Does this work with the new Surface 3? I like the idea of a touch based and quieter keyboard for when I am at the library and such.
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No, this Touch Cover is meant for the 1st and 2nd generation Surface models
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Per the manufacturer specifications it is only meant for surface, surface 2, and surface pro 2.
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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 not sure what the people who said "no" did but it works perfect with my Surface Pro 3. Plugged it right in, instantly loaded up. Didn't have to tweak anything software-wise.
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I'm not familiar with the new tablet, but if the charging port is the same as the previous tablet it will work. You may want to look at Samsung's site to verify. I love my keyboard by the way. I tried several different models before purchasing a Samsung keyboard because I had too many issues with the Bluetooth connection. Never had a problem since this purchase. I use my keyboard mostly at work so I tend to leave it on my desk. Portability with this board might be problematic if you plan to use it all the time.
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I'm not sure about the Surface Pro 3, but it does not work for my Surface Pro 2.
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Thank you for contacting us. The item you are inquiring about is not compatible with the Surface 3.
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It certainly should. You should Search for "Surface, Bluetooth" and you'll find MS websites that detail how to pair a Surface with a Bluetooth keyboard like this one. I love the keyboard.
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Yes. The keyboard works. It is easy to sync with the tablet. The case isn't the greatest, but better than many on the market. Needs to be used on a hard surface.
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Yes my friend has the same keyboard for her surface pro 3 the only problem is that it doesn't cover the whole screen it's smaller but does function properly
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I've connected it to other devices, though this keyboard has iDevice specific function keys. Many work, some do not. As far as the basic keyboard, though, you should be good to go there.
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I don't know for sure since I don't own one, but I do know the Surface Pro 3 runs on a full Microsoft Windows 8.1 OS using the I3, I5, and I7 Intel chips. So for the Surface 3 I would have to guess yes. Older versions of the Surface ran Windows RT which is not compatible with traditional desktop applications. So I would guess it doesn't work with older versions of Surface. Maybe someone else has hands on experience. If you have the Surface Pro 3 I would say give it a try. Good luck! :)
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I am not sure if it does or not. Only because I use it with my surface. But, due to the keyboard being Bluetooth, and if your nook/tablet is Bluetooth capable. Then the keyboard will work for you! No software needed, just turn it on, make sure your tablet is enabled to read Bluetooth devices, hit connect on the keyboard. And its done. Easy. Hope this helps!
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I have a Surface pro and keyboard works fine. You might try to install MS upgrades if any. The ARM processor is very different than the Intel which I have.........
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I have a Surface Pro 3, and it doesn't work well. The problem is that the unit is designs to use two USB ports and the Surface Pro only has one. To make it work I use a separate power cube from my iPad to power the second USB connection. I think you'd be better off with a drive that has a separate power supply.
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As far as I know,yes it's for the Surface. The connection for the keyboard is magnetic and it will only attach to the opening of a surface tablet, not an ipad.
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No. I use it for my Surface Pro 3 and include the keyboard & cords, along with a mouse, flash drive and USB hub. And there is room for a small folio or other items.I think it is terrific for the Surface.
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Yes, it does. I just removed the cover of my Surface, went to "Devices and Printers," turned the Anker on, pressed the "connect" button on the Anker, then chose "Add a Device" on my Surface Tablet. The Surface prompted me for a number to type in (on the Anker) to link up to the Anker Keyboard. I have typed this message using the Anker on the Surface. Hope this helps you.