I'm using a Surface Pro 3. Will it power this monitor? I understand that the 1080p version of this monitor has too high of a power requirement
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I have it connected to my Asus laptop so I am not sure if the Surface Pro 3 could power it.
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I have a Surface Pro 3 - have not been able to make it work - tried multiple power options - splitters into the Surface power supply, USB hub, etc. - no go. Works fine all my other HP, Dell laptops and PCs.
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Yes it would work but you should use a USB 3.0 device instead since the Surface Pro 3 supports USB 3.0. You can read about the speed differences between USB 2.0 and 3.0 here: http://computer.howstuffworks.com/usb5.htm
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I have not tried it due to the fact that I do not have a Surface tablet. However, it should work as the Surface Pro 3 is more laptop/computer like than anything else on the market. I would recommend contacting Microsoft Support on the question.
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I'm sorry but I cannot help you with this question. You might try contacting Satechi or their distributor. Keep in mind that it is a 4-port, USB 3 hub that is backward compatible with USB 2 and depending on what power you may be drawing could over tax your Surface Pro 2.
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Yes. The monitor definitely works with the Microsoft Surface Pro 3. When plugged in for the first time, the Surface will download the necessary DisplayLink drivers. Hope this helps.
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I couldn't get mine to work with my Microsoft surface pro 2. I had people much more computer literate than me try to figure it out, no one did. I had to send it back. sorry i couldn't be more help.
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yes it does work fine with a surface pro, i call tell u this because im using it right now
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Just checked it out. The surface pro 3 has a mini display port out. This cable will not work. It is a standard display port connector.
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I use mine plugged into a Plugable Docking station and a Surface Pro. It installed itself and Ihave no problems with it.
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No. This cable is a full size DisplayPort (DP) to HDMI cable. The surface pro 3 uses the newer mini-DisplayPort. Purchase this cable (http://www.amazon.com/Cable-Matters-DisplayPort-Thunderbolt-Compatible/dp/B004CADYDO) instead
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Hello JustWTH: please note I bought the Cooler Master Cube rather than the Wave Stand. Both product features and tech details for both note they support up to 12" tablets. The original Microsoft Surface RT and 2 are 10.81" wide while the the Pro 3 is 11.5" so the Wave will work for the Surface. I believe the Cube with its 4.5" wide upper back support would better support a Surface versus the single "pole" back support of the Wave especially when touching/using the upper sides of the Surface's screen. The lower cradle of either product will support easily the .035"/.036" widths of the Surface. I recommend the Cube for the Surface. Hello JustWTH: please note I bought the Cooler Master Cube rather than the Wave Stand. Both product features and tech details for both note they support up to 12" tablets. The original Microsoft Surface RT and 2 are 10.81" wide while the the Pro 3 is 11.5" so the Wave will work for the Surface. I believe the Cube with its 4.5" wide upper back support would better support a Surface versus the single "pole" back support of the Wave especially when touching/using the upper sides of the Surface's screen. The lower cradle of either product will support easily the... » Read More Hello JustWTH: please note I bought the Cooler Master Cube rather than the Wave Stand. Both product features and tech details for both note they support up to 12" tablets. The original Microsoft Surface RT and 2 are 10.81" wide while the the Pro 3 is 11.5" so the Wave will work for the Surface. I believe the Cube with its 4.5" wide upper back support would better support a Surface versus the single "pole" back support of the Wave especially when touching/using the upper sides of the Surface's screen. The lower cradle of either product will support easily the .035"/.036" widths of the Surface. I recommend the Cube for the Surface. « Show Less
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I use it for my surface pro 3. The quality is good, but it cannot charge as put the cover on. You need to take it off. Hope it useful.
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I ordered this item because people claimed it worked with the Surface Pro. However, I used it with my Surface Pro 3 & couldn't get it to work on the 3 1080P TV's I have.
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it will work on the surface 3 but only as a windows mulit-display, without eyefinity or surround vision you will only be able to duplicate, extend, or second display. http://www.intel.com/support/graphics/sb/CS-033714.htm is a link to see if your on-board graphics card is listed and how to set it up.
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Yes and no. It will charge the device continuously while it has more than 20% power, but will alternate between the two when lower than that. It doesn't seem to charge the supple and the surface pro I have fast enough.
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I cannot confirm this 100%, but I do believe it should work. It seems to work well as an adapter for non-Apple products. I do not have a Microsoft Surface Pro to verify that it works for sure, but based on what I read it sounds like third party adapters should work with the Surface.
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Hello Kathleen. The Mini Displayport / Thunderbolt to HDMI Cable should work with Microsoft Surface Pro since it also has a Mini-Display Port.