Microsoft Surface Pro 4 (Intel Core i5, 4GB RAM, 128GB) with Windows 10 Anniversary (Renewed)
$149.99
Price: $149.99
(as of Oct 17, 2024 01:17:41 UTC – Details)
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Microsoft Surface Pro 4 features a 6th generation Intel Core i5 processor, 128 GB of storage, 4 GB RAM, and up to 9 hours of video playback
12.3″ PixelSense 10-Point Touchscreen Display, 2736 x 1824 Screen Resolution (267 ppi)
USB 3.0, 3.5 mm headphone jack, Mini DisplayPort, 1 x Surface Connect port, Surface Type Cover port, MicroSDXC card reader, Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) | Bluetooth 4.1
Ultra-slim and light, starting at just 1.7 pounds, 5MP Front Camera | 8MP Rear Camera
All-day battery life, with up to 13.5 hours of video playback, Windows 10 Pro
Customers say
Customers appreciate the value for money and speed of the notebook computer. They mention it’s a great buy and a good product for the price. However, some customers have reported that the device came without a pen or keyboard. They are also disappointed with the boot speed. Opinions are mixed on the quality, functionality, and screen quality.
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8 reviews for Microsoft Surface Pro 4 (Intel Core i5, 4GB RAM, 128GB) with Windows 10 Anniversary (Renewed)
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Sam Shaw –
Flawless.
Absolutely fantastic. Flawless in every category. Ordered another one!!
Kent –
Awesome
Looks good and works great. Great price. Seem fast. Very easy to use.
Alexander Flores –
Beware! Defective Devices
I purchased a refurbished Surface 4 hoping to use it as a lightweight work device. I chose a refurbished device to perhaps save some money and keep an old, but otherwise useful, device from the landfill.I wish the absolute lemon of a device I received was in a landfill.Appearances were, at first, good. As standard for used devices it shipped with no documentation, only a power cord. It was wrapped and shipped quite well, and it was clearly cleaned before shipment. There was only one very tiny (less than 1mm in length) chip in the metal case which took me some time to notice. In terms of external quality the device looked excellent. Unfortunately, the excellent outsides belied the irredeemable insides.The device was nearly inoperable, and is utterly beyond saving by a normal user. When performing first time set up problems quickly became apparent. Touch controls did not work for this touch screen tablet computer. The device came without a pen or keyboard, and I was fine with this as I did not expect a used device to come with peripherals. However what was not fine was the fact that the device would not register touch inputs outside of the “power+volume up” menu. Touching would not move the cursor, touching would not bring up the on screen keyboard, touching the *touch surface* of this Surface Pro tablet did nothing whatsoever.Fine, perhaps the device expects you to have a keyboard or some other peripheral. I plugged in a USB mouse and was able to, with some difficulty, complete first time start up and connect my device to my internet. My problems were not yet over.Now on the windows desktop home screen new problems set in. I attempted to update the system – as I thought perhaps an update to the device’s software would correct the device’s issues. Here I ran into something rather novel, the settings menu would not open. No matter how many times I clicked, no matter how many resets I performed, I could not open the settings menu in order to update the device. I tried sifting through the menus to try to find some setting or other that might turn on touch controls, or otherwise render my device operable but, alas, nothing.At this point, frustrated with the increasingly useless device I had spent $274 on, I resolved to try a factory reset. As the settings menu obstinately resisted any attempt to bring it up, I brought up the command prompt and (still using a usb mouse and the on screen keyboard) entered “systemreset”.Enter the final, most damning, issue with this device – the battery. During multiple attempts at a system reset the device blue screened. The issue, I suspect, is the battery which cannot hold a charge. The device, by some miracle, shipped with the correct power cable. The cable was apparently the only thing about the device that could handle electricity. The machine holds no charge and instantly turns off the moment the cable is unplugged. The battery, I suspect, is fully cooked, or somehow removed. In any case, the machine would be useless for my intended purposes in such a state, even if the touch controls worked at all.In summation the machine I was sent:1. Would not respond to touch inputs2. Would not load key functions on the operating system3. Blue screened several times4. Had a battery life of approximately 0 secondsUsed and refurbished electronics are always a “your mileage may vary” proposition – especially in sight unseen purchases like over Amazon. Based on other reviews many people are happy with the devices they received, and you might be too should you order from Amazon Refurbished. I warn you, however, that your mileage might be like mine: a beautiful condition but useless device with an even more useless battery.
Stringer –
Great item, Great price, one problem….
…..it came with the wrong power cord. It uses a blade style, and the one I received is different.This is my second Surface that I use for work, so for me it’s not an insurmountable issue; just a mild annoyance.
Mario Mendez –
Excellent Condition !!
The PC arrived in very good condition, as the seller’s title says it is in “EXCELLENT CONDITION” and it really works very well.
Tyler H –
Defective screen
Touch screen has a large dead area after it begins to warm up. I will try to contact the seller and see what happens
Robert T. Ryczek –
Falls short of expectations
Poorly packaged, package damaged resulting in small dent on back of case. Considerably more visible wear (scuffs & scratches, etc.) Than other “renewed” tablets and phones I’ve purchased from Amazon. These issues are mainly aesthetic and don’t seem to affect operation but are disappointing. Battery life however, is CONSIDERABLY less than the 80% of original as advertised. 3 to 3-1/2 hours MAX of reading emails, surfing on Facebook and shopping. Overall opinion is not worth the money.
oscarjavieros –
Great laptop
The Laptop is fast, lightweight, and has great battery life. It’s perfect for work and entertainment. A reliable choice for everyday use.