How's the Surface pro 4 keyboard? I've heard that its

Just get a thinkpad senpai

>>55760886
but i like the idea of writing iagrams/equations on the actual screen and not having to carry around a piece of paper.

I have an SP3 and it's excellent. Light and thin as fuck and more powerful than a laptop.

If you're going to do lots of typing get the surface book then, assuming budget isn't a problem.

Got mine today and love it.

I have a sp4, and yes it's the best windows device for students . Onenote along with the surface pen is pretty useful .
The keyboard is fine for typing on, the glass track pad is legit MacBook tier track pad

I really want one, I'm laptopless (aside from a MacBook from work which I don't want to fill with personal stuff) and moving abroad soon. I don't intend to take either of my desktops. Will the S4 handle ableton and Max/Msp well? Can I play Civ V on it? Are there any Linux distros with good touch support?

Sorry for the stupid questions.

>>55760884
I bought the surface 4 keyboard for my surface 3, it's way better and the fingerprint sensor is really useful to quickly unlock the system.

Sadly the only thing I dislike is the fact that the home button can only be accessed through FN instead of being its own button like it was on the surface 3 keyboard

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>>55760958

Have one.
It's okay. Better than Usual Laptop Keyboards.

My wife's son has one and he really enjoys it.

I have an i7 8GB SP4 for art reasons and I like it. Keyboard is good, but they are a bit textured, so easy to get dirty.