I reviewed the 128GB + 8GB model here, which is the top-end Surface Go. With Windows 10 in S Mode installed, this machine is an enticing alternative for those who feel Android and iOS are too limiting.Īnd if you’ve got the money then the Type Cover, Surface Pen and Surface Mobile Mouse help to make the Surface Go into a serious workaholic. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, though.įor the Surface Go looks to make up the lack of power with portability and versatility.
Plus, the Surface Go’s processing power is more on scale with the likes of the 9.7-inch iPad and the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4, rather than any true 2-in-1 laptop. The Surface Go is actually more of a tablet, and the Type Cover keyboard dock you see in all Microsoft’s promotions isn’t bundled in the box – it’s an optional £100 add-on. If that’s the case, then I’m here to tell you this isn’t strictly true. Watch any recent advert for Microsoft’s Surface Go, and you may have got the impression that this is a nifty little 2-in-1 laptop computer. To find out what we think, check out our Surface Go 2 review What is the Microsoft Surface Go? Note: The Surface Go 2 has since launched.
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