It is very good with it's size and it's display, it is fast responding and it is good for running medium sized programs. It's storage is not very good and it's mouse is sometimes not responding and gets the input wrong. But overall, it is good computer.

For me and for the broad audience, Microsoft is a software company . And I think it's fair to say that besides a few hardware products, they don't have too much experience in this field.

The Surface Pro fails to live up to expectations. Despite the HD screen and solid performance, it's weak when it comes to portability and doesn't do enough to stand out from OEM competitors.

Beautiful HD screen; Full Windows 8; Good performance

Inflexible kickstand; Too heavy; Expensive; Virtually unserviceable; So-so battery life

In Microsoft's relatively young hardware division, the Surface Pro has always stood for what the company believes is the future of personal computing. Originally billed as "the tablet that can replace your laptop," it straddles the line between a traditional computer and something different.

Full PC performance in a thin and light design; Silent or no fans and little to no heat; Battery life is finally good enough

Limited ports with no USB Type-C; Still kind of awkward on a lap; Pen is no longer included; now costs $99 extra; Wow; this thing is getting expensive

This unit has the power of a laptop and the size a tablet. It's light weight and travels well. Setup was extremely easy. Adding a micro SD card expands the storage.

We have already pointed out that the Microsoft Surface Pro is and what is not, and should therefore be evaluated as such: it is a hybrid Ultrabook almost unique in its kind. Unless a hybrid is not exactly what you're looking for, do not believe a purchase to do at all costs.

Screen very nice; original design; Windows 8 and 64bit Intel Core i5 enclosed in the form of a tablet; Wacom pen

Overweight use as a tablet; Battery life is insufficient; Noise and heat sometimes annoying; The absence of a suitable accommodation for the pen

I was undecided about this as a used to have the "surface 3" its performance was pretty ordinary but i really liked the form factor. The i5 version of the surface pro i would recommend to most people. I can do all my work and it can handle photo editing and a bit of video editing.

Great device for school portable lightweight and since it OS is window you can do much more than a Chromebook

The Surface Pro comes in two configurations, one with 64GB of storage and the other with 128GB. It features an Intel Core i5 processor and a beautiful 10.6" full-HD, multi-touch screen capable of generating resolutions up to 1920x1080.

I first laid eyes on Microsoft's ( MSFT ) Surface tablet just about four months ago . It was a rainy Monday morning in Redmond, Washington and we were barely into the first 20 minutes of a full day of meetings when I knew the Surface was a huge, huge deal.