Microsoft Surface Pro 4 - 128GB / Intel Core m3 (No Pen)

I bought the surface 2 when it 1st came out and I loved it and then I upgraded to the 4 when it arrived and I love that to. on my trips I take the surface rather than my laptop. Id recommend the surface 4 to everyone. I started out with the IPAD but not having a USB port made it junk to me. I gave that to my G Kids and I've been with surface ever since

I had a lot of issues last year with the device despite not being an early adopter and waiting until it had been out a few months (I got it around the anniversary update of W10). Last year I had tons of stability issues and gave it a poor review, but I realized that it's been behaving really well the last few months so they must have finally fixed them. Now that it's working correctly it's great! But I really feel like such an expensive flagship device should work correctly from the start, especially since it's first party hardware for their own software.

You would think a mobile device this high profile would have a cellular function in terms of on the go connectivity. Im sorry but it is semi-disappointing, especially for enterprise use.

I replaced my MacBook Pro retina with Microsoft Surface Pro 4 because it is something more, lighter and have also the drawing pen and OneNote which is fantastic. I have 1TB with Office 365 (versus 5GB on iCloud) and using a Microsoft dongle with my projector I canceled the delay experienced with Apple TV. It works on 3 screens (2 external monitors (versus 2 on my apple). It is fast and Windows 10 is now a real competitor for Mac OSX. I am computer science mentor, teacher, architect and coder... And I am living in Java Universe not in C# one...

It`s good but is there 4k with it? I love the battery life

Why are you still making 4 GB RAM laptops like 5 years ago? I bought one 5 years ago with 4g RAM only about $300. I'll buy it if update it to 8 GB up same price.

I need a Windows based machine for work, and am a heavy Office user as a professional and a grad student, which was the draw to the Surface. It had everything I needed, and more, on the surface, no pun intended. However, this came at the price of dependability, with my first SP4 replaced within the first week. One year later, I am on device number 5, and have currently been attempting to get its issues resolved for over a month to no avail. It shuts down programs, won't save work, freezes and it downright a pain to deal with. I sit here typing this while on hold for the past 45 minutes with Microsoft for the second call of the night. IF you can ever get to the Global Escalation Team, you will have a glimmer of hope, but otherwise, be prepared to hear "we can't do that", " we have a 30 day return policy" and a ton of misinformation by tech support. At this point, all I want is a refund.

Had 2 Surface Pros. After about a month or so, Pro 3 would not recognize keyboard. Replaced under warranty and upgraded to Pro 4. Pro 4 died after 1 year + 4 months ("Plugged in, not charging"). Yes, went thru all the troubleshooting, reset device, and even brought to MS service. Warranty was 1 year. Quoted about $500 for out of warranty replacement for a refurb with 90 day warranty, so basically out $1400. Expensive lesson.

This is my 2nd surface tablet. I now have the i7 16GB 1TB version which can keep up! I work with heavy financial data and modeling, typically spreadsheets that are 2GB+ in size and may have 3-4 of those open at a time. Meanwhile, I'm running two 24in monitors via the docking station, streaming music, emailing, social media updates, connected phone, mining SQL, updating Tableau/PowerPoint and running a browser with +++ tabs open. Performance interruption is inline with my peers PC's but the big difference, I can bring everything listed above (less monitors) to the conference room, coffee shop, home, Uber, etc. With the HDMI dongle, I quick connect anywhere. My complaints: Excel can get the fan running load when saving heavy amounts of data back to the server, docking station has intermittent issues and (my version)way too expensive for home/personal/student use - all issues I put into comparison with my alternative Windows based PC/laptop choices and nothing is as versatile as this!

University student, previously had the first generation Surface Pro. Have had the Surface Pro 4 for a year now, and extremely versatile. I mainly use it to take notes, write programs, and turn in assignments with no problems. One HUGE drawback would be when I am taking notes using OneNote 2016 (office version, not the skimpy version pre-installed), the device will heat up incredibly after a period of time (long classes as an Engineering student) and the OneNote 2016 application will begin deleting my notes. Extremely frustrating. Other than that, all is well.