How often do you see people use a Surface in general? I see people using them as OneNote scratch pads regularly: in business meetings, at conferences, and for diagramming.<p>&gt; So while Windows 10 supports touch interaction, it&#x27;s honestly not that great at it, and so far as I can tell nobody really uses it outside of content consumption.<p>That&#x27;s fine, that is what tablet mode is often for.<p>You have the kickstand&#x2F;keyboard&#x2F;touchpad for actual productivity.  You have the tablet for consumption, and you have the tablet + pen for productivity when the activity allows it (e.g. drawing, hand-written notes, etc).<p>I haven&#x27;t used a Surface Pro 4, but the Surface Pro 3 had issues: It was too heavy, and the touchpad on the keyboard cover was frankly terrible (and per this article nobody wants to sit there with their outstretched arm touching the screen). We&#x27;ll see if the SP4 solves any of the above.<p>&gt; The SP4 is also not nearly as good as a family device. It&#x27;s much harder to use and is far more susceptible to user error.<p>Absolutely. Which is why it was never targeted at that demographic. It is a professional device, just like the iPad Pro.