Whether you’re a businessman or a student, if you need a new device that will fit your everyday needs, then you should consider purchasing a Surface Go 3. This is a new device from Microsoft, and it offers some amazing features that you can take advantage of.
Processor
During our Surface Go 3 review, we found that the system was not as powerful as our previous Windows tablet. While it could perform light, simple tasks such as composing an email or running a few Chrome tabs, it was a little laggy for heavy-duty applications such as Photoshop.
The Surface Go 3 is a tablet that is designed for front-line workers and students who want an affordable Windows device. It offers a fast touchscreen experience and a full-size mechanical backlit keyboard. It’s also a great option for standard Office-style work, web browsing, and email.
The Surface Go 3 has a smaller screen than the Surface Go 2 but its resolution is still sufficient for capturing documents. It also supports touch input and five-finger multitouch gestures. The Surface Go also has a front-facing 5.0Mpixel HD camera that offers decent color saturation.
The Surface Go 3 has an Intel Core i3-10100Y CPU and Intel UHD Graphics 615 GPU. The Intel Core i3-10100Y has more execution units and a faster clock speed than the Pentium Gold 6500Y. The Pentium Gold has 4GB of RAM and 64GB of eMMC storage.
While the Surface Go 3 is a great value, the processor is weaker than the more powerful Chromebooks and Windows laptops. The system’s multitasking abilities are limited, and it doesn’t have the same battery life as its predecessor. The Surface Go 3 is also limited to using apps that are available in the Microsoft Store.
The Surface Go 3 offers a more comfortable touchscreen experience, but the system can be difficult to use if you don’t have a touchpad. It’s also not designed to perform heavy work or run complicated applications. It’s more suited for light personal use, such as composing an email, reading the news, or jotting down an idea.
Touchpad
Regardless of your choice, Microsoft’s Surface Go 3 for Business is a fast and versatile tablet that’s always connected. It’s an ideal fit for business users who demand fast and reliable authentication, as well as an ultra-versatile device that’s always connected.
The Surface Go 3 for Business comes with a Type Cover keyboard, which transforms the tablet into a laptop. The Type Cover keyboard costs around $90 and gives users a touchpad and a keyboard with a matching touchpad. The keyboard is backlit, magnetically attached, and connects via Bluetooth. The keyboard’s backlight comes in seven different colors to suit your needs.
The Surface Go 3 for Business also has a kickstand, which makes the tablet sit at a variety of angles. While the kickstand isn’t unmalleable, it’s stiff enough to provide stability.
The Surface Go 3’s touchpad is responsive and quiet. It has some notable features, including a satisfying click, a haptic feedback button, and a nifty scrolling feature. Depending on your needs, the Surface Go 3’s touchpad may prove to be the best part of the tablet.
The Surface Go 3 for Business isn’t the best Windows tablet on the market, but it’s a solid performer for light personal use. It’s also a decent value for money. It’s a great tablet for web browsing and notetaking, but you’ll need a keyboard for the most flexibility.
The Surface Go 3 for Business also packs an infrared camera, an 8-megapixel rear-facing camera, and a microfiber finish. You can also opt for a digital stylus. The Surface Go 3’s keyboard isn’t as good as full-size keyboards, but it’s a solid choice.
The Surface Go 3 For Business isn’t the best Windows tablet, but it’s a solid performer and the best value for money. It’s a fine little computer that’s often fun to use.
Webcam
Whether you’re on the road or in the office, the Surface Go is the small but mighty portable PC that is ready to do your bidding. Its large 220pi PixelSense screen provides ample screen real estate for your favorite applications, games and videos. The small but mighty Core i3 CPU is an ideal partner for the latest and greatest games and apps. The Surface Go is also an ideal travel companion thanks to its small size and lightweight nature. It can also drive an external monitor if you’re feeling the pinch.
The best part of the Surface Go is that it’s actually fun to use. With its small form factor, you can throw it in your backpack without any hassle. The touch screen is responsive and easy on the eyes, and the keyboard is comfortable to touch. It also supports tilt and swivel to enhance your productivity. The only downside is that it lacks a dedicated port for external storage. Thankfully, there’s a convenient USB-C port for your USB-A needs.
Lastly, the Surface Go is a worthy competitor to the likes of the iPad Air 2 and Galaxy S6. With a sub $1,800 price tag, you’ll be hard pressed to find a better deal. The Go is also a great option for those looking for a low-cost Windows PC. For Android devotees, the Surface Go is an excellent choice, thanks to its large library of applications.
Battery life
Compared to the Surface Go 2 (which I reviewed earlier), the Surface Go 3 is a much smaller and more affordable device. The design, screen, and build quality are quite similar. This makes it a great option for those looking for a Windows tablet that will fit in their purse. However, it is not a fully-featured laptop, and it lacks some key features that could prove important in the workplace.
The Surface Go 3’s battery life is short. It only lasts for about seven hours on light productivity tasks, which is not enough to last a full workday. If you’re using the Surface Go 3 to do serious work, you’ll need to bring along a power outlet.
The Surface Go 3’s battery performance depends on the user’s settings and the processor that it’s equipped with. If you use the Surface Go 3 to do demanding tasks, you’ll find that it can slow down under heavy load. However, it is capable of running light tasks, like browsing the web or watching YouTube.
It has a battery that will last for around 11 hours on a video rundown test. The Surface Go 3’s screen maxes out at around 453 nits. This is the same brightness level as the Surface Pro 8. The screen also produces 105% of the sRGB spectrum. However, it does flicker a little, which can be irritating to some people.
The Surface Go 3 also comes with a one-year warranty. However, it’s important to note that it can be expensive to buy all of the accessories you may want. It’s also quite thin and weighs only 1.2 pounds. There are two versions of the Surface Go 3, including one with an Intel Pentium Gold CPU and 4GB of RAM. The Pentium Gold model also has 64GB of eMMC storage.
Looking for something with a bit more Power and Some more Screen Real Estate? Check out our review of the Surface Pro 8
