Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works great. I purchased the keyboard and heavy duty cover and I really like how portable yet useful the tablet can be. Highly recommend for Microsoft applications. Next time I would purchased with built in 4G for secure online access at all times.

The 8 GB ram and fast 128 GB SSD make up for the slow Pentium Gold processor resulting in a responsive little computer. Excellent high resolution display. The Microsoft type cover is so good that I consider it a must-have option.

I like what Microsoft has done with the surface line. Now, with the sufrace GO, it really pushes the availability of a full desktop OS on a small format. Costs about the same as a high end tablet, and provideds a much more robust user experience, given that is is capable of running a full version of windows. This does come with some downsides, as the GO does not have a very powerfull processor, so navigating can be a bit sluggish. But, if you keep in mind that it is a fully featured OS on a small form factor, it is impressive. I have a surface pen from a previous surface purchase that is compatible with the GO, so there was no need to purchase a new pen. Overall, very happy with the purchase. Not as light or as thin as the Ipad pro, but it is more PRO in many respects. Depending on the intended use of the tablet, the GO will likely fill in most of the boxes.

I use this for teaching and it made it super simple. It’s small but yet so powerful and my students absolutely stunned by it! It’s my daily classroom driver now!

This is a good computer for the price and what I needed. Although I had got the blue screen of death it was fixed in no time at all and no run around to find the problem. It is simple yet does a boat load of applications to get all the jobs I need done.

The surface go is a great on the go laptop/pad. Great as a secondary/companion to your desktop or laptop, not as a main device. Works great with office 365 and even can run some adobe applications, converting to the free Windows 10 version.

So I purchased the Surface Go day one. Everything started off well but about a week after use, problems started. I have been back and forth with what should be tech support to fix my issue with Office on my device. For some reason I cannot activate my Office 365 on my device. Every time I try I continue to get error code 0x43. So I call tech support and I get passed around by 1. people who read a script and knew nothing about Microsoft products 2. None of the support personnel could barely speak English wish was very frustrating 3. My mouse I pre-ordered to my local store has yet to arrive and I have seen it in other stores 4. My problem is still not resolved. So at this point as much as I want to keep the device, which is perfect for OneNote, I plan to return my complete purchase. Customer service is key and at this point Microsoft has failed in this area.

The surface go does everything I ask of it. It's also light and easy to carry. I main just surf the interwebs and play with diff coloring book apps. Nothing data or processor heavy. Just an average user, and for me it works great.

This tablet is great. It is much smaller and lighter than the original surface. Plus it has face recognition, so you don't have to remember a new password.

My wife loves the size, but for $549 for 128GB and no keyboard and no windows pro, Surface pro tablets sell for less with lots more. Price would be reasonable if you didn't have to buy a keyboard

This is a great tablet for school and to take notes. It sucks that you have to purchase accessories separately and a pretty penny but Apple does the same thing. I am very happy about the purchase I did after so much research.

This was the 2nd Microsoft Surface Pro I've had. It's the BEST computer I've ever had. I got rid of my iPad & never looked back. Lightweight, perfect for travel. I've added an exterior DVD/CD player & use the remarkable Microsoft ergonomic mouse.

I switched from an iPad to a Windows based device. I have no regrets. I can work with my Excel sheets easily and I haven't noticed any lag. Performance is quite good better than expected.

For the price and size you can't beat it! If you're a serious designer or need the Surface for similar reasons- I'd suggest the upgraded models but i have made design work on this as well

In a psych NP and I use this amazing computer to take notes while working, writing with the pen, the delete after the day is over without worrying about personal health info! Awesome

Performs perfectly out of s mode, which is very easy to disable. I take all my notes and write all my essays on my surface go. The absolute only downfall for me is the missing of a usb type c port but that is easily fixed.

The Surface Go has the right name. It is small enough to fit into a large purse yet big enough for someone with my eye sight to read the screen. It does everything a laptop does using a third of the space. I love my Surface Go.

I bought this before a business trip. It is lightweight to hold in your hand for reading or props up nicely to use at a desk. I used it to play mobile games, read emails, do homework. It worked great for all. No complaints.

I purchased this product due to needing a windows operated pc for my studies as well as the form factor. So far, the Surface Go has been able to handle every task thrown at it, be it programming in Java and Python to split screen email and word sessions. The battery life on the device is decent, You have to find a sweet spot of brightness level mixed with the current task you're completing on the laptop to get the rated 9hrs Microsoft claims but all in all it has been reliable. However, I have noticed there is a problem with the kick stand, The device can lean to one side or the other if pushed on as if the kick stand is crooked and not perfectly straight as contact is made with the table. Have yet to try out the Surface pen with this but I'm looking forward to it.

Very nice small computer with lot of power. The Surface Go is ideal for my needs. I don’t play video games do I don’t need high powered graphics. So nice to have a touch screen.