While the keyboard isn’t included, Microsoft does include a stylus that works well and snaps onto the side of the Surface magnetically when not in use. There was one instance where it wasn’t very responsive, but we suspect it was a software issue and haven’t encountered the situation since. The trackpad is a bit small, but it does the job for the most part. It’s so strong that you can even dangle the Surface upside down holding nothing but the keyboard. And the magnet that holds it in place is super strong and easy to snap on. There’s also some decent travel time and satisfying clicky noise.

There’s pretty much all the same keys you’d find on an Ultrabook, including arrow keys, and the plank has a subtle LED glow to it too. Despite the small size, the Surface Pro 4 keyboard is actually very good. Even with its $130 price tag, we consider the keyboard to be vital to the Surface experience (and have adjusted the overall price at the bottom to reflect as such).

One gripe that we had with past Surface models is that Microsoft sells the keyboard separately, and that problem persists.

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