Testseek.com have collected 450 expert reviews of the Microsoft Surface Pro G3 12.3 inch - Intel CPU and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Microsoft Surface Pro G3 12.3 inch - Intel CPU.
June 2014
(82%)
450 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(88%)
777 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
820100450
The editors liked
Brilliant screen
Great new design
Infinite kickstand
Stylish and portable design
High resolution touch screen with rich colors
Robust performance with impressive hardware
Improved kickstand which offers better viewing angles.
Stylus included in the box
Fantastic screen
Excellent build
The stand is incredibly tight and very versatile
Improved power connector
Louder sound
New TypeCover keyboard is even better than before
Power supply still includes an extra USB port for c
Sharp display and design
Huge Type Cover upgrade
Can truly do both
The editors didn't like
No bundled Office 365 Subscription
Expensive when you get into the higher-end models
Not great for portable gaming
The Type Cover keyboard needs to be purchased separately
Beautiful display. Awesome handwriting recognition thanks to the Surface Pen and software. Great new 3:2 aspect ratio
At 5-6 hours usage for moderate tasks, the battery life on the Surface Pro 3 leaves something to be desired
Ranging from £639 to £1649 (plus £109 for the optional Type Cover) there's a Surface Pro 3 for almost every budget. Sure the higher-end Surface Pro 3 looks expensive when compared to an iPad, but remember the Surface Pro 3 is not a tablet competitor. It'...
Studio photography shot at Play Deep Studios by Dominik Tomaszewski.The Surface Pro 3 is a rare product indeed - a piece of tech that doesn't try to improve on what you're currently using by just making it faster or lighter or higher-resolution - but by l...
Abstract: In a world where portable machines are becoming ever more powerful, we take a look at the best tablets Microsoft and Apple have to offer. The arch-rivals have taken opposite paths when it comes to products. Apple has opted for a pure-play tablet, whereas...
Abstract: We suppose what makes the Surface Pro 3 a little different is that on the one hand it works like a traditional tablet of old i.e. there is an optional stylus pen for drawing/manipulating documents on the screen's 12" (2160 x 1440 res) surface (hence the n...
Beautiful new display screen with higher resolution, The kickstand folds out to 150 degrees as opposed to only two positions on the Surface 2, New stylus pen performance enhances usability and makes the tablet easier to use as a standalone device, Faster
The keyboard must be purchased separately, The kickstand feature can be inconvenient for lap use, Battery life is okay but could compete more with some of the Ultrabooks on the market, Device tends to run slightly hot when used for extended periods of tim
Overall, Microsoft has been gradually improving the Surface hybrid device with each new release. However, it can still use some improvements like the ones we pointed out in this article. When compared with its predecessors, the Surface Pro 3 with new impr...
Abstract: Google has launched a new product into the tablet market: the Nexus 9 . It's a good-looking all-rounder, but is it powerful enough for you? That's where the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 comes in, bringing the portability and touch capabilities of a tablet but ...
Premium build, Outstanding feature list, Practically a laptop
Very, very expensive, Its key accessory costs extra, Loud and hot
There’s no denying that the Surface Pro 3 is a very well-featured device. From software to hardware, and even design, the Surface Pro 3 is a wonderful piece of kit. For once it’s nice being able to review a Microsoft device without having to mention the ...
Abstract: However, given the number of niggling design flaws that prevented the Surface Pro and Surface Pro 2 from really taking off in the market as full-on laptop replacements, many buyers will be wondering how the Surface Pro 3 really compares with the Macbook A...
Great design and build quality, Gorgeous screen, Fast and powerful
Windows 8 app selection still small, Type Cover is expensive and trackpad is poor, Lack of ports
The Surface has matured a lot in the two years since it first went on sale. Having grown - both physically and metaphorically - today’s Surface is one which has a clearer idea of what it wants to be. The Type Cover and squarer screen make it look and fee...
