WaterField SleeveCase for Microsoft Surface Pro 4 / Surface Book review

I decided to start the Microsoft Surface devices reviews series with a thing I spent the most time looking for - a case. Getting a proper protection for such an expensive device like Surface Pro 4 or Surface Book is fundamental. Not only to avoid some serious damage (both devices are rather unrepairable), but also to keep these shiny gadgets in a good visual condition.

FORScan for Android review - your car under control

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Microsoft Surface Book and Surface Pro 4 reviews series

Soon I'll be reviewing Microsoft Surface line products, including some "must-have" accessories for both Surface Book and Surface Pro 4. In case you have some questions, here's the complete list of the incoming reviews:

• Microsoft Surface Pro 4
• Surface Pro 4 Type Cover
• Surface Pro 4 SleeveCase by Waterfield Designs
• Surface Pro 4 Full Body Protector by XtremeGuard
• Surface Pro 4 InvisibleShield Glass by ZAGG
• Microsoft Surface Book

All reviews are scheduled for March, so stay tuned!

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Microsoft Surface Book serious construction problem

I've been testing Microsoft Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book since some time and recently I noticed that among many software related problems there is also one, serious in my opinion, design problem that actually can't be fixed until Surface Book 2 is out.