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Testseek.com have collected 351 expert reviews of the Microsoft Surface G3 10.8 inch and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Microsoft Surface G3 10.8 inch.
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April 2015
 
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The editors liked

  • The tablet's buttons are in the perfect locations—the Windows key is on the right side
  • Matching the location of Windows 8's “charms” bar
  • And the power and volume buttons are on the top edge. They're easily accessible when the tablet is being used as a “
  • Thin and lightweight design
  • Brilliant screen
  • Runs all Windows apps
  • High-quality chassis
  • Very good display
  • Good battery runtimes
  • Full Windows OS
  • Silent operation
  • Performance easily sufficient for daily tasks
  • Update to Windows 10 included
  • 1 year Office 365 included
  • Battery life
  • First-rate build quality
  • Small and light
  • Silent
  • Flexible use modes  Gorgeous design
  • Great build quality
  • Topnotch 1080p display
  • Full Windows 10
  • Light
  • Well built
  • Standard ports
  • Extremely capable
  • The new Surface 3 costs less than the Pro version
  • But trickles down much of the design and materials of its more expensive sibling. This budget model finally runs the full version of Windows. The keyboard cover remains the best way to transform a slate i
  • Intel Atom processor performs better than expected
  • One year of Office 365 Personal included
  • Goodbye
  • Windows RT. Hello
  • Windows 8.1 (and 10!)
  • Finally
  • Full Windows 8.1 rather than RT so you can run any Windows program on the Surface 3. Really lovely display
  • Cool design
  • Adds connectivity to the Microsoft Surface 3 tablet
  • With four USB ports
  • Gigabit Ethernet
  • And Mini DisplayPort
  • Sliding latch mechanism
  • Magnetic stylus holder
  • Can be used with Type Cover keyboard
  • No more Windows RT
  • Thinnest and lightest Surface to date
  • Attractive screen
  • Premium look and feel
  • Bright
  • Colorful display
  • Attractive design
  • Good keyboard feedback
  • Excellent audio
  • Totally quiet
  • Versatile design
  • Excellent software compatibility
  • Good connectivity
  • Lightweight
  • Full HD display with touch and pen support
  • New Intel Atom x7 processor offers better performance than other Atom-based competitors
  • Long battery life in our tests
  • Better-than-average speakers and webcam
  • Includes a full version of Windows 8
  • Lovely
  • Clean design. Type Cover is a really smart
  • Useful accessory. It runs full Windows! It really can replace both your laptop and your tablet
  • Full version of Windows
  • 3
  • 2 aspect ratio improves tablet use
  • Bright and colorful display
  • Ingenious control dials
  • Stylish look and premium feel
  • Shockingly good wireless performance
  • Excellent noise canceling
  • Worldclass build and design
  • Fullsized USB and kickstand prove invaluable for productivity
  • Decent performance
  • All things considered
  • Excellent display
  • Fullblown Windows 10 experience
  • Near perfectly calibrated screen
  • $500 cost is pretty agreeable for a tablet running full Windows 10
  • Fullsize USB port & microSD card slot
  • Sturdy adjustable kickstand
  • Fantastic Build Quality
  • Vibrant Display
  • Inking Experience
  • Excellent metal design includes a kickstand and fullsized USB port. Generally good performance from Atom SoC. Type Cover and Surface Pen are great accessories that make the Surface 3 a versatile device. Windows 10 should make this an even better product.
  • The lightest Surface yet
  • Extremely versatile as both a tablet and laptop
  • Runs all Windows software
  • Stylus support is a nice bonus
  • Better graphics performance on account of the Intel Iris Plus Graphics 640
  • Faster Samsung SSD
  • Unique Alcantara texture
  • Outstandingly good speakers
  • Support for Windows Hello
  • Wrist rest remains cool
  • Quiet fan
  • Long battery life

