Testseek.com have collected 260 expert reviews of the Microsoft Surface Go 10.1 inch - Intel CPU and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Microsoft Surface Go 10.1 inch - Intel CPU.
May 2019
(79%)
260 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(84%)
5958 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
The Surface Go delivers Microsoft's great Surface design and accessories at a lower price and in a smaller size
Striking design
Competitive Price
Quaint size
Includes Windows Hello facial login
Can charge using either the Microsoft Surface docking connector or Type C USB
Surface stand supports a range of positioning points
Windows 10 S switches to Windows 10 in a jiffy
Optional keyboard type c
A smaller
More convenietn Surface for trravellers
The editors didn't like
The Pentium processor isn't suited for all tasks. A keyboard cover is a must-have add-on but still sold separately. And you'll probably want to pay extra for more storage and RAM
Too. Battery life is lacking for a go-anywhere PC
Lacks ports
Middling perfomrance
Windows 10 S still doesn't seem like it has enough apps
Performance can lag at times
Thick bezels
No Surface Type Cover (keyboard) or Surface Pen (stylus) included
Accessories up the price a lot, Battery life is middling, Massive bezels, S Mode will be limiting for many
The Surface Go isn't a do-anything device like the Surface Book 2 - and neither should you expect it to be given the price difference between the two. Instead, it's a super-portable machine for doing bits and pieces on the go. Emailing, taking notes in a...
Like a mini PC, Facial recognition, Great at multi-tasking, Stylish and sleek
No accessories included, Screen could be better
It's an ultra portable tiny tablet task king that's both stylish and useful. Like having a mini computer on you at all times, it's reassuring to know you can fix that last bit of work on the way to or from work. Or take it with you to meetings and not ha...
The Surface Go is a quiet triumph for Microsoft. The company has successfully distilled what is best about the Surface Pro (portability, usability, great design) into a smaller, cheaper computer than doesn't suffer performance issues as a result.We recomm...
Published: 2018-09-13, Author: Alan , review by: alphr.com
Abstract: Microsoft 's choice of name for the Surface Go is an odd one. “Go” is a strange suffix to attach to a tablet. After all, if you can't use your tablet on the go, then what you're actually looking at is a touchscreen TV set, and there's a reason that sectio...
Published: 2018-09-06, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
slim, light, great screen, great kickstand, good speakers, USBC, Windows Hello, great keyboard, full Windows 10, microSD card reader
relatively short battery life, no USBA ports, £100 keyboard essential, not quite as cheap as it appears, weaker performance
The Surface Go demonstrates two things. The first is that budget PCs don't have to suck – a cheap, low performance processor can do Ok if you pair it with other good but not top-of-the-line components.The second is that Microsoft can make really great PCs...
Published: 2018-08-23, Author: Robert , review by: wired.co.uk
A smart, lightweight design paired with powerful innards
Screen could be sharper, full suite of accessories is pricey
Microsoft's Surface Go isn't the first tablet to be made for use with a keyboard, but it's the best going on this kind of budget. It does a good job as a tablet and an even better one with a Type Cover attached. That's pretty much the inverse of what you...
The Microsoft Surface Go is an attractive computer with a great display. This sets the standard for affordable 2-in-1s, but it should have come with a keyboard.8/10$549AmazonDesignThis thing is SO. CUTE. The Surface GO takes all of the minimalist trapping...
Published: 2018-08-02, Author: Alex , review by: gizmodo.co.uk
Abstract: Look, £509 is a lot of money. unless you're talking computers. Any computer you buy for that little is firmly a “budget” PC, as far as the people making them are concerned. They're not impressive, or especially fast, or pretty. They're purely functional...
