For perspective on this review, I've been a Mac user since college, which for me is half a lifetime. My motivation in getting a Surface is pretty simple: I wanted a tablet for my "casual" usage around the house, but I still require full "normal PC" functionality, including the need to put the device...

We're not as enamoured by the Surface Pro 6 as we were by its predecessor. Part of this is because it's effectively the same device in many ways - it would be more accurate to call it the Surface Pro 5.5, rather than 6.

Great performance; Black colour scheme looks gorgeous

No USB-C support; Underwhelming battery life

Great product

Can't think of anything

This computer is very fast , never been able to do so much on o computer

Does everything and more. Great machine with lots of features and fast response.

I've had a Surface Pro 3 for several years now, my opinion of which has steadily declined since I purchased it. Plagued by bugs and flaws of every variety imaginable, it finally (and spontaneously) died outright a while back. What better to replace it with than the shiny, new 2018 model

So far I have used my surface pro for note taking in class and writing assignments... for note taking, with the surface pen and Microsoft onenote this device is second to none. The ability to convert back and forth between tablet and laptop makes it incredibly versatile and useful in all situations.

This tablet/laptop is a little beauty. Very fast and the touchscreen is excellent. Boots up within seconds and combined with office is is exactly what I needed. The full size usb port is a nice touch as it lets me connect to my old external cd drive.

Really good device. Can handle much more than you'd think. 2 drawbacks. 1. Limited storage combined with only one USB port can be tricky. 2. Sometimes when you open multiple windows of something it will flicker between them until you leave the screen off for several seconds.

Once again, the hybrid tablet that can masquerade as a laptop sets the standard for such machines. But if you want to know if it's worth your money then read on. Try as we might, we couldn't spot any differences between the Surface Pro 6 and its successor, the irritatingly named Surface Pro.

8th-gen Intel Core chips; no low-spec option; great display

No significant changes; Type Cover is still separate; expensive once specced up; no USB-C with Thunderbolt 3