A:AnswerSurface Go 2 features built-in Bluetooth support.
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A:AnswerThe Surface Pen you currently own is most likely compatible with Surface Go 2. If you currently own a type cover designed for Surface Pro, it will not be compatible with Surface Go 2 and you will need to invest in Surface Go Signature Type Cover. A standard Bluetooth keyboard should be compatible.
A:AnswerWhile a Bluetooth keyboard may work with Surface Go 2, a type cover designed for another Surface device is not compatible with Surface Go 2.
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A:AnswerSurface Go 2 may connect to an external monitor using a Surface USB-C to HDMI Adapter. A wireless keyboard may connect via Bluetooth or we recommend investing in a Surface Go Signature Type Cover.
A:AnswerThis dose not have that port to connect a ethernet port but its got Bluetooth and you can connect it to a hotspot to use wifi so you can go on the web.