Noticed a couple of refs about using this with Surface Pro. I was curious how your setup was. Have the original Surf Pro..does not have an HDMI port.
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I use mine w/ an DVI adaptor plug and it works. You also need USB port to use the touch, so two cables and the respective ports on each. It should work, just be sure to be able to return the Dell if it doesn't.
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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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That's not a function of the monitor, it is a function of the Surface. The monitor has an HDMI out port. How you connect that to the Surface is your choice.
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I am using it with Surface 3 Pro and it presents absolutely no problems. Trackpoint is smooth.
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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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Nope, I just used mine with a Microsoft Surface Pro 2. There it worked fine.
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No, it does not work with the surface pro due to the beveled edge. It does not go all the way in so there is no signal output.
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Hi Robert, This product works great on my surface pro, fits level and stable to the system no problems so far since I bought it. Also I enjoy the benefits of the four ports. Hope this info was able to facilitate your decision making. Happy purchasing, DavidI saw a reply that indicate a charge cord for the juice system, the one I have don't have a charge cort to it. neither any ports suggesting such. maybe the person has a different kind. the one I have works directly from the usb port.
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Excuse me, but I answered another question about another topic. I was confused. About your question, this adapter works fine with the surface pro 2. But delivery is extremely delayed. The adapter is sent from China!
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Yes. I have two of these monitors "chained" together into the Surface Pro 3 docking station and it works perfectly. I have had this in place for 4+months and not one issue.
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I use it when I have to connect to a projector that is not HDMI compatible. This adapts your Surface Pro so you can connect to a projector with a VGA cable.
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Connects perfectly with my Surface Pro 1. Try power cycle the RT and then make the RT discoverable and make sure you tap the Bluetooth button on the keyboard.
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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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I can also confirm that this works for A/V with the Surface Pro 3. The audio was automatically redirected through the HDMI, but if it doesn't, a simple change in the sound settings will fix that. I am also running Windows 10.
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Good article comparing HDMI family to Display Port family. According to article, the HD Digital Video port on the Microsoft Surface RT 2 is really a mini DisplayPort. Article can be found at: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2030669/hdmi-vs-displayport-which-display-interface-reigns-supreme-.html
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The Microsoft Surface (all versions) have an HD video out port that requires an adapter to connect to HDMI or VGA. I've never had an issue with either of these adapters, and I've used them with a variety of different TVs & monitors with different (old and newer) aspect ratios drivers for the video card are updated very regularly. Naturally, the full USB port could be used with other adapters, depending on driver availability for those specific USB adapters.
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I am using it with the Surface docking station and the original Surface Pro. It works great! I am using a mini display-port to HDMI cable.