Versatile. I Like having two modes Tablet or Laptop I wish the keyboard would light up.

I am so happy I got it and I can do so much with it

I sold my 4790K desktop, and my XPS13, so I can buy the new surface pro 6, It freezes quite continually, and has huge white smudges all over the screen that look like smears in the LCD, they are called Mura spots. I read about them before purchasing, but didn't think it would happen to me. Obviously, It happened 3 days after the return date so now I'm stuck with it. Just buy the Dell XPS, I had it for 2 years with no problems at all; two months in, and I already need to return the Pro; what a waste of time and money. Also, try getting a hold of Microsoft's manufacturer warranty, ha, don't take the $1200 risk; it is a risk, literally! BestBuy has been pretty adamant against accepting the return 2 months in; that's fine; 13 years of loyalty and won't take back a defective product. I'll shop elsewhere for the rest of my life then, and I'll just keep my defective $1200 Pro you sold me.

I bought this item for my college freshman son and he absolutely loves it. It’s light, compact and easy to use. I’m soooo glad that we got it fir him.

I bought this for a super good price just before Christmas, and I'm glad I jumped at it. It is ultra portable, yet powerful enough to be used as a desktop replacement. When at home, I often have it connected to my Dell D3100 docking station that has 3 monitors connected, giving me a total of 4 screens including the Surface Pro itself, and it performs perfectly. I recently did some performance testing between this machine (i5, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD) and a Samsung Notebook 9 Pro (i7, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD) using UserBenchMark, and the Samsung was just barely faster than the Surface Pro. I was extremely surprised to find, however, that when I did a comparison using Handbrake to convert a 4K video to 1080p, the Surface Pro was actually faster due to the Samsung's processor throttling because of heat! This model of Surface Pro doesn't even have a cooling fan! The one thing I wish this had is a USB C port for charging on the road, but other than that, it has everything I need.

Bought the surface, pen and keyboard together and had good price on all. All work well. I really like the ability to hand-write notes on the screen and save them online. Fast processor, fun machine. Two minor points. It can be awkward sometimes to set up the screen and keyboard because, by design, they are loose. This is more an issue of disabusing myself of traditional laptop designs than a problem...I also wish there was an easier ‘user’ guide on the laptop for reference—the’ surface’ tile leads to a website and I personally would just like something resident on the machine to help me navigate features.

This is the fourth iteration of this design, which has some pros and cons. It really is well made, and feels great. But aside from the black color option, it's not exactly that exciting. The battery life is really impressive, especially compared to previous Surface Pros. It's also gotten comfier to hold, which is a big deal as at tablet. If you want a light laptop, this is amazing in most cases. It's fanless, it's powerful, and really gets work done. The only shortcoming there is that it's a little harder to balance on your laptop given the design. If you want a tablet, this works, but it's not the "best". Windows 10 makes an okay tablet OS, but it's still Windows. It's big and clunky for a tablet. That's the trade off though for it being a full fledged OS that can do everything any other laptop can do too. TL;DR - If you want a hybrid device and your needs lean slightly more to laptop than tablet, this is perfect. If you want a light always on device you're probably better off with an iPad.

I love my Surface. I am a full-time student, and it works really well with my course load. Also very light. It’s perfect for the cost. Highly Recommend!