Introduction

The Surface Pro 4 is the latest iteration of Microsoft’s popular Surface Pro tablet. It’s a great device for productivity, thanks to its full-size keyboard and kickstand, but it can be a little tricky to type on at first. In this guide, we’ll show you how to get the most out of your Surface Pro 4 typing experience.

We’ll start with a few tips on how to position your Surface Pro 4 for the best typing experience. Then we’ll move on to some specific tips for touch typing and using the on-screen keyboard. Finally, we’ll share some general tips for making the most of your Surface Pro 4 typing experience.

Positioning your Surface Pro 4

The first step to having a great typing experience on your Surface Pro 4 is to make sure it’s positioned correctly. Here are a few things to keep in mind:

• First, adjust the kickstand so that the screen is at a comfortable angle for you. Microsoft recommends an angle of around 55 degrees, but you may find that you prefer it a bit higher or lower. Just make sure that the screen isn’t tilted too far back or too far forward.
• Second, adjust the position of the screen so that it’s close enough to you that you can reach all the keys comfortably. If you have to strain to reach the keys, you’re going to wind up with sore muscles and an uncomfortable typing experience.
• Finally, make sure that the keyboard is positioned so that your wrists are in a neutral position when they’re resting on the keys. If your wrists are angled up or down, you’re going to put unnecessary strain on them and you’re likely to create repetitive motion injuries over time.
  What You’ll Need
  
  This guide will show you how to type on your Surface Pro 4. You’ll need a physical keyboard and the Surface Pro 4 Type Cover, which is available for purchase from Microsoft. The Type Cover attaches to the bottom of the Surface Pro 4 tablet, and it has a full QWERTY keyboard, as well as a trackpad.

When you’re ready to start typing, follow the steps below:

1. Press the power button on your Surface Pro 4 to turn it on.
2. Once your Surface Pro 4 has booted up, open the Type Cover and place it on your lap or desk in front of you.
3. Place your hands on the keyboard, with your fingers on the home row keys (the keys in the middle of the keyboard).
4. Start typing!
   How to Type on the Surface Pro 4

The Surface Pro 4 comes with a full-sized keyboard, which makes it easy to type for extended periods of time. However, there are a few things you can do to make your typing experience even better.

First, make sure that the keyboard is properly positioned. The keys should be at a slight angle, and your wrists should be in a comfortable position. If you find yourself hunching over the keyboard, or if the keys feel uncomfortable to type on, adjust the position of the keyboard until it feels better.

Next, take advantage of the trackpad or touchscreen to avoid always reaching for the mouse. For example, you can use two fingers to scroll up and down web pages instead of using the arrow keys. Or you can use gestures to quickly go back and forth between open windows.

Finally, practice touch typing. This will help you get faster and more accurate at typing on the Surface Pro 4. There are many free typing games and apps available online, so find one that you enjoy and practice for a few minutes each day. With a little bit of practice, you’ll be able to type on the Surface Pro 4 like a pro!

Tips and Tricks

The Surface Pro 4 is a great device for typing, but there are a few things you can do to make the experience even better. Here are some tips and tricks that can help you get the most out of typing on your Surface Pro 4.

• Use a keyboard cover: A keyboard cover can help protect your Surface Pro 4’s screen from getting damaged when you’re not using it, and it can also help make typing on the device more comfortable. There are a variety of different keyboard covers available, so be sure to find one that fits your needs.
• Use a stand: A stand can help you keep your Surface Pro 4 at a comfortable typing angle, and it can also help protect your device from getting knocked over. There are a variety of different stands available, so be sure to find one that fits your needs.
• Use Bluetooth: If you want to type wirelessly on your Surface Pro 4, you can do so by using Bluetooth. This means you’ll need to have a Bluetooth keyboard and a Bluetooth adapter (if your computer doesn’t have Bluetooth built-in).
  Conclusion

The Surface Pro 4 is a great tablet for typing. The backlit keyboard is comfortable to use, and the keys have a good travel distance. The trackpad is large and responsive, making it easy to navigate around the screen. The tablet also includes a kickstand that can be adjusted to multiple angles, making it easy to find the perfect position for typing. Overall, the Surface Pro 4 is a great choice for anyone who needs a versatile device that can handle both typing and tablet tasks.