Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works with surface pro 3. Feels great. Scanner works well

It's thin and light. I can type pretty easily on it.

I thought it was a great keyboard, and much better than the pro 3 keyboard.. however, the facial recognition software does the same thing as the fingerprint ID, so why even have it? I took this back and bought a cheaper, open box Surface pro 4 keyboard without the ID. I'm happy I did. It was not worth the extra money.

Great keyboard! I had thought the fingerprint scanner would be somewhat of a gimmick, but I use it every time I log into my Surface Pro 3. The backlit keyboard is also a great feature. A must have for your suface pro!

Fit well on our new Surface Pro 4 and provides some added protection for the screen. Daughter wanted the fingerprint ID feature, Best of all, the keyboard was clearance priced at our local Best Buy!

I have a Surface Pro 3 and my original keyboard was damaged and finding a replacement outside of the Microsoft Store (online, as the brick & mortar stores were out too) was excruciating. I inquired at the Best Buy store and the salesman let me know that this keyboard would fit and work with my SP3 and it does, FLAWLESSLY! I love the fingerprint reader for Windows Hello!, and typing on this keyboard is wonderful! I HIGHLY recommend this keyboard to any SP3 or SP4 user!

After having a couple of surface(s) and keyboards, this is the best one yet! I love the fingerprint ID for logging in and the feel of the keys. It's also very responsive as compared to older keyboard versions.

I own a surface pro 3 and this is by far the best typing cover for this device. It FINALLY feels like a real keyboard. The finger print sensor works well and is a nice extra. It is also backlit which is great!

the surface pro type cover with fingerprint ID has worked flawless with the surface pro 4. The fingerprint ID is a wonderful upgrade that makes it quick and easy to get the surface pro unlocked and ready!

If you buy a Surface Pro 4, you need this. It makes it much better, since the touchscreen keyboard is not really that good. It's not quite like having a laptop, but at least you have a physical keyboard.

I read the reviews on this product, so I had a general idea of its usability and what I should be able to do with it. The fingerprint sensor is very sensitive, very accurate, and make saving passwords much easier. The back of the keyboard uses soft felt like material that prevents it from sliding around, and I bought the additional pen and mouse to make it much more user-friendly when I'm using it for more than just a desktop

This was an upgrade from my current Surface 2 Pro. The difference is obvious, the keys feel great and responsive. A bit expensive but the surface is not cheap either. Highly recommend it.

So I got a new surface 4 and it'd be crazy not to have a keyboard. The keys are springy, but they are a bit click-y so don't think you're going to type like a ninja. I was bummed it only came in black with the fingerprint ID but it works well so it was worth the trade off.

It's a good keyboard. I like the fingerprint reader; its fast and accurate.

The keys seem great. The fingerprint recognition generally works but not always. (Could just be my fingerprint). I like the way the keyboard just clicks to the surface pro.

The keyboard is perfect for my surface pro 4. I took out one star because the product was opened when I took it out from the package. I am not sure about it is opened box or something else. However, I was changed for the regular price. :(

Keyboard works perfectly, no complaints. Nice touch to the keys, illumination is just right!

This keyboard is a lot better than earlier versions. I like the feel and the response found the keys. Raised keys I can feel more like a real keyboard then anything else.

I deiced to try out the fingerprint edition, and I'm glad i spent the extra money, it is very convenient and there are lots of good apps that can utilize it.

It works!!! Ya, not that special, I personally hate the lack of left and right buttons, but that's the way the industry has gone for some unknown reason (saves them 35 cents?). In my brief use I had quite a few zoom-in gestures occur while attempting to move and click quickly, I'm sure they have a way to disable the pinch zoom gesture on the keyboard...the screen is 2 inches away, zoom there. Also for the fingerprint, haven't used it once...the facial recognition unlock is quicker and easier with probably a greater degree of accuracy now that it has depth sensing.