Surface line of tablets has been fairly divisive; for every evangelist there are plenty of skeptics who doubt the device can truly replace a laptop. Microsoft is forging on with the fourth iteration regardless, building the Surface Pro 4 ($1,299 as tested) on the strongest points of...

Sharp, vibrant touch display; Full-friction, adjustable kickstand; Improved Surface Pen and Type Cover from the previous iteration; Strong battery life in testing

Pricey; Type Cover sold separately; Still only one USB port

With the market for smartphones slowing down, manufacturers are on the lookout for newer ways to get customers back into stores handing over their cards. With media consumption on mobile devices at its peak, and the path being shown by iPads, it didn't take long for hybrid tablets, powerful enough...

Unadulterated Windows 10; Bundled Surface Pen; Beautiful display; kickstand negates need for separate type pad

Fan kicks in very frequently; Windows app store fairly limited; Battery discharges in sleep mode; expensive

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

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

So I've owned mine now for 1 year and just a couple of thoughts for perspective buyers. Honestly if you aren't going to use the pen or the device in tablet mode atleast 50% of the time get a laptop.

i been searching for a great tablet that will do the things i wanted and be fast and have great viewing HD quality, well i found that tablet the Surface Pro 4 Tablet, i could not ask for a more better tablet than this one.

The keyboard is compact and very easy to use. The black colour compliments the tablet it attaches to and it has a very stylish finish.