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I have Surface Pro 4 i5 and while I personally love it- I can't really recommend it due to various issues (battery life is shit, sleep is bugridden so best to h
by fsloth 10y ago
I have Surface Pro 4 i5 and while I personally love it- I can't really recommend it due to various issues (battery life is shit, sleep is bugridden so best to hibernate only). It's uncomfortable as a tablet, and near useless for the main thing ultra light computers are used - traveling a lot.
I use it at home. The pros are a really tiny size, yet it packs sufficient computing power for many things, awesome screen. I can use it at a desk or grab it to the sofa - but I need to keep the power adapter handy.
If the execution was as flawless as Apple's Ipads are it would probably be the best computer ever (by my subjective scoring which appreciates a pen and sRGB precise screen probably way more than the average user).
But as it is - and I'm comparing it to my Ipad pro which makes all the problems stick out like a sore thumb - it's not an obvious recommendation.
- artursapek 10y agoIt really is annoying that the battery issues are so persistent. That's the main thing that has kept me from even going to a store to check one out. I've been stalking /r/surface and I've been seeing complaints about this for over 6 months. Apparently it's more Intel's fault than Microsoft's, but still very disappointing. I love the form factor and I want to support Microsoft lately.