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I just did a Google search and found this....apparently it works with 4K HDR content. I personally love TrippLite products and use their tech often. Let me know if this works for you...

I ALSO use my Surface Pro 6 in tablet mode a MAJORITY of the time, but I do use the keyboard whenever I am posting, etc, but it's kinda not needed IMO. Regardless, a lot of the points in here I agree with. I also agree with the statements regarding the Surface Pro X as well. Figured I would share.

These were just ones I researched. I haven't ordered them yet, but I will let you know once I get them. Sorry I couldn't be more help in your decision making.

Dunno why it says "Robot Check" lol.

Not sure if the Surface Pro 6 can do HDR over Display Port (I imagine the technology is there so it should be able to send the signal through), but I do know that I can connect HDMI via my Docking Station and I think that can pass the HDR signal through....but I am sure you don't want to carry...

There's a guy in our Enterprise that just uses an iPad and connects to a VDI to a Windows 7 desktop environment to do ALL of his work off of the iPad. He has LTE on it and doesn't even use a physical keyboard, yet he still types long emails and is able to use the full functionality of a Windows...

Right, LTE is definitely a great feature this device has for people always on the go. I just would not like if it surprisingly stops me from helping a customer because an application's ARM counterpart has not been compiled yet and may not be for a while since it's not a huge urgency to make it...

….I mean, the Surface Pro 6 was pretty fast and responsive already, but NOW.....it's damn near instant when I open Edge or other apps. Not sure how much of a hit my battery life is going to take, but I'll see with time.

Interesting....but I agree with the thread....it is now the END of November and I got the AUGUST driver updates....they are pretty great....

I do have to say, the "Marvell Updates" are pretty Epic. I'm noticing SIGNIFICANT performance improvements!!!

Just ran windows update tonight and two updates installed immediately and required a reboot. one was a Marvell Semiconductor update for Bluetooth and the other one was a Marvell Semiconductor update for "Net". What was strange was that the updates are dated for 08/09/2019.....so my Surface Pro 6...

Agreed, "i7 for graphics" should work VERY well, but i5 won't be enough. It is pretty fast, but I tried out an i7 Surface Pro 6 recently and the speed difference is quite noticeable.

What I usually do is hit the toggle on the on screen keyboard and switch to the handwriting box instead of the keyboard. This way if I want to handwrite something into a dialog box and have it convert to text, it will do so without popping up the keyboard. However, I have not had any issue...

Me? No, but I know several tech reviewing friends and all of their experiences matched each other. Lackluster, frustrating device that will need LOTS OF TIME before it becomes useful to the mainstream much less on the go journalists that like to have an "always on LTE connection" on their device...

The Surface Pro came out to mixed reviews when it was first released. It did NOT come out to completely disappointed reviews. Surface Pro X reviews are all bad, disappointed, let down reviews. There is not one review out there praising it. There's a big difference there. Surface Pro was actually...

Microsoft bet against Intel with its new Surfaces — and lost

Congrats on your purchase. Personally I do not feel the cost is justified when it is not a full blown pc, just an iPad trying to be a PC. Why should that cost just as much as a full blown Detachable PC that only needs a usb LTE dongle plugged in to complete the "always connected" package? I...

After several reviews online of the Surface Pro X, I say get the Surface Pro 6 or 7. Either of those two will serve you well unless you want a clamshell traditional laptop. Then go with Surface Book 2 or Surface Laptop 3. After going with a Surface 3 (non-Pro) I have wanted nothing but Surface...

Just watched a couple of reviews of the Surface Pro X and it's going to have a VERY limited audience. The ARM chip has it VERY locked down to specific apps and other apps just won't load on the device. Definitely pass this device up and even if you're one of those always on the go workers, still...

I went with a Surface Pro 6 because I have a gaming laptop to use for gobs of power that for some reason people go to the Surface Book for. I feel like the Surface Book isn't the right direction if you need Gaming Laptop power and speed. Otherwise, you will witness that it's just not enough...