Microsoft Surface Go 3 - 10.5" Touchscreen - Intel® Core™ i3 - 8GB Memory - 128GB SSD - Device Only - Platinum (Latest Model)
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- The most portable Surface touchscreen 2-in-1. Perfect for your everyday tasks, homework, and play.
- Go-anywhere tablet with laptop productivity for the whole family. Starting at just 1.2 pounds,(4) with high-res 10.5 220ppi touchscreen, adjustable Kickstand, Surface Pen, and Type Cover.
- All-day battery life. Get up to 11 hours (1) of on-the-go power, plus Fast Charging to take you from low to full when you do need to plug in.
- The new, more intuitive Windows. Work, play, and create in the way most natural to you with Windows 11.
- Plug in the accessories you use today with included USB-C port, headphone jack, Bluetooth 5.0, and MicroSDXC Card Reader.
- Youre going to need Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Dont forget to add Microsoft 365
Description
Ready, set, Go anywhere. The most portable Surface touchscreen 2-in-1 is perfect for your everyday tasks, homework, and play. Designed to light up the best of Windows 11, Surface Go 3 is optimized for digital pen and touch, with a choice of a faster Intel® Pentium® or Intel® Core™ i3 processor, plus all- day battery, tablet-to-laptop versatility, and comprehensive Microsoft security.
Brand: Microsoft
Model Name: Surface Go
Memory Storage Capacity: 8 GB
Screen Size: 10.5 Inches
Display Resolution Maximum: 1920x1280 Pixels
Standing screen display size: 10.5 Inches
Screen Resolution: 1920x1280
Max Screen Resolution: 1920x1280 Pixels
Processor: 1.3 GHz core_i3
RAM: 8 GB
Hard Drive: 128 GB
Graphics Coprocessor: Intel UHD Graphics 615
Chipset Brand: Intel
Card Description: Integrated
Wireless Type: 802.11a, 802.11ac, 802.11ax, 802.11b, 802.11g
Number of USB 3.0 Ports: 1
Average Battery Life (in hours): 11 Hours
Brand: Microsoft
Series: Surface Go
Item model number: 8VC-00001
Hardware Platform: Windows
Operating System: Windows 11 Home
Item Weight: 1.18 pounds
Product Dimensions: 7.98 x 10.82 x 1.89 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 7.98 x 10.82 x 1.89 inches
Color: Platinum
Rear Webcam Resolution: 8 MP
Processor Brand: Intel
Computer Memory Type: Unknown
Flash Memory Size: 128 GB
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: September 22, 2021
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Top Amazon Reviews
I have had this tablet for over two years and have no complaints at all.
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2025 by F Johnson
This device is very limited by its processing power, if order to search the web you have to use Edge otherwise you can experience lag on the device. The form factor and the battery like is perfect. The build quality of the device is also superior. Just lacking performance for me.
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2022 by Kevin W
I was looking for a main laptop for college. I dont need anything powerful because I do not photoshop, edit videos, or code. I love the surface pen (not included) and using it with this tablet-laptop. Perfect for my basic needs, although battery life isnt as good as chromebooks that last 10+ hours. However I know it would at least get me through 2 classes without having to charge it. The keyboard is a must. The screen size sounds too small but its just a little smaller than a notebook, perfect for me anyway. The portability is what attracted me to this instead of the Surface Pro series
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2022 by AJ AJ
I got the i3 8GB memory 128GB SSD Platinum version, which at the time of this review is the top of the line model sold on Amazon. THE GOOD It's physically beautiful. It's sleek, thin, lightweight. The glass feels great and the back looks amazing. Probably the best looking Microsoft product I've seen. I was very happy to be able to get a very small tablet that ran a real operating system. iPads and Android tablets just don't cut it sometimes when you need to run real desktop software. If you want a small tablet that runs full Windows, this one does it. Windows 11 looks amazing. I'm mostly a Mac guy having left Windows after MS messed around with the start button and tiles with Windows 8. I had tried to come back a couple times here and there, but 8 and 10 seemed so dated after having switched to Mac. Windows 11 changes that for me and makes me open to coming back to Windows. It's beautiful and modern. They've removed a lot of the old Control Panel options that came from XP a long time ago, so that's good. Some are still there I discovered, but for the most part settings is greatly improved.... Windows 11 is great, but not great enough to make this tablet a