The product was best summer up to me so: "if you want a heavy tablet which can sorta be a laptop, surface is ideal. Otherwise if you want the robustness of a laptop and occasional tablet use, try a yoga."

Having used both, the yoga turned out to be the superior use case when I wanted a stable and robust screen.

If I wanted to sketch something, I wish I had a pro 3.

For me, and I suppose many other users - it's coming down to broadwell and the surface 4. (Or if they want to branch out with accessories, a stronger and more robust keyboard accessory)

But the device does cram an awful lot into its chasis. No matter what, MS did a good job on the design.

Like I said, its worth the money for what you get, but that's not going to matter much. Most people spend less than $799 on a computer of any sort.

>The only danger about that price point is that people might think it's an expensive tablet rather than a cheap computer..

Until they release a keyboard that actually transforms the device into a laptop, it is just an expensive tablet.