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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.
Award: Most Awarded June 2014
June 2014
 
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450 Reviews
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The editors liked

  • Beautiful design
  • Beautiful screen
  • Packs so much into so little
  • Neat OneNote integration
  • Great Performance
  • Thin and Light
  • Excellent Screen
  • Precise Stylus Input
  • Very Good Battery Life
  • Premium Build Quality
  • Excellent 12in. screen
  • Very good keyboard cover
  • Useful stylus and handwriting recognition
  • Lightweight
  • Stylish design
  • Crisp
  • High-res touch screen
  • Improved kickstand
  • Strong performance
  • Clear
  • Bright
  • 12-inch
  • 2
  • 160-by-1
  • 440-resolution display. 10-finger multi-touch support. Infinitely adjustable
  • Full-friction kickstand. Pressure-sensitive stylus included.
  • 12inch
  • 160by1
  • 440resolution display. 10finger multitouch support. Infinitely adjustable
  • Fullfriction kickstand. Pressuresensitive stylus included.
  • Larger screen offers 38 percent more real estate for getting work done
  • New Type Cover is much more stable than previous models
  • Battery life now quoted at eight
  • Not six hours
  • Thinnest and lightest Surface Pro to date
  • Attractive 3
  • 2 screen
  • More versatile kickstand
  • Premium look and feel
  • Stunning thinner and lighter design
  • Lovely display
  • Much improved kickstand
  • Full laptop performance
  • Beautiful
  • Slim design
  • Powerful hardware
  • Stunning screen
  • Excellent software compatibility
  • The Surface Pro 3 is thinner and lighter than the previous two versions
  • Despite having a larger 12-inch display and higher screen resolution. A new kickstand makes it easier to set up and use
  • And the keyboard cover remains a best-in-class example. The S
  • Incredibly thin
  • Light
  • And fastbootable for a fulltilt Windows computer. Forget apps
  • It runs fulldesktop software. Durable build and attractive physical design. Its 12inch
  • Highresolution touchscreen is great for watching movies and working in desktop m
  • Thin and light
  • Greatly improved kickstand
  • High-resolution screen
  • Great build
  • It's thin
  • And sturdy
  • Superb display quality
  • 3
  • 2 display ratio perfectly suited for Windows 8.1
  • As a tablet
  • Its productivity potential is unmatched
  • Microsoft Surface Pro 3 Review – Can the Best Hybrid Replace your Laptop and Tablet?
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  • Tuan Do
  • The best tablet-laptop hybrid you can buy
  • TechWalls Rating
  • D
  • Largest application ecosystem of any tablet operating system
  • Huge hardware compatibility ecosystem (ancient printers still automatically install)
  • More enterprise & business features than any other tablet (Active Directory support
  • Bitlocker encryption
  • Some might want to pick up the Surface just for its improved pressure sensitive Pen
  • Beautiful 2K display
  • New kickstand positions
  • Excellent and improved build quality
  • Top notch performance
  • Improved trackpad on TypeCover
  • Microsoft's cloud ecosystem wi
  • Remarkably thin and light for a machine with laptop guts
  • Easier to use as a standalone tablet
  • Fast performance
  • Gorgeous
  • High-res display
  • Keyboard can be propped up at a more comfortable angle
  • Impeccable build quality
  • Thinner and lighter than Surface Pro 2
  • Improved Type Cover with magnetic
  • High-resolution
  • 2 aspect screen
  • Good brightness and color reproduction
  • Features Intel Core CPUs
  • Great battery life
  • Doesn't wobble when tapped
  • New

The editors didn't like

  • The dearth of USB ports
  • The touchpad remains mediocre
  • Some people will find it expensive
  • Relatively Pricey
  • Expensive
  • Windows 8 lacks many apps
  • Keyboard cover costs $130 extra
  • Keyboard not included
  • Runs a bit hot
  • Below average battery life
  • Heavy and bulky for a slate tablet. Type Cover costs $130 extra. Integrated pen storage is flimsy. Only one USB 3.0 port. Kickstand still digs into your legs when used in your lap. Doesn't work with last-generation Surface accessories. Performance is not
  • Heavy and bulky for a slate tablet. Type Cover costs $130 extra. Integrated pen storage is flimsy. Only one USB 3.0 port. Kickstand still digs into your legs when used in your lap. Doesn't work with lastgeneration Surface accessories. Performance is not b
  • Prices may still give one pause
  • Especially versus a notebook
  • Microsoft eliminated free OneDrive cloud storage from Surface Pro 3
  • Stylus holder is awkwardly placed
  • Still heavy as a tablet
  • Keyboard adds $130 to the price
  • Runs hot under heavy workloads
  • Type Cover keyboard not included in price
  • Limited ports on tablet. Fan can get loud
  • Type Cover is an essential accessory
  • Heavy for handheld use
  • Convoluted form factor
  • That excellent keyboard cover is not included in the base price
  • And its improved touchpad still doesn't measure up. The chassis lacks pen storage
  • And even with tweaked kickstand and keyboard hinges
  • The Surface Pro 3 still doesn't fit perfectly on the l
  • Hardware is a bit too big and heavy to use as a handheld tablet. Pricey compared to laptops with similar specs. App ecosystem lags behind those of iOS and Android. Type Cover should be included with the tablet
  • Not sold as a 0 extra. Most Type Cover color
  • So-so battery life
  • Some software bugs
  • No full SD card slot
  • The Surface Pro 3's premium pricing could be an issue for many potential buyers
  • And the fact that the Type Cover remains a £109.99 (inc. VAT) optional extra is particularly egregious. Given that Microsoft touts the Surface Pro 3 as "the tablet that can r
  • Keyboard cover sold separately
  • Some annoying design quirks
  • No SD card slot
  • The expanded kickstand causes bigger footprint
  • The keyboard cover is sold separately
  • Steep price
  • Desktops apps are not optimized for touch interface
  • The Surface Pro 3's pricing starts at $799. To answer the question in the title
  • I wi
  • New stylus requires 3 nonrechargeable batteries inside it which will need to be replaced someday
  • Intel Core CPU generates some heat when under heavy use
  • Capacitive home button is very prone to accidental presses now that it is on the right bezel
  • Using
  • Type Cover keyboard is not included
  • Offers only a single USB 3.0 port
  • Surface Pro 2 accessories and its power adapter are not compatible
  • Experienced some issues where the Surface Pro 3 drained power while in sleep mode
  • Flimsy keyboard is inferior to what you'd get on a proper laptop
  • Worse
  • It doesn't even come in the box
  • Not that comfortable to use in the lap
  • Middling battery life
  • Performance is constrained by thermal limitations under load
  • Gets hot when stressed moderately
  • Still only somewhat comfortable on the lap
  • Impossible to maintain
  • Repair
  • Or upgrade
  • Serves as a better replacement for tablets than notebooks
  • Expensive e

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  Published: 2014-08-22, review by: cybershack.com.au

  • After using the Surface Pro 3 for over a week, I don't think the Surface Pro 3 is the tablet that can replace your laptop. It's actually the laptop that can replace your tablet. While it's being marketed as a tablet, it does a much better job of being a ...

 
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  Published: 2014-08-22, Author: Luke , review by: gizmodo.com.au

  • Brilliant screen, Great new design, Infinite kickstand
  • No bundled Office 365 Subscription, Expensive when you get into the higher-end models, Not great for portable gaming
  • In short, the Surface Pro 3 is a convertible masterpiece. It brings quality first-party hardware with a premium feel. For the longest time, convertibles have just felt like experiments in design: hinges that flip, turn and pivot but don't feel 100 per cen...

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  Published: 2014-08-21, Author: Alex , review by: fatducktech.com

  • Abstract:  In which I ponder the quality of the Surface Pro 3′s tablet side, and get in touch with my inner and extremely untalented inner artist.I'm getting more used to the Surface Pro 3 as a straight productivity tool, so I figured it was time to look over what i...

 
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  Published: 2014-08-20, Author: Alex , review by: fatducktech.com

  • Abstract:  Today was going to be a day of battery testing, but instead ended up being a day of desktop replacement, docking stations and a particularly irritating network bug.Instead I ended up doing a day guest editing at Gizmodo Australia, where I wrote stories on...

 
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  Published: 2014-08-19, Author: Alex , review by: fatducktech.com

  • Abstract:  Today ended up being a much more out of the office day than I'd originally anticipated, and that gave me a lot more time to test the Surface Pro 3 while out and about in the same way that I would normally do with a Macbook Air.There's an obvious point tha...

 
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  Published: 2014-08-18, Author: Alex , review by: fatducktech.com

  • Abstract:  Microsoft's sent me a Surface Pro 3 to review, so I've decided to switch out my usual Macbook Air for it to see how well I get along with it.I use a Macbook Air and an iMac for the majority of my day to day work, but in some senses, it could be just about...

 
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  Published: 2014-06-11, Author: Eric , review by: gizmodo.com.au

  • How often do you carry around your laptop — open — by the corner. A lot? Like, a lot? Then yes, maybe. Not a lot? Then no, probably not. The Surface Pro 3 is definitely a great device, but do you really need its superpowers?...

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  Published: 2014-06-05, Author: Elias , review by: goodgearguide.com.au

  • It's hard to go past the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 if you're after a tablet that can be used not only for media consumption, but also for doing real work. The hardware is excellent, the speed is laptop-like, and the user comfort level is high. Without a dou...

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  Published: 2014-05-28, Author: Joanna , review by: theaustralian.com.au

  • Abstract:  I've been having a recurring dream lately. No, not the one where Betty White teaches me to hot-wire a car. Instead I'm in the future, using some sort of 'post-PC' device that combines the best of my laptop and tablet. It...

 
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  Published: 2014-05-27, review by: smh.com.au

  • Abstract:  DateMay 27, 2014 - 11:37AM (29) Read later To appreciate Microsoft's latest tablet computer, you need to accept the notion that one device can do it all. works as a tablet when you want to watch video or read e-books. It works as a laptop whe...

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