I am applying patience in using this Surface Pro. I get that some of my nitpicks come from habits etc.
Things I love:
The kickstand: This is great, will help my mobile posture too. Typing on screen is vastly improved and the various kickstand angles are wonderful.
The responsiveness: Obviously, the internals help.
More on the build quality: It feels solid. Yes, it's heavy but the kickstand mitigates some need for holding. I like that weight.
In my limited usage, W10 is not bad.
I like using the SP7 and feel like there will be fewer disruptions as I learn more about Windows.
Keeping an open mind:
I am understanding what I should and should not do. Proceeding with caution, but also trying to slow down and respect that it will take time for me to become comfortable with W10.
Interestingly, I will have to use the type cover for some keyboard commands and probably need a mouse.
Concepts is good as a basic drawing app. Will not subscribe though.
Things I am bummed about:
Must be logged in all the time to use Office 365.
The lack of a Procreate drawing app*, and that most Windows art apps are subscription and/or in app purchase based.
The update hiccups occurred last night, but they sorted themselves out as the MS rep mentioned they would.
I see the W10 tablet limitations, but I knew that going in. It is true, no single device can do everything I want.
*I will have to learn Corel Painter, Affinity's software in tandem with a Wacom tablet, and/or devote myself to traditional drawing.
I will work on learning Windows. It's necessary now, and like most things requires patience and good humor to understand.