My surfacepro 8 screen shattered so I needed a replacement asap. This was supposed to be used, like new. Showed up looking great. Wouldn’t turn on. Put it on the charger and waited for a while, turned on while on the charger, blue screen came up saying “automatic repair couldn’t repair your pc” this made me worried but I just did a complete wipe of the computer, updated it, brought my profile up, it worked. Then it turned off on me. I noticed, no battery life. Incase, I just left it on the charger, for over an hour. Turned it on with a battery life of still 0%. It will not charge. I have my charger and the charger it came with. It is not the charger. And it was already dead when it arrived. I don’t normally buy used electronics for this reason but really did not need a new computer. I needed better luck. I am hoping I do not have issues with a refund.

Is a good product!

Upgraded from a Surface Pro 4, this is definitely worth the change. Only issue, very minor, no 3.0 USB port to transfer files to a USB drive. Ordered a Docking station and works great.

I had a Surface Pro 7. This Pro 8 is not a huge jump but it is definitely an improvement. If you don't want to upgrade to the very expensive Surface Pro 9 don't be afraid to get one of these. Unless you are a very heavy power user this will do anything and more than you will ever need.

I love the screen brightness. However, I have to charge it every few hours (3x's a day). Granted , I use it for hours at a time but I never had this problem with my HP. It used to last several days on a charge.Its been a few more weeks and now my Surface Pro 8 will not hold a charge at all; must be plugged in at all times.

I've had a Surface Pro 4 for years now and it has been used for all my personal and commissioned artwork since I got it. Before that, I had a SP3, which was also amazing -- so I'm a big Surface fan in general. Unfortunately, My Pro 4 is finally on its way out. The charging port is iffy, and it does not support Windows 11, meaning in a year or so it would be obsolete anyway. So, with the good sale on the 8s, which has 11 by default, I decided to upgrade.The 8 does have a bigger screen and an upgradable hard drive, which are the nicest features. But for art, it feels like a downgrade to a much cheaper tablet.Firstly, despite Microsoft saying it supports their specific models, none of the old Surface pens actually work fully. I tested OneNote, Paint, Medibang Paint Pro, and Photoshop, just to be sure it wasn't software-based.... but using any of those pens caused CRAZY line wobble on diagonals (see picture; straight line is when I tried using my finger). Drawing vertical or horizontal lines, no problem -- straight as your hand can go. Even using a ruler, attempting to draw any line that veers horizontally (or a circle/any shape that requires diagonal angles) produces a very strange squiggle that renders art impossible. I spent HOURS with Microsoft support, downloading drivers, reinstalling Windows, the whole works -- right up until they told me that it must be a device problem and to return it. So return it I did.... and the second one has the exact same problem. I drove all the way into town to a store that had a display model and tested my multiple pens on that one, and found even the display has that issue. Weird seeing as they even sold the old pens still!So, I tried upgrading to the Slim Pen 2, a nice extra hundred and twenty bucks that I didn't expect to have to spend since my SP4 pens were listed as compatible. But, it works! The pen is nice, too, though I am frustrated that I had to buy it at all. If the computer can't recognize the pens fully, IMO they shouldn't be listed as supported. If I had known that I needed the newest surface pen from the get go, I wouldn't be nearly as annoyed.But then, I found out that not ONLY do you need to use a very specific pen.... but you CAN'T use a screen protector. My SP4 worked with a good tempered glass screen protector on it, absolutely no problem. I went through 3 protectors over the last few years due to them cracking or getting scratched, so I definitely need a protector -- but upon installing any glass protector on the 8, I get the diagonal wobbly line issue AGAIN. For pete's sake. I tested 4 different screen protectors and had the same issue every time. I read reviews for every single brand's screen protector available on Amazon, and each one had a review saying they had touch issues after applying it.Eventually, I found a film-based matte protector that DOES work. It will maybe 1/20 times produce a wobbly line, but is far more consistent and usable. Only problem is that there was literally one option available for a film-based protector on amazon, it was awful to install and has bubbles, and the matte visibility makes it have an awful texture/distorts the picture a bit. Perhaps as the device gets older, more screen protectors will be developed for it that aren't annoying, but for now I feel forced into using it this way and I still find myself using my 4 despite its charging issues.Thus far I'm very disappointed in the 8. As a note-taking device or portable Windows tablet, it's fine, but for art I'd pick an SP4 over it any day.

I really like it and everything was very great, touch screen, Screen quality and battery life and more …. Thank you Amazon I really like purchasing from amazon . My regards

lamentablemente el articulo llego abierto la caja menciona que viene en bundle y que no se puede vender por separado y al revisar la vigencia de la garantía reporta que solo le quedan un par de semanas cuando tendría que tener mínimo un año.Buen precio mala información para el consumidor.

I was looking for a larger than my 10" Kindle Fire tablet. This is more of a small laptop than a tablet. It is perfect for anyone that travels and needs a computer more than a tablet. Returned and bought an iPad.