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%)
5959 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
It's tiny
Gorgeous
And more productive than an iPad or other cheap PC
The Surface Go delivers Microsoft's great Surface design and accessories at a lower price
And in a smaller size
Attractive
Mostly aluminum design
Small and lightweight
Comfortable keyboard
Little bloatware
Excellent build quality
Sharp
Bright display
Windows Hello support
Built-in microSD card slot
Brilliant keyboard
Plenty of ports
Sturdy design
Affordable
Competitive price
Lightweight
Fairly compact
Real-world performance was satisfactory
Colorful and bright display
Comfy backlit keyboard with touchpad
Faster than most budget Windows laptops
Windows Hello for facial recognition logins
Classy
Lightweight design
Sharp and colorful 10-inch screen
Face-recognition webcam
Low-cost entry point to the Surface line
Build quality is high
Small
Good potential for education use
New fingerprint reader works as well as a camera
Outstanding build quality
Reliable and fast unlocked 4G LTE
Great audio
A mini Surface Pro
Stylish
Premium design
Class-leading keyboard
Great 12.4-inch display
Thin bezels
3
2 aspect ratio
Great display
Excellent performance
Ultra portable
Great keyboard
USB-C charging
LTE is super convenient
Crisp design elevates it above other affordable notebooks
Core i5 chip is good for everyday use
Solid battery life
Excellent keyboard
Attractive with strong build quality
Bright
Vivid display
Affordable starting price
Portable
Elegant design
Mostly Linux-friendly
Decent performance
USB-C port for data
Power
Video
Good battery life
Incredibly thin and light
Gorgeous display
Runs Windows apps
Great keyboard case
Premium quality materials
Perfectly made case
Very robust chassis
No thermal throttling
Bright high-contrast display
Very low DeltaE 2000 deviations
High color space coverage
No clouding
MicroSD card reader
Decent battery life
Silent
The editors didn't like
The CPU is still pretty underwhelming
The Surface Go is a 2-in-1 laptop. But it's a very
Very good one that jumps up to being exceptional when you consider its price versus other devices of the same ilk. It ships as a tablet
But for an additional $100-
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
Sub-1080p resolution
Middling battery life
No fingerprint reader on base model
Very poor specs on base models
Sluggish performance
Janky touchscreen for some apps like Chrome
Keyboard and stylus sold separately
Huge
Thick bezels around display
Limited storage
Poor performance
Smaller Type Cover can be uncomfortable
Battery life isn't much to speak of
Windows 10 in S Mode lacks app flexibility
Short battery life
Thick bezels
Keyboard and pen cost extra
Narrow
Extra-cost keyboard is more comfortable on a desk than on a lap
Mild-mannered performance
Middling speed
Keyboard is cramped and costs extra
Narrow for on-lap use
No full-size USB ports
Average performance
USB-C hub may be needed for I/O expansion
No eSIM support
Battery life could be better
$130 extra for LTE drives down value
Subpar battery life
Keys aren't backlit
Base specs underwhelm
Accessories need to be purchased separately
Battery life
Extra $130 hard to justify for most
Big bezels mean screen is cramped
Dongles
Screen resolution is underwhelming
Entry-level configuration makes big spec compromises
Abstract: Whether a fan of Windows (for AAWP) or Mobile in general (for AAM), one thing you'll have been keeping an eye on from Microsoft is their affordable ultra-mobile PCs, the Surface Go range and Surface Laptop Go. Despite the headline, this isn't as easy as a...
Competitive price, New fingerprint reader works as well as a camera
Average performance, USB-C hub may be needed for I/O expansion
The Surface Laptop Go is Microsoft's most accessible Surface yet, a very good budget laptop that can compete against other midrange models. Even compromises like its fingerprint reader and a sub-1080p screen surprisingly work...
Published: 2020-10-13, Author: Andrew , review by: tomshardware.com
Attractive, mostly aluminum design, Small and lightweight, Comfortable keyboard, Little bloatware,
Sub-1080p resolution, Middling battery life, No fingerprint reader on base model, Very poor specs on base models
The Microsoft Surface Laptop Go is a pretty, lightweight device with a premium feel, but the hardware inside doesn't match what you can get for the price elsewhere...
Published: 2020-10-13, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Crisp design elevates it above other affordable notebooks, Core i5 chip is good for everyday use, Solid battery life, Excellent keyboard
Screen resolution is underwhelming, Entry-level configuration makes big spec compromises, No embedded LTE option
It feels like I've spent half the year fielding the “what laptop should I buy for my kids?” question, and the rest of the time answering “what laptop should I buy for myself?” There's undoubtedly an audience out there for a notebook that's priced aggressi...
The Surface Laptop Go is a really nice little laptop, little being part of the value proposition. It's not just lightweight, but it's compact. I kind of love it. I called it my 'couch PC' earlier, and that's actually significant to me. I review PCs by usi...
Abstract: A premium laptop might sound like a dream come true for many of us, but nobody said affordable laptops are not a solid choice. We'll take a look at the best laptops out there for students, casual or a business user, but also for those that want to use the...
Brilliant keyboard, Plenty of ports, Sturdy design
Limited storage, Poor performance, Middling battery life
Relies too much on accessories to be a good tablet, not powerful enough to replace a laptop.With the accessories and additional storage factored in, the Surface Go creeps toward a high-end price point that the low-end internals cannot justify. It is a cap...
The Surface Go starts at $399 (for 64GB storage version). While affordable, the need to buy accessories and preferably a higher-spec model, it goes above the $500 range. I just don't think that 64GB is enough, especially if you're using it daily. That...
