Helping matters, Type Cover has always worked well, too. But because Surface Pro was-and is-really just a PC at heart, the more traditional Type Cover, with its hardware keyboard and integrated touchpad, always made more sense to customers. If you think back to the original Surface Pro in 2012, it’s perhaps sobering to know that Microsoft originally thought that the Touch Cover would be the more successful peripheral because it provided a touch screen-like typing experience without hiding any of the display. But it’s also the best version yet, thanks to its integrated Surface Slim Pen 2 storage and charging tray.īut then, I’ve always liked Microsoft’s Type Covers. In many ways, the new Signature Keyboard for Surface Pro 8 isn’t a major update when compared to Type Covers past.
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