Microsoft LGP-00001 Surface Pro 6 (Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM, 128GB) - Newest Version

as I am a student , I like surface pro 6 , its a great note taking app, you find no delays in pen when using one note. games are not smooth and port selection is horrible . I brought the type cover ( alcantara keyboard ke aukada nahi thi ) and its amazing , really great typing experience . as for the pen the nib is a issue . you can do web browsing and multiple works . track pad is great...… at last what matters is u budget. good luck .

Good product , too costly,not fast enoughShould have given keyboard and pen as a bundle then might be appropriate for the price...

Every time trying to re-adjust the color like old screens.

Edit after some hardcore use:I took my Surface Pro out to a client manufacturing facility (they make trucks) for a city water survey. I had it in a Moko case. I was absolutely blown away with a few aspects of this device.I was marking up a very large PDF, a layout of the entire building I was in, complete with all city water plumbing drawn. Zooming, panning, marking up, nothing ended up fazing this device performance wise. I used Drawboard PDF, which was exactly fit for my purpose.I was there surveying for 6 hours, no breaks and no charging. I ended up with 63% battery left! Amazing considering the workload(this was a LARGE PDF)!I really cannot say enough good things about this device. I ended up buying the Surface Pen and it is absolutely worth it over the Ciscle. I don't have a single complaint at the moment about this device. I highly recommend it.Original Review:---I was debating between a new i5 Pro6 and a refurb i5 Pro 5, until I learned that the new i5 in the Pro 6 is a real 4 core 8 thread. I opted for the 6, and oh boy am I glad I did.Performance wise, it really is kind of amazing that a system this powerful can run on passive cooling. I have been mostly using the Surface to annotate PDFs of building blueprints using Drawboard. Zooming, panning, writing, all of it is as fluid as I could ask for, even on massive PDFs of entire factory buildings.Aesthetically, the Surface is a REALLY handsome device. Very pleasing to the eye, and very ergonomic as well. I love folding down into studio mode for drawing.Drawing is great. I opted for a cheap 3rd party pen(Ciscle), but I think I will probably buy a Surface Pen before too long. It is impressive how little lag there is for drawing, it really does feel very natural.I was debating long and hard with myself whether to get the Surface Pro 6, or just get a cheap windows tablet. 300% price difference, but I am absolutely, hands down glad I got the Pro. Awesome device.

This is a surprisingly useful little hybrid tablet/laptop. I was a little skeptical at first on how I would be using a device like this but it really does give the best of both worlds, and depending on what you need it for, it can and will easily adapt to your needs. It’s a very clean design that’s functional and beautiful. It’s basically all you need, especially these days when many of us are moving away from traditional workstations. Even though it is a hybrid laptop/tablet, it still gives some room for expansion, there’s a microSD cardslot at the rear of the device, allowing you to upgrade the storage. This will get done what most people want, from productivity tools like word processing to browsing the web, and streaming videos. It will meet the needs of most people out there. If you’re a power user or one that has high-performance demands, you know what you need and this might not be it for you. But for everyone else, this is a fantastic device to use. The biggest downside I found with this device is the battery life. I’ve been using the Surface Pro 6 for a few months now and it seems like the ability of the battery to hold a charge has diminished by quite a bit. I find that I need to plug in the device more and more these days.

while I don't like the fact that it's all a single unit, with no active cooling. it works surprisingly well. the i5 preforms great and runs windows smoothly. I wouldn't recommend the more expensive units unless you need the ram. the processor increase is mainly just the L3 cache and in my opinion not large enough jump to justify the price. but so fair it's been a good experience. one note, a free application, is very intuitive. Great for school and business.

I was looking for a laptop that wouldn't be too heavy to be lugging around at university, but this also doubles as a great note-taker - I can just download lecture slides and write directly on them. The future of university laptops. I also paint digitally, so it's a triple threat! Battery life seems great compared to my last laptop, but I do bring the cord with me everywhere.CON: the power plug is super weird and surface specific, and a friend of mine had his break within a month of getting it. Fingers crossed. Also, the fact that the "optional" parts like a keyboard (not optional - this is a laptop) are super expensive is a rip.

Pretty pricey for a not-perfect product, but it was a laptop I've wanted for a long time. Sometimes the pen skips on the screen (ie if I'm writing, the line does not follow the pen's path) and if I use PowerPoint for more than 40 minutes straight it starts "not responding". These hiccups make me dissatisfied since the product is already so expensive.