Anyone picked up a Core M Surface Pro 4?

[Codeworks]

Hello, all.

Just curious to see if anyone picked up a Core M Surface pro 4 instead of an I5 or I7? If so, what are your thoughts? Plenty quick? Notice any slowness or lag? Compare it to a Core I version?

Thanks.

 

[sundry]

I don't see any lag, but I do notice I have the same issues found with the core I variant. Display driver failure, crackling noises on certain web link selections.

 

[ioaniro]

I found it weird that they include a different charger with the M model. I hope at least the battery life is better if it takes longer to fully charge. And no usb on the charger seems also a bit backwards, even the original RT had that if I am not mistaken, it's like the surface charger signature.

 

[TheCudder]

I found it weird that they include a different charger with the M model. I hope at least the battery life is better if it takes longer to fully charge. And no usb on the charger seems also a bit backwards, even the original RT had that if I am not mistaken, it's like the surface charger signature.

Neither the RT or Surface 2 had USB ports in the charger, but it seems odd not to have it in the M3 charger.

 

[Codeworks]

I found it weird that they include a different charger with the M model. I hope at least the battery life is better if it takes longer to fully charge. And no usb on the charger seems also a bit backwards, even the original RT had that if I am not mistaken, it's like the surface charger signature.

Is the charger plug the same? Just lacking the USB port? Still a 36W charger?

 

[ioaniro]

From what I read is not the same is lower. And from the images is also smaller size and lacking the extension cable.

 

[bugelrex]

There are some m3 unboxing videos, the charger just looks like a cell phone charger (in a squarish shape) with the the special dock connection at the end. Easy to carry around