The Surface Go 3, looks almost identical to the Surface Go 2 which is no bad thing. While not a power horse (and not designed to be), the Surface Go 3 is still the cheapest, smallest and lightest Windows 11 Surface device from Microsoft that gives you the full experience of Surface including Surface pen support, 10-point multi-touch and Windows Hello camera. Being 10th-gen is key as this means it will run and support Windows 11 which the Surface Go 2 family will not (officially anyway). Internally, the entry-level Pentium Gold 4425Y processor has been replaced with a Pentium Gold 6500Y chip, while the higher end model (the one I have been evaluating) has had its Core m3-8100Y chip replaced with a 10th-gen Core i3-10100Y chip.

The Surface Go 3 is essentially an under the hood upgrade to last years’ Surface Go 2. Being a big fan of the Surface Family, and being a fan of the Surface Go 2 LTE for traveling and working on the go, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on the Surface Go 3 and put it through a days work! Introducing the Surface Go 3

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