I have had many laptops over the years and find that the Microsoft Surface Pro fulfills everything I need a laptop to do. It boots up quickly since it has an ssd, uses facial recognition to reliably unlock the computer, and is very light. I have added the Microsoft pen which is a great way to interface with the computer and a docking station in case I want to use an external drive or other device. The keyboard works even better than I thought it would and it is nice to be able to detach it for tablet mode rather that continue to carry it as in other 2 in 1's. I had purchased a competitor's 2 in 1 for my wife, but she got frustrated by a malfunctioning fingerprint ID and liked the weight and detachable keyboard of the Surface Pro. So we returned the competitor model and we got her a Surface Pro. I like it a lot and expect it to continue to meet my needs for quite a few years.

It’s sleek slim and just perfect. The screen is a lot bigger on this one which I love. It’s like having the use of a computer in a tablet. You can use it with or without a keyboard. You can write & draw with the pen right on your screen. Awesome awesome tablet.

I am... was in Love with this thing until I noticed the light bleed at the bottom of the screen. I had read reviews from other surface users who have had the issue with their own devices and I thought, "maybe I am one of the lucky ones." I was wrong! I had to exchange the first surface I bought because there were issues with the screen flickering at times, and now this. I have dreamt of owning a surface since the first RT version came out. I finally got the opportunity due to a wonderful sale and now this happens. I will have to return this one. I really tried to avoid the light bleed, but it appears in portrait mode and it really bothers me. At first, I thought it was just a kind of feature on the surface then I noticed it more at start up. Maybe to other people this is no big deal, but for something this expensive I can't help but notice it. I am also afraid it may lead to an even worst issue. I AM REALLY GOING TO MISS THE KEYBOARD, WHICH CAME WITH THE DEVICE! - This is noticeable at start up - Some reading screens in portrait mode - Ctrl-Alt-Del screen - Pictures below show portrait mode and Landscape mode using two different background colors. As I mentioned earlier. To some this may be no big deal, but I had trouble ignoring it because I spent too much money on this and I would like to have it for a while. Whhyyy Me?

Got this for my wife to do post shoot processing In Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop. She has only had it for a few days and can’t put it down. The pixel sense display is super accurate. Don’t be discouraged by the 4gb of ram or the M3 processor. Unless you are trying to run Photoshop and Lightroom or ten other apps at the same time, you won’t have an issue. Supper smoooth and reactive. Absolutely love it.

I was looking to replace a failing laptop and tablet. The Surface looked like a good compromise between the two. Since I am not a power user, the ram and memory have proven adequate for my needs. I don't view the storage memory as a limitation as I keep my files on One Drive. Also a microSD Card can be added if local memory is needed. When Best Buy offered the Surface with the Type cover for $599 the math made sense. So far it operates faster than my 3 year old HP laptop and I don't miss my Samsung tablet.

I've seen many putting down the Surface Pro with the M3 and wanted to provide my input on how this has worked and how I am using the computer. I run a small business and was sick of switching between a full sized PC to run Microsoft Office programs and a table for taking notes in meetings and trying to keep everything synced. I wanted it all in once place. I had been using a Chromebook Pro with the M3 for a few years as my 'tablet' because of the outstanding included pen but Chromebooks do not play well with Onedrive/Sharepoint. The M3 in the Chromebook worked great so wanted to give it a shot in the Surface. The M3 has been plenty powerful to run 5-10 browser window, music streaming, Word and Excel. You can feel the M3 is pushed to its limits when all are in use. Most of the time I'm in Word and Chrome which does not show any signs of lag. I'm very happy with this and will suit those not gaming or running demanding programs.

It is easy to use and reliable, I haven’t had any error or other disadvantages. Love it.

I originally bought a Surface Go for $399 which did not come with a keyboard, so that was an additional $99. I then saw that this Surface Pro (m3) was on sale for $599 (including keyboard), which was only $100 more than what I paid for the Go. So I exchanged the Go for this one and I could not be any happier. I only use it for doing classwork on Google Docs and One Note, but I can already see the speed difference between the two. This surface Pro loads pages much faster, despite only having an m3 processor. The upgrade from a 10" to a 12" screen was definitely a plus too. If you're contemplating between getting a Go or this one, I'd suggest you get this one. It's completely worth the extra $100.