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Published: 2018-11-19, Author: Andrew , review by: tomshardware.com
Vivid display, Solid battery life, Black color looks sleek,
No Thunderbolt 3 or USB Type-C, Storage is slower than competitors, Type Cover costs extra
The Microsoft Surface Pro 6 is still the best detachable 2-in-1 around with a beautiful display and solid battery life, but its port selection is stuck in the past and its storage should be faster...
Published: 2018-10-30, Author: Sebastian , review by: notebookcheck.net
fanless design, all-day battery life (9h), very decent input devices for a convertible, sturdy and classy design, decent camera with face detection, very good microphone, bright display with full sRGB coverage, charges in two hours, high performance for
massive throttling under load (25 %), slow 128 GB SSD, no USB-C, Signature Type Cover (2017) optional, Surface Pen (2017) optional, high price
Published: 2018-10-29, Author: Sebastian , review by: notebookcheck.net
laptop-like performance, fan noise is quiet under load, full working day's battery life, impressive input devices for a convertible, well-built, contemporary design, good cameras, Windows Hello support, decent microphone, bright display, high sRGB colour
no USB Type-C, Signature Type Cover (2017) remains an additional purchase, as does the Surface Pen (2017), expensive
At the launch event in NYC on October 2nd, the Surface Pro 6 seemed like a mild refresh of an already established line, and that's not even necessarily a bad thing. The exterior is more or less identical to the outgoing 2017 model, albeit with a new color...
The fastest Surface yet, Screen is a big improvement, Still the best tablet keyboard around, Battery life is better than before, Black case option is a nice change of pace
No major design changes, Performance hasn't changed much since last year
Brian Oh/EngadgetThe Surface Pro 6 is pretty much the upgrade we expected. It has the latest CPUs, a slightly better screen, and that's pretty much it. Microsoft basically did the bare minimum this year, which keeps it relevant in the hybrid tablet indust...
Quad-core 8th-gen Core chip adds a performance bump, Core i5 model does away with the fan, Battery life improves somewhat
External chassis is essentially unchanged. again, Step down in GPU power from previous model, Confusing mix of configurations to choose from on Microsoft site
Microsoft's Surface Pro 6 is the latest iteration of its iconic Windows tablet, complete with an 8th-generation, quad-core chip inside of it. It's otherwise identical to earlier versions, however...
Speedy new eighth-generation Intel processor, Premium feel, Sleek all-black color option, Brilliant display, Well-implemented kickstand
Minimal changes from previous model, Keyboard sold separately, Not ideal for in-lap use, Somewhat restrictive configuration combinations, Limited ports
With a slight power boost and a new color choice, the Microsoft Surface Pro 6 may not have changed much from the previous iteration, but what we loved then, we still love now...
New CPU is substantially more powerful, Improved battery life; runs cooler, Black is awesome, Excellent build quality and design
No TypeC or Thunderbolt 3, No LTE option (yet), Odd pricing levels
For thermals during the PCMark battery rundown test, the Surface Pro 6 was consistently around four degrees Fahrenheit (F) cooler than the Surface Pro (2017). The Surface Pro 6 never felt hot with a peak temperature of 84 degrees F (29 degrees C) on the b...
The Surface Pro 6's jump to new quad-core processors pays off in big performance gains. The new black color option looks cool. Still the best kickstand and keyboard for Windows tablets
Be ready to shell out extra for the keyboard cover, stylus and even for the new matte black design. CPU and color aside, it's a very minimal upgrade over the previous version
The latest Surface Pro tablet doesn't make any radical design changes, but the performance jump makes it viable as a mainstream performance laptop replacement...