The editors didn't like

  • I'm not a fan of tablet cameras (seriously
  • Shoot your vacation photos with something better) and the Surface 3's shooter is mediocre at best. Medium-brightness scenes photograph okay
  • But the sensor just falls flat on bright colors and surfaces. Meh
  • The
  • Intel Atom x7 not up for all tasks
  • Kickstand only has two positions
  • Updating experience was horrific
  • A bit heavy and thick for a tablet
  • Complete package with Type Cover comparatively expensive
  • Use on the lap not really convenient
  • No maintainability/upgradeability
  • Bottleneck eMMC storage solution
  • Very long charging times
  • Atom is fast enough
  • But still not really fast
  • Subpar Storage performance
  • Pricey with extras
  • Type Cover's cramped trackpad
  • Charging takes really long
  • WiFi speeds were slower than expected
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  • Trading down to a low-power processor means this isn't a full-time PC. The clever keyboard case is still sold separately
  • And costs a lot compared to the base hardware. The kickstand has only three preset angles
  • $499 advertised price is currently just for the tablet
  • Battery life is actually less than the Surface Pro 3
  • Limited to Microsoft Office
  • Web browsing
  • Some basic games and apps
  • It's Intel Atom
  • So it's not nearly as fast as an Intel Core i machine like Surface Pro 3. Kickstand loses the Pro model's infinite positions
  • Pricey
  • Plastic construction
  • No angle adjustment
  • Limited options for monitor and audio connections
  • Lock slot only secures the dock itself
  • Not the tablet
  • Speakers or headphones required for audio
  • Still heavy as a tablet
  • $499 base model has only 2GB of RAM
  • 64GB storage
  • Total with 4GB RAM
  • Keyboard
  • And stylus is $779
  • Awkward lap experience
  • Slow storage
  • Keyboard not included
  • Type Cover is an essential accessory
  • Heavy for handheld use
  • Weak on-screen keyboard
  • Type Cover and Surface Pen sold separately
  • Atom processor can't compete with Intel Core CPUs
  • Power connector is loose and bulky
  • Built-in kickstand offers limited adjustability
  • Still out of many people's price range. Slightly underpowered for real laptop work. Windows still isn't a touchfriendly operating system. Tweener size is too big for tablets and too small for laptops
  • Awkward hardware for laptop use with small trackpad
  • Performance isn't as good as similarly priced laptops
  • Weak touch apps for tablet use
  • Some comfort issues
  • Uncompetitive battery life
  • Lacking support for AptX
  • AAC
  • Or LDAC for higher-quality sound
  • Sound lacks refinement and treble energy
  • Worldclass build and design
  • Fullsized USB and kickstand prove invaluable for productivity
  • Decent performance
  • All things considered
  • Excellent display
  • Base unit's 2GB of RAM low for a device in this class
  • Win 8.1 and core apps take up too much space
  • Can be sluggish with heavier operations
  • 64GB variant offers very little free space
  • Speakers sound flat
  • Camera performs poorly under low light
  • Exceptionally long charging time
  • Typing on your lap
  • Type cover is pricey
  • Pen not included
  • Type Cover is not included and is sold as an expensive (yet musthave) $130 accessory. Not great as a laptop. Battery life is somewhat disappointing.
  • Keyboard is another $130
  • Entry model has only 2GB RAM
  • Not powerful enough for anything beyond basic computing
  • Relatively loud coil whine
  • Difficult-to-open case gets in the way of repairs and upgrades
  • Poor I/O
  • Throttling - also during graphics loads
  • High premium for the i7

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  Published: 2015-06-02, review by: stereopoly.de

  • Das Surface 3 ist eine solide Weiterführung des Microsoft-Convertible-Tablets mit 10,8 Zoll, die ruhig 100 Euro günstiger und grundsätzlich mit Stift und Cover ausgestattet sein könnte. Man hat endlich davon abgesehen, Windows RT mit ARM-Prozessoren verhe...

 
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  Published: 2015-05-27, review by: tomshw.de

  • Das Surface 3 ist ein klassisches Windows-Tablet: Es überzeugt mit einem hervorragend verarbeiteten Gehäuse und gefällt nach wie vor mit dem einzigartigen Ständerkonzept, das sich mit den unterschiedlichen Einstellungsmöglichkeiten noch besser an die Bedü...

 
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  Published: 2015-05-27, Author: Jan-Frederik , review by: computerbase.de

  • sinnvolles Display-Format, hohe Auflösung und gute Darstellungsqualität, hohe Tablet-Leistung, präziser N-trig-Stift, hochwertiges Gehäuse, sehr gute Verarbeitung, Speicher erweiterbar, LTE verfügbar
  • Tastatur als teures Zubehör, Laufzeit beim Medienkonsum, Micro-USB-Anschluss
  • LaufzeitEin anderes Betriebssystem, ein anderer Prozessor und ein größeres Display – die Auswirkungen dieser Anpassungen auf die Akkulaufzeit unterscheiden sich von Szenario zu Szenario. Das über WLAN von YouTube gestreamte Video zwingt das neue Modell 2...

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  Published: 2015-05-26, Author: Chris , review by: giga.de

  • Verarbeitung, Material, Gewicht, Display, Stylus, Akku, Kickstand, Type Cover, Lautsprecher, LTEOption
  • Preis

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  Published: 2015-05-22, Author: Ingolf , review by: computerbild.de

  • Hohe Bildqualität, Hohes Arbeitstempo, Vollwertiger USB-3.0-Anschluss, Mini-Displayport, Ständer an der Rückseite, Speicher erweiterbar, WLAN-ac, Bluetooth 4.0
  • Hohes Gewicht, Sehr knappe Akkulaufzeit
  • Das Surface 3 ist wirklich gelungen – die Verarbeitung ist top, das Display überzeugt. Und auch die Ausstattung kann sich sehen lassen: Dank vollwertigem USB-3.0-Anschluss lassen sich USB-Sticks und externe Festplatten andocken, per Mini-Displayport auch...

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  Published: 2015-05-20, review by: t3n.de

  • Insgesamt ist das Surface 3 von Microsoft ein gutes Stück Hardware für alle, die Standard-Büroarbeit damit erledigen wollen. Ein bisschen browsen hier und ein paar Notizen dort, auf dem Sofa abends noch ein paar Videos im Netz schauen. Bei rechenintensive...

 
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  Published: 2015-05-20, review by: computerwoche.de

  • Endlich ein richtiges Tablet von Microsoft! Das Surface 3 überzeugt, weil es mit einem Standard-Windows läuft, mehr Rechenleistung mitbringt als die meisten Windows-Tablets und deutlich besser verarbeitet ist. Eigentlich optimal, wenn Sie ein Tablet überw...

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  Published: 2015-05-20, review by: pc-magazin.de

  • Das Surface 3 von Microsoft ist auf jeden Fall eines der besten 10-Zoll-Windows-Tablets auf den Markt, vor allem mit dem optionalen Stift für Notizen oder Zeichnungen. Es ist vielseitig, sehr gut verarbeitet, besitzt ein gutes Display und einen USB-3.0-An...

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  Published: 2015-05-14, Author: Lenz , review by: gizmodo.de

  • AluminiumUnibody und einzigartiges Design, Überraschend gute Frontund Rückkamera, Scharfes Display mit stabilen Blickwinkeln und optimalem Bildformat, Schnelle Performance, trotz mittelmäßiger Hardware
  • Minimal wackelige Verarbeitung am Display, Zu hoher Preis, kein Zubehör
  • Beziehung mit Hindernissen Das Microsoft Surface 3 hinterließ einen bitteren Beigeschmack. Einerseits wünscht man sich genau solch ein Tablet, welches Entertainment, Design und Arbeit in einer kompakten Größe verpackt. Die Hardware reicht vollkommen aus...

 
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  Published: 2015-05-13, Author: Philipp , review by: hardwareluxx.de

  • hervorragende Materialwahl und Verarbeitungsqualität, vollwertiges Windows 8.1, helles und überzeugenes 3:2-Display, neuer Intel Atom x7 sorgt für Performancevorteil gegenüber anderen Atom-Tablets, gute Akkulaufzeit, lautlos, überzeugendes Zubehör erhältl
  • Preisgestaltung - hoher Basispreis, hohe Zusatzkosten für empfehlenswertes Zubehör, nur noch Office 365 Personal-Abo, eMMC-Speicher bremst aus, geringe Ladeleistung, kein magnetischer Ladeanschluss, Kickstand nicht stufenlos verstellbar, Performance und
  • Meinung, Alternativen Der Schritt, den Microsoft mit dem Surface 3 geht, war lange überfällig. Endlich läuft Windows 8.1 nicht mehr nur auf den Surface Pro-Modellen, sondern auch auf einem Non-Pro Surface. Dafür müssen gegenüber dem Vorgänger nur wenig...

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