keeper. THE BAD Really, Microsoft? A goofy proprietary charger? Not sure if the USB-C port just doesn't take a charge or if mine is defective, but I couldn't get a charge with my MacBook Pro USB-C charger/cable or Samsung S21 Ultra charger. Instead, mine only charges with MS's proprietary charger which means now I'm hauling around yet another charger and cable wherever I go instead of just one USB-C charger for all devices. I could almost live with that inconvenience, but what I can't live with is the speed. I understand that there are other Surfaces that have better/faster specs, but they are also bigger. I wanted a small and capable Windows tablet, but alas this one is only small. This may be an unfair comparison, so take this with a grain of salt, but I happened to get a new iPad Mini 6 the same day. I unboxed and fired up both at the same time and was up and running on the iPad in a quarter of the time even with Apple's annoying Apple ID Fort-Knox password verifications. The Surface was slow out of the gate. At first I thought the touch screen didn't work because when prompted for the usual username stuff, the keyboard would not appear..... oh wait, it did.... just 2-3 seconds AFTER taping on the text box. I thought maybe I was doing something wrong since I've never used Windows tablet before, but eventually it became apparent that the tablet was so extremely slow that even typing text would have serious lag. Then there's the usual and annoying Windows updates. Oh well, just part of the ecosystem, but geez! It took 45 minutes from unboxing to being able to even check out the desktop. I downloaded some desktop stock brokerage programs and they took forever to open. So slow. These aren't super resource heavy programs like Photoshop. They are fairly simple, yet they were just too slow to be usable for quick stock market trading. CONCLUSION So beautiful but just too slow for me. The touchscreen seems finicky and programs take forever to load and use. If MS comes out with a supped up version of this, I would definitely take another look. But if this is as fast as it can run, it's a hard pass. I'd hate to see the tablets with lesser processors. Buy if speed isn't a concern. Pass if you value your time.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2021 by Elem Sea
If you are looking for a slow computer that is perfectly capable of browsing the internet and maybe a little more, this is fine. Instead of an in-depth review of this now older technology that was clearly not optimized for Windows 11, I'm just going to list the use cases that I have for it: 1) Notetaking: this is a good device to put in a hard-case and take to school/meetings/church and run something like Inkodo with a microsoft pen to take notes. The virtual keyboard works well enough if you don't get a pen. 2) Kindle: I like electronic books. I use this for reading picture books to the kids pretty often. 3) Homeschool computer lab: I plug it into a dock and use this for the kid's online typing course. "Epistory" (a typing game) runs fine on it. 4) Select gaming: Along with educational games, it can handle older, less demanding games. "Root" and a few other board game style games work fine too, if you have the patience to navigate to them. 5) Wireless Display: When I travel, this encased tablet becomes an additional 1080p monitor (though only at a 30hz refresh rate). It's small enough to throw into any bag but large enough to still be useful as a monitor. However, Adobe Acrobat Pro will crash on this tablet if you try to open any type of complicated document. Adobe Acrobat Reader (without editing features and free) works acceptably. So if you're looking for any of these features on a budget, this works fine. If you're looking for anything beyond basic computer functions, look elsewhere. It's a good (if outdated) tablet that I'd consider acceptable in the right circumstances.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2024 by Sarutaru06
It's a fully featured PC that's the same size and weight as any apple or android tablet. And cheaper. Say goodbye to phone o/s and app stores, and hello to full feature software and peripherals. Just one design flaw, and it's a big one. The single USBC port is not Thunderbolt. So if you use those 7 in 1 hubs, computer work is fine but even a single tv video output chops at 1080p. Instead there is this crazy magnetic strip connector thing, complete with flashing lights on the cable. It's used for optional charging, and only the $200 MS branded dock supporting dual monitors. Proprietary connectors are just astonishing these days. So if you want to be able to connect to a TV and stream video, be warned
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2022 by huggyou