Microsoft Surface Go 3 - 10.5" Touchscreen - Intel® Pentium® Gold - 4GB Memory - 64GB eMMC - Device Only - Platinum (Latest Model)

A very efficient tablet for the low cost.Pros:-Portable- easy to walk around with and carry to school/work-Affordable- possibly the best for its price-Visually appealing- Sleek design-Easily paired with Microsoft keyboard and penCons:-Can be a bit slow when running a lot of apps so ensure to close apps when finished using.Highly recommend!

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!!!!! It would be just that much better if I could plug even just one flash drive while charging or if there was a multi port that clips on similar to the newer models, it needs a couple USB's AND the charging port, plus it needs to be able to reach over a protective shell to plug in as I couldn't use the multi-port (Clip on) I purchased as the shell obstructs it's connection. Several times as I've been typing and paused for some reason it would continue to enter different key strokes and the cursor would bounce around the document so when I started typing again I'd be at some other random point on the document. But I really do LOVE the MS Surface Go 3. Oh Yea!!! when I ordered my Surface Go 3 I selected the higher memory option (I believe) it was 16G & 156G but when it came it only had the lower memory 8G & 64G this did upset me quite a bit as it should be quicker.

I guess the title of my review says it all. The surface go 3 has very nice form factor, excellent touch screen, allows you to download all kinds of apps from anywhere, runs quickly, and if you're a windows user it will be second nature for you to use this tablet. Now, the negative, internal storage amount on mine was too small and you can't get a surface go 3 with more than 128 GB of internal storage. Be aware a fair chunk of this memory is taken up with the operating system and all the apps you have already on the system and then those you download. So, you end up with not much internal storage if you want to go offline to manage all your photos for example. Yes, the cloud can be some of the solution but if you go offline you will not have access to those photos on the cloud. I could only get the 64 GB version and that was the deal breaker for me after I tried to download all the photos and video I wanted to edit offline.I downloaded all the google browser software and associated apps and it worked great. No hassle with the download and making Chrome my default browser. Just a preference for me. I was also able to download eM Client to help manage my gmail much more effortlessly than the gmail app. If you have some niggling issues with the gmail app and you can download eM Client on your system, do it. You will have a much nicer email experience with eM Client managing all your gmail for you.One other note, if you want to get the maximum internal memory you will pay much more for it, if and when you can find that version. After my experience with the product cost with 64 GB and seeing what the 128 GB version costs I would not purchase the surface go 3. There are quite a few tablets out there that have more internal storage or additional storage you can add that cost much less then the surface go 3 and work extremely well.

update, July 2025: once again, can't install ms update because between the bloated update and bloated OS, there isn't enough room. so I'm trying to reset windows, but the reset has been stuck at 1% for a suspicious amount of time. unbelievable.i honestly can't believe that even ms would put out such an underpowered piece of garbage. it's embarrassing.original review: Good ole Microsoft: 64gb and still not enough memory to install a windows update. Add in sloooow performance, underwhelming touchpad OS that's a weak port of windows someone did when they were angry at their boss, and you this terrible, terrible device.

Does what it is supposed to. Easy , light, set up is super easy. Battery life could be lo ger but for price this is a great machine. Also charger is pretty specific so don’t expect to be able to use a USB with a charging block on the road without buying a new block with attached cable. Other than that, it’s great . Bo software or hardware issues

I'm currently using this as a backup to my primary laptop. 100 percent worth for the price I paid. It's lightweight, easy-to-use, and the battery life is good

I purchased this to use as a tablet without a keyboard. The initial setup was very difficult with no keyboard because the touch screen keyboard is not enabled by default. I had to do some research to find out how to enable it. Note that you want to use the Touch keyboard on windows 11, not the on screen keyboard. My other frustration is that the keyboard does not always open as expected when I click to type in an input.Beyond that it works as expected and has good wifi connectivity.

I take my notes on it at work it makes it easier to have everything right there.