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Microsoft Surface Go 2 review: A gorgeous, pricey tablet with a decent CPU

Microsoft Surface Go 2 review: A gorgeous, pricey tablet with a decent CPU

Posted on May 12, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Microsoft still makes you buy the keyboard separately, though.

The Surface Go 2 is a tablet that doesn’t fit easily into traditional niches. As the entry-level product in Microsoft’s Surface line, it’s still somewhat expensive, but it offers a beautiful screen and one of the best camera sets you’ll find anywhere. Performance is another matter: At its best, with an 8th-gen Intel Core m3 under the hood, the Surface Go 2 is comparable to the Surface Pro 3 from 2014. That’s fine if you stick with everyday productivity, but don’t expect much more.
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