Customer Ratings & Reviews

This keyboard like the tablet is also a very lightweight device, yet has this almost magical magnetic power of attachment to two little tab inserts on the bottom edge of the Surface Pro 9, and practically flies from your fingers to find home. *Click.* Easy. The keys are whisper quiet and responsive. The keyboard features a Bluetooth pen that stays charged (which means the keyboard draws power from the tablet.) I am not much of a pen person but it was fun to toy with, I suppose it has a lot of uses. The keyboard has a quality I find odd--the surface of it is a felt-like material that I fear will hold stains and be hard to keep looking new. Time will tell. Maybe watch the snacking. Maybe. The slot where the pen rests is part of a "spine" of sorts that folds and becomes part of the bottom of the tablet to the eye. The only problem is--when attached to the tablet, you can't keep the tablet propped open with the tension of the keyboard/tablet junction like a normal laptop on your lap--you must open the back flap-stand on the Surface and pretend your lap is a desk or a table. Still an amazing lightweight must-have addition to the Surface.

This keyboard is a must have for the surface. Clicks on with magnets and is held on tight. One thing I love is the keyboard still lights up like a traditional laptop keyboard. The pen is nice however using my finger is my preference but obviously the pen is more accurate. A bit pricey but truly worth the price.

My last surface pro device was the Surface Pro 4, that’s a while ago. I was excited to see how much the keyboard had changed since then. The differences are not huge, but that’s ok because Microsoft was not far off even back then. The most important two things they needed to address was the trackpad and the flex of the keyboard when typing. The trackpad on this keyboard is excellent. Its not just good for an accessory keyboard, its just a flat-out good trackpad. Its smooth and made of glass. The response when clicking is just as good as a full-size laptop. The click it makes is incredibly satisfying and audible. My wife mentioned to me how much she liked the click when using it. The flex on this keyboard is getting to the point where its almost all gone. Thankfully it’s gone enough where it doesn’t bother me anymore. On my Surface Pro 4 I used to get annoyed overtime with the flex the keyboard had. Now, I can rest my hands on it and click away like any other laptop. The clickyness is great, however, I do with it was a bit quieter. Sometimes when I’m typing in class, I feel like I’m the loudest typer in the class. The pen is not my cup of tea. Coming from an iPad Pro with the Apple Pencil, this is a terrible attempt at competing with Apple. If you are buying the Signature Keyboard because you are going to use the pencil a lot, temper your expectations if coming from an Apple Pencil. The pen works, it’s just a short coming when you realize the Surface Pro product line is the best competitor to the iPad Pro.

I like the fact that it protects the screen. The keyboard also lights up and has a place for the pen. It's a little pricey but I new it when I purchased the surface pro.

I love how easy this product is to use. Also, I love the color.

It is very comfortable to use, and the pen works very well.

I’ve used many stylus products from the old days of Palm Pilots to Apple Pencil and a Samsung Tab S4. This Windows stylus is easily the closest to a real pen feel. It has tiny motors and haptic feedback that recreate the sensation of drag. Really something you need to feel to appreciate. Great for notes or art. It’s not just a gimmick. The keyboard is also really good. Has a stiff core and springy keys. Really feels like a traditional laptop keyboard, not a piece of cardboard. Pen conveniently stores in a groove on the keyboard and charges. Really a convenient design that will hopefully find it’s way into other products.

i feel this is a must have if you get the surface pro 8. however i feel its way overpriced. first, i feel it should have just been included with the surface pro 8. that said though, the keyboard runs about 180$. nothing to fancy with it other then its specific to go with the surface pro 8. it does act as a cover as well and seems to be pretty strong magnet to hold it in place. it has a nice slot at the top as well that holds the pen and charges it at the same time. feels comfortable and i like how it looks. overall a must have. i just think the price is high myself and again i feel it should have been included with the surface pro 8. especially because i feel the surface pro 8 is more like a laptop but missing the keyboard that you get with a laptop.

Really like this product, excellent quality, easy to use, came with the pen so super excited about that. Can’t go wrong with this item

Great package with my SurfacePro. I highly recommend the Slim Pen 2. Makes working on the Surface easy.

Thin.. useful.. easy to use.. I like this keyboard

It matches the tablet I bought. It's nice. The only thing I don't like is the felting. Other than that, it's perfectly fine.

This item is great so far, I got it on sale and it was a great deal although Red is not my favorite color, I like style it gave to my surface pro

Excellent. Exactly as I expected. Works great with my Surface Pro 9.

It came packaged correctly and was given to me in a perfect condition!

Works great, interesting color. Easy to set up and use.

Love this keyboard, and love that it has a backlight option!

Do not order generic. This integrates perfectly when you need a keyboard

Good deal! It matches perfect with my platinum tablet.

Works perfectly. Amazing open box deal for the price.