will it work with the surface pro 3?
2010031
It has display port, hdmi, and every connector imaginable. If you can hook any kind of cord into your tablet then yes windows will recognize it as a second monitor.
1256066
Yes, It will work perfectly. I tried it on a RT, pro and surface 3, it works perfectly on anything from 10" to 13"
1006756
For me it worked on Surface RT, the original surface. I don't see why it wouldn't work on the Pro 3 as well.
1960096
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
799397
If your Surface Pro is a replacement for your laptop it should work. Any drivers needed contact manufacturer.
124836
No. It only works with the surface Pro models (1,2,3), not the regular surface.
174073
I have it connected to my Asus laptop so I am not sure if the Surface Pro 3 could power it.
1532126
I have a surface pro 3 and it works...but you have to hit it a little hard.
1961544
It works on my PC with Windows 7 in One Note, so I don't see why it wouldn't work on the Surface Pro 3's One Note.
359123
The Surface Pro 3 will NOT fit. It is too wide for the slot that it has to fit slide into.
1431984
No, it will not work with the Surface Pro 3 when docked. Using the Surface Pro 3 with no dock it marginally works, specifically meaning the monitors occasionally flicker. I called EVGA tech support and they confirmed that the EVGA dock will not work.
1593497
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.
1996180
I cannot answer your question because I have pro not pro 2. It works fine with surface pro.
899303
Nope, I just used mine with a Microsoft Surface Pro 2. There it worked fine.
1375249
Yes, it does work with a Surface Pro 3; however, you need a special Y-cable like this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003HHK576/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1. The external drive consumes more power than Surface Pro 3 USB port can provide. Without the Y-cable, the external drive used to disconnect intermittently.
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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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No, it does not even fit my surface pro 1 very well. Surface pro 3 is a new design. It won't fit.