Purchased this as a replacement for my Surface Pro 4 and am really pleased that I did .Great Value for money in a compact size.

Would be better if you wern't forced to enter in your microsoft account details, but the device it's self is well made with good battery life. Video performance is good for media consumption and touch screen is responsive.

Bought this for work and it's perfect for my needs.

The Microsoft Surface Go 3 is decent for school use. It's a very portable device as it's compact and lightweight, and its battery lasts a little over seven hours of light productivity, so depending on your school schedule, you might be able to get through the day on a full charge.

Compact and lightweight., Feels well-built., Display gets bright enough for use in most settings., Outstanding webcam video quality for video calls., Keyboard feels good to type on.

Small screen isn't ideal for multitasking., Low-power CPU and integrated graphics can't handle demanding workloads., Only one USB port., Small touchpad.

I was looking for a new laptop and was hesitant when I purchased the surface go even after seeing all the reviews online I am still blown away by this device and truely wish I had bought one previously.

To find a tablet that can actually double up as an effective laptop is rather tough to find. Unless you are willing to splash the cash on the iPad Pro. The search for an Android tablet — that can also be used as a laptop —starts and ends with the rather expensive Samsung Galaxy Tab S series.

Overall, I feel the Surface Go 3 is a good device though not exceptional. Sure, I get that Microsoft is charging a premium for the Surface Go 3 (the cost drastically increases when you include the accessories).

The Surface Go 3 is an okay laptop that can sometimes be a mediocre tablet.

Super portable, Full desktop OS, Nice display

Poor performance relative to competition, Necessary accessories are an added cost, Minor changes from last year

A super-portable machine for getting bits and pieces done while on the go, but it's just not adept enough when it comes to power and battery life. That makes it difficult to see how this device represents the Surface name well, as even a decent Chromebook would be preferable.

Windows 11 so you're free to install apps and executables as you please, The webcam is genuinely decent, Kickstand design is great

Lacklustre performance and battery life, Type Cover keyboard not included, Chunky screen bezel looks dated, Only one USB-C (ditch the Surface Connect port already)

The Surface Go 3 has had a nice performance boost over its predecessor, but the meaningful upgrades end there. Compared to Microsoft’s premium 2-in-1s, there’s a lot you’re missing out on.

Premium build, Decent Core i3 performance, Great video calling experience

Poor battery life, Dated design, Can be expensive