Now, a Pen-less Surface Pro is a funny thing to be buying, especially since the whole point of getting one was to replace my current iPad Pro + Apple Pencil art package. They came back with two boxes, but no Surface Pen, which was sold out. And I’ll take this gray Type Cover, and the new Pen too.” “Yeah, I need the i7, 256gb version please. But this being a premium product with a substantial price tag, it seemed wrong to just walk in and fork over my money.Īnd so I went through the motions of testing until one of the sales reps (can you imagine that Microsoft at one time referred to them as “muses?”) came over and asked if I needed any help. This was all strictly a formality: I had already made up my mind about buying the damned thing after spending half an hour with another demo unit in San Francisco earlier in the week. I drew fast and rough, testing fidelity and latency, and admiring the improved kickstand. Inventory Issues at the Microsoft StoreĪnd so it was that I found myself on 5th avenue in the heart of New York on June 15th, doodling on one of several demo units that they were showing off. Let’s just say I was really looking forward to it.
#MISCHIEF VS SKETCHBOOK PRO UPGRADE#
The highly anticipated upgrade to the 19-month old Surface Pro 4 promised new processors, improved pen responsiveness, and significantly lengthier battery life.
A couple of weeks ago, Microsoft released the fifth generation of its Surface Pro, to both positive critical reviews and much fanboy drooling.
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