It’s hard to find much fault in the Surface Pro 6’s design. But if you’re looking to be far more productive on the go, Microsoft’s computer is a great choice. Microsoft’s Surface Pro 6 isn’t perfect - few, if any, devices are. Still, I can’t help but find value in what you get for the money. But either way you look at it, there are certainly more affordable alternatives elsewhere. That’s about the price of a midrange MacBook or a nicely equipped Windows 10 alternative.

So, to get the same computing experience I’m reviewing here, you’ll need to fork over $1,160. That’s sold separately for a whopping $160. Microsoft also sent me keyboard cover to type while I used the device. It also comes with 256GB of storage and features the black finish instead of the platinum alternative. The Surface Pro 6 I tested ships with Intel’s Core i5 processor and 8GB of RAM. Now, after spending time with the Surface Pro 6 over the last few weeks, I can say unequivocally that in the realm of mainstream hybrid computers, it’s hard to beat Microsoft’s Surface Pro 6.

Microsoft surface pro 6