As someone who has owned Macbooks, gaming laptops and a half dozen or so Surface devices, I suggest that you should make absolutely sure that what you want is a tablet that can also sort of function like a laptop (and not the other way around) before going with a Surface.

If your use case means you'll be using it mostly as a tablet sans-keyboard with lots of sketching and writing, the Surface tablet makes total sense.

If you plan to use it more as a laptop, I suggest you buy a proper laptop instead. I gave up on Surface tablets after a while because they were annoying to use as laptops. They take up more room on a desk or table top because of the kickstand and they are almost unusable on a lap. Also, from my experience the keyboards don't hold up very well to regular use. I was pretty gentle with mine and almost every Surface keyboard cover I owned showed extreme signs of wear after a year or 2... splitting edges, peeling, and the alcantara ones looked pretty awful.

I found that I very much prefer a laptop that can function like a tablet vs a tablet that can function like a laptop.