Microsoft Surface Pro 4 - 12.3", Intel Core i5, 4GB RAM, 128GB SSD, Windows 10 Pro, Silver

2017-06-07T21:17:44

Good screen and enough power for most applications.

PAUL F.

2016-02-24T07:52:54

I purchased this tablet/computer for $100 less, and with a bundle or a keyboard, mouse and software. While the software came in cd form, I was able to install it with an external cd. I LOVE my Surface, prefer it to my LG tablet anyday!

Judith Z.

2016-02-24T07:50:00

Love it its a nice to would recommend it to a friend

RAY M.

2016-02-21T20:29:14

Nice upgrade from pro3 no fan sound anymore, and better keyboard totally worth it.

SRAVANTHI M.

2016-02-15T13:39:54

bought this as a birthday present for my wife. she thinks it's great.

chuck h.

2016-01-28T07:54:14

I use Chrome a lot for my work, everything from Drive, Docs, to Sheets. Yes, Chrome takes up a lot of memory when running, but you'd think a Surface Pro 4 could handle at least 3 or 4 Chrome tabs open at the same time. Nope. This Surface cannot handle it at all. Even with all other programs off and minimal background processes going on, I've found the Surface 4 to crash, freeze, or run its fans at high speed whenever I use Chrome. Read the forums about this issue--other users have experienced the same thing. I experience glitches using Chrome almost every time on this device, and it's very frustrating. Surface was designed for people to use with Microsoft Edge browser. But in my opinion Edge is pretty terrible because it (still) doesn't offer extensions and a lot of the functionality of other browsers (like Firefox and Chrome). But you might like Edge, who knows. It's a matter of preference and what you use this Surface to do. Other than the Chrome issue, I've also experienced maddening episodes of bugginess from this device. The screen won't register my touches and I have to click several times on certain websites (like Hulu or Youtube) to select a keyboard field. At some point the device wouldn't show the on-screen keyboard at the sign-in screen so there was no way to type in my password to actually use the device. I had to restart several times and run some tests via Microsoft Customer Service (which, by the way, is terrible--I knew more about the device and how it worked than the agents they connected me with!). It got so bad that Microsoft had to replace my tablet entirely, but the replacement one still has some of these same issues (though not as often). I'm not ordering anymore replacements, though. I'm pretty sure this is bugginess is just the nature of this device. My recommendation is to try this device at a store using the apps that you think you will generally use BEFORE you buy this online or from wherever. Get a sense of how easy/hard it is for you to do things on this device using your fingers, the on-screen keyboard, keyboard attachment, and pen. PROS: Lightweight, beautiful screen, keyboard attachment and pen feel wonderful to use. Sound quality is awesome. CONS: Random glitches and bugs in the operating system hinder functionality. Cannot tolerate Chrome.

TK73099

2016-01-04T21:34:21

I was looking for a laptop replacement for my 6 year old Lenovo Thinkpad. I also wanted to portability and form factor of a tablet, The Surface Pro 4 is a perfect solution. I highly recommend it. I use it mainly for office applications and corp email - it performs perfectly. I use a Logitech K810 bluetooth keyboard instead of the keyboard cover.

Lawrence S.