Customer Ratings & Reviews

Got a good deal with open box, easy to set up and use, perfect size for daily study.

Nice, easy to use interface. Touch screen is very responsive. Love the compact size and thin profile.

Really enjoy it very easy to carry around and light weight. Touch screen is great I love it.

I like my lightweight "laptop". It fits nicely in an everyday shoulder bag.

I upgraded from the original surface Go and I'm not disappointed. I'm not using it for a lot of processor intensive application so it performs efficiently go my usage. I'm a student and I use it mostly to write paper. I've watched some Netflix and had no issues. Overall, it performs well. If you are looking for a work horse, you might be better off with the Surface Pro 7.

Great product. Love the versatility of having a tablet / touch screen laptop. I have the surface pro and love it. So I purchased 2 of these surface go 2 for my kids because they are still doing virtual schooling this year. Their iPads weren’t capable to do certain applications.

The Go Pro is great. It has a fast processor and a touch screen.

Easy to use, really good size for using while sitting in recliner.

I really enjoy my Microsoft Surfacepro it’s very small & sleek which makes it easy to carry around! It comes in cut colors ! I do recommend getting the attachable keyboard ! Overall I really like this computer ! I also suggest purchasing the adapter device that serves as the output piece to save files since this computer does not have it built onto it !!

Nice tablet! As long as you are used to no keyboard, this is great! Can add a keyboard later

I love it. It's the perfect way to work. I just wish it wouldn't have issues using Chrome

I was looking for something I could use to take notes in classes and easily work on homework without needing to bring my full laptop everywhere. The Surface Go 2 is very transportable, works great for the basics as a tablet, but also has good functionality as a laptop when I need to do more than just take notes.

A little sluggish for browsing the net at times. Doesn't seem to like playing YouTube videos at 1080p. Great for general office usage, Word and Excel work great. Handles Lightroom moderately well. Great little night stand sidekick with Best Buy brand bluetooth keyboard/trackpad addition it is great for typing out documents and emails.

Works great! It's easy to carry around and is pretty light.

compact lightweight great tablet and very reasonable price

This unit is nice addition to my Amateur Radio "go bag" for digital communications. While only having one USB-C port, with the additional adapter it is functional. The battery life will handle an all-day event. With the addition of a bluetooth keyboard it is easier to use.

Works great for what I needed it for, Playing low graphic games on steam while at work, watching videos, googling stuff etc... Pretty fast and responsive, although I would have preferred the go 2 with the newer cpu. It's much better after getting the keyboard and a cover. Makes it feel less fragile.

Small and compact. Great computer for on the go work.

I just dont know what I would do without this little thing. It is great size for me when I am in my mobile office( my car). I am in real estate and when I need to do anything it is always urgent. This has been a game changer. So easy to use and I have it synced with my big desktop at home.

If you are looking for a PC in tablet form, this is for you.  I got the Surface Go 2 to supplement my desktop PC for when I'm away from my desk--eating lunch, at the couch, outside, etc.  As a result, I now spend a lot more time away from my desk! :) The front camera and microphone is phenomenal and is great for Zoom calls.  Sometimes I hook the Surface up to the TV via a USB-C to HDMI connector and have Zoom calls in the living room on the big screen. Its greatest strength is also its greatest weakness.  While other tablets restrict you to mobile-optimized apps, the Surface lets you run any Windows app.  Not all Windows apps are optimized for the tablet form factor.  It's not the Surface's fault, but keep in mind the ecosystem if that matters to you.  Do you want a tablet that acts as a phone or a PC?  BTW, the pen works great in cases where my fingers are too large. Since this runs Windows 10, I expect to get updates for well longer than any tablet or phone.  If that runs out, I plan to install Linux.