I had a 17 inch HP Laptop. My office is upstairs and this is where I worked on my desk. This is perfect because I can now work from wherever I am while using the same Microsoft & other products such as Adobe.

This is a MUST HAVE for students. Taking note with surface pen feels like using 0.5 mm pen. However, the matte black finish is really fingerprint magnet and I have to clean it every 3 days (together with the screen since I take notes a lot). Also, it doesnt come with office 365 so I have to use my school office education package for that (if you're not student, you have to pay for using word, excel, PowerPoint...). Otherwise it's perfect

I’m obsessed with this tablet. Coming from the iPad Pro, this purchase is without a doubt the best one I’ve made. It definitely functions more as a computer which I personally need but I love having the option to also use as a tablet for my drawings. At first I was very scared of getting the i5 because I knew I would be using Adobe products such as photoshop, illustrator and after effects but this baby has power! Of course though when using Adobe I make sure I have nothing else open just to take the weight off but sometimes I will have the Internet open at the same time and still have never experienced any problems. I love it!!

I have always liked Microsoft's Surface Pro lineup. The style is appealing to me, as I prefer sharp corners to rounded ones. It is light, yet sturdy. And of course there is the OS optimization (always helpful to have device engineers and software engineers working on the same product). This tablet/turn-into-laptop is powerful enough to handle your day-to-day tasks or even some light gaming. It is the most comfortable when used on the go or in bed (not that I promote a use of electronic devices in bed) Even though I mentioned liking the squared design of the Surface Pro, it is (design I mean) a little bit outdated. After all, Microsoft has not changed it since the 4th generation. Slimmer bezels and larger screen in the same form factor would be a huge welcome come 2020 (Pro 8 is rumored to have a complete re-design). In addition, the plastic case does not leave a premium feel when using this device. Although, I must add, with an aluminium design, there is always a trade-off: the tablet would not be as light and would be more slippery in hands of a user Overall, I do recommend this product. The customer service is on par with Apple's. If you have a Microsoft Store in your town, you can get a replacement on the spot if anything goes wrong with your device.

I was in need of a new tablet. I was going to go the usual Samsung/Android route but wanted to do more then just purchase another device catered to consume media. With a price not much more than a high end Android tablet I figured I would give the surface a shot. This was one of the best tech purchases I have ever made. This thing is quick with an Intel i5 processor. This is a full Windows 10 device so it runs all the applications that I need, and then some. I sprung for the Surface keyboard, and folded up it is the same size as an Android tablet, just MUCH more powerful and useful. With this much power and in this form factor I no longer have use for Android outside of my cellphone. It comes with Windows 10 Home, but I purchased a key for Windows 10 Pro. I now have the full Windows 10 experience in tablet.

I've owned two prior Surface Pro versions: An SP 3 and an SP 4. The SP 6 is far and away the most refined and best value of them all. Performance is better, unit is lighter, price is cheaper... so, what's not to like? I have the i5 unit with 8GB of Ram and 256GB of storage. Since I use primarily for travel, I don't need a more highly configured tablet. The SP 4 I own is an i7. Good performance, but battery life is much shorter, runs hotter, and fan noise is very annoying. The SP 6 solves all those issues. Speed is comparable, but battery life is significantly longer and the unit is absolutely silent. I use primarily for email communications and Office apps. Occasionally I'll install a game, which runs acceptably well, but the SP 6 i5 is not the unit I would recommend for that purpose. On balance it's the best value tablet / notebook replacement I've used. Highly recommended.

I had personally gotten away from Windows many years ago and become an Apple fan. However, after the last Apple upgrade and I lost being able to use my old version Microsoft Office. A neighbor showed me her Surface Pro 6 and I was very impressed. I bought a 2018 out of box model with full warranty, found a supplier for older version of Microsoft Office that doesn't have to be renewed every year, and am now relearning Windows 10. This is more versatile than my 2018 iPad Pro. My wife was so impressed with it, I had to buy her one also.

I bought this to compliment my Surface Studio 2. I use it primarily for work and school related tasks. Using Google Suite to show presentations, make changes to google docs, etc as well as login to my university's portal to complete homework tasks like Pearson, math lab, etc. Its also great for browsing the internet on the couch. I haven't used it to run Adobe products or video editing software and don't intend to. It's perfect for what I need it for, a quick, light, ultra-portable laptop replacement